The five main Bratz dolls, known for their signature large eyes and fashion-forward style, are Cloe, Yasmin, Jade, Sasha, and Raya, with the original lineup featuring Cloe, Yasmin, Jade, and Sasha, and Raya added later as the fifth core member, though Meygan was also an early addition.
As mentioned, the names of the main Bratz Dolls are Cloe, Yasmin, Jade, Sasha, and Raya. Your browser can't play this video. Cloe was originally named Zoe.
The 5 main Bratz dolls are the original four—Cloe, Yasmin, Jade, and Sasha—with Meygan often considered the fifth core member, though some sources list Raya as the 5th in newer lineups, but Meygan was the first fifth member added to the initial group in 2002. These "Bratz Pack" girls are known for their fashion-forward style and distinct personalities.
Meygan is generally considered the fifth member of the Bratz clique. Although she competes in popularity with Dana, both are far more popular than Raya, who is generally disliked by fans. Meygan's zodiac sign is Aries since her birthday is on April 15.
Alia has long auburn hair, white skin and green eyes. Alia is of Arabian ethnicity (both of her parents being Arab), and Moroccan nationality.
Yasmin joins the journalism club, but later decides to focus on singing before she meets Dylan, a popular yet laid-back jock, who is deaf but can lip read, who misses being able to listen to music.
The rarest Bratz dolls often include early releases, limited editions like Sweet Dreams Felicia, special collections such as Tokyo A Go-Go Sasha, and unique collaborations like the Shrek Yasmin, with values ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars, driven by scarcity, unique outfits, and high collector demand for specific characters or lines like Princess Yasmin or Mowalola Felicia. While some dolls, like Felicia, are hyped, true rarity comes from limited runs, specific releases (like Campfire Dana), and dolls with unique features or accessories.
Nevra & Roxxi are making history as the first ever fashion doll characters to be part of the LGBTQ+ community!
Cloe's fashion passion changes with her mood, sometimes it's casual cool and sometimes it's drama. Her friends call her “Angel” because that's what she is!
The four original 10-inch (25 cm) dolls were released on May 21, 2001 — Yasmin (Latina/Persian), Cloe (English Blonde/White), Jade (East Asian), and Sasha (African-American) — with Meygan (Scottish Redhead) being added to the group in 2002 as a fifth member.
Yasmin's fashion passion is mixing classic vintage with modern staples. Her friends call her “Pretty Princess” because she has a sweet and regal style.
Sasha's friends call her “Bunny Boo” because old school hip hop is her thing. She's looking forward to a day of hangin' with her girls, and xpressing her street couture style.
Bratz Boyz is a sub-brand of Bratz created by MGA Entertainment. It debuted in 2002 with the 1st edition of the Boyz line. Cameron and Dylan are the first Boyz to debut.
Bratz Bratziez Pretty Princess Yasmin.
Both Yasmin and Sasha share the same zodiac sign, Leo.
Dylan was one of the first characters in the Bratz Boyz line and was introduced in 2002 alongside Cameron. Dylan has been a staple character since his introduction. Dylan has also appeared in the Lil' Boyz, Bratz Kidz, and Mini Bratz lines.
In the Bratz doll posse, Jade is half-White, half-Asian; Cloe and Sasha are African-American; and Yasmine—the first Bratz doll created, front and center in the photograph below—is half-Jewish, half-Latina.
People buy expensive $8,000+ reborn dolls for therapeutic reasons, like coping with grief from miscarriage or infant loss, or for comfort due to infertility, loneliness, or mental health conditions like PTSD, as well as for the art form, collecting, or as a hobby to practice nurturing, but these hyper-realistic dolls also serve as comfort objects for some with dementia or as educational tools for new parents. Their high cost reflects the intricate, weeks-long process of creating a lifelike baby with detailed skin, hair, and weight, transforming a blank vinyl kit into a unique art piece.
Bratz dolls were discontinued and relaunched multiple times due to intense legal battles with Mattel (Barbie's maker) over copyright infringement, poor sales after redesigned versions failed to connect with kids (especially the overly adult-themed 2015 reboot), and shifting market trends, leading to periods of hiatus to rebrand and later a return to original styles to capture collector nostalgia.
Sasha, Yasmin, Cloe, and Jade formed a tokenless multiethnic friend group in which there was no leader. Their bobble heads, frosty makeup, and chunky shoes—in all its quintessential 2000s glory—was a reverberation of the times. Thanks to its wide appeal, Bratz's first edition was a total triumph.
Yasmin is a girl's name of Persian origin, meaning “jasmine flower.” This word derives from yâsamin, meaning "gift from God." The national flower of the Philippines, this plant is native to warm, tropical regions of the world.
Pretty Arabic girl names often evoke beauty, nature, or virtue, with popular choices including Zahra/Zahra (flower/bright), Layla (night), Aaliyah/Aliyah (exalted), Jameela (beautiful), Noor (light), Maryam/Mariam (pious), Aya (sign/miracle), Rania (gazing/admiring), and Safiyyah (pure). Other lovely options are Amara (grace), Amal (hope), Dalia (dahlia flower), and Yasmina (jasmine).
Niki has a Persian origin and it is a female name, meaning kindness, Being good, good, benevolent, good turn, goodness, nobility, right; 2- (in ancient times) comfort, prosperity, afterlife reward.