In celebration of Pride Month, Bratz teamed up with LGBTQ fashion designer JimmyPaul to create a special edition collector 2-pack featuring same-sex couple, Roxxi and Nevra. The sticker method is hit-or-miss as the 20 Yearz dolls looked beautiful (in most cases), while it played a huge role in the discontinuation of the brand in 2016.

One of the unique elements of this collaboration is that it offers adult apparel designed by Jimmy Paul which allows the Bratz fans to not only collect the limited-edition dolls, but also dress alike and celebrate this important occasion in a unique fan offering," said Gustavo Antonioni, Chief Operating Officer for Difuzed. Roxxi also comes with a hat that is part-fabric and part-plastic, with plastic spikes added to the cap along with lesbian flag and “Girl Power” buttons. Nearly every Bratz doll between 2001 and 2014, except for a select few, has a face screening that was painted using the “spray” method. While the PR box and notecard will not be available for purchase, I do want to point out how special it was to receive this box and the experience of opening it. For some reason, these shoes remind me a bit of Hello My Name Is Raya’s hamburger shoes—but in a good way because those are one of my favorite pairs of Bratz shoes!Item was as described,only issue was the box was slightly damaged which takes away the value as a Collection item. As I opened the box, there was a notecard (also pictured in the gallery) and rainbow-themed tissue paper that revealed the two-pack when opened.

Nevra wears an a-symmetrical glitter top, flared pants with printed Bratz graphics, a full-length faux fur rainbow coat, LGBTQ buttons on her hat, female symbol earrings, and shoes adorned with the Progress flag. On the corner and all around the box are the same sixties-inspired floral designs that are featured on the PR box, which is also included on the ribbon handle attached to the box. As can be expected from two of Bratz's most fabulous dolls, the Roxxi and Nevra two-pack features the couple dressed head-to-toe in full Jimmy Paul apparel, and with tons of accessories -- they're even holding signs that read perfect Pride messages like "I can't even think straight," and "queer and unapologetic" -- the two are more than ready for the Pride rally in their fictional hometown of Stilesville.

Just in time for Pride Month, beloved doll brand Bratz is releasing a super colorful, brand new doll pack featuring queer icons -- and girlfriends -- Roxxi and Nevra! Now, for the first time ever, Roxxi and Nevra will be sold together in a monumental two-pack celebrating their relationship for Pride Month. The set is a collaboration between MGA Entertainment, LGBTQ+ fashion designer Jimmy Paul and licensed lifestyle manufacturer Difuzed.