It's been three decades since the students of St. Benedict's Academy traded in their textbooks for spellbooks, and now the most fashionable witches in horror history are getting a toy makeover that's pure '90s nostalgia. Bratz, the doll brand known for its bold attitude and fierce style, has teamed up with The Craft to release a collector's line that brings Sarah, Rochelle, Bonnie, and Nancy back in all their plaid-skirted glory.
The collaboration, which ShowtimeSpot can exclusively reveal, turns the film's four leads into detailed fashion dolls. Sarah (played by Robin Tunney), Rochelle (Rachel True), and Bonnie (Neve Campbell) come together in a $120 three-pack, while Nancy (Fairuza Balk) gets her own $70 special-edition release with two complete outfits. Each doll is dressed in a reimagined version of the St. Benedict's uniform, complete with mini skirts and statement shoes that would make any '90s teen jealous.
But this isn't just about the clothes. The accessories are where the magic really happens. Sarah comes with a caged bird, Rochelle carries a bagged clownfish, and Bonnie has a butterfly jar—all nods to the film's beach ritual scene. Every doll also includes a red candle, the coven's signature tool for casting spells. The packaging is designed to look like a VHS tape, a clever throwback to the era when The Craft first hit theaters and became a cult classic.
Nancy's doll, as you might expect, gets the most dramatic treatment. Her school uniform is just the beginning—she also comes with an all-black ensemble that reflects her descent into dark power. The doll recreates her smoky eye makeup and bold red lipstick, with chunky jewelry that screams 'I don't follow your rules.' Her accessories include a red candle, a jar with a removable snake, a spellbook, and a golden-hilted dagger. It's a fitting tribute to a character who remains one of horror's most intimidating figures.
For fans who've been waiting to add a little witchcraft to their collection, the timing couldn't be better. The Bratz x The Craft line is available now on the official Bratz website, and given how quickly limited-edition dolls tend to sell out, you might want to act fast. Whether you're a longtime devotee of the film or just discovering its charms, these dolls are a fun way to celebrate a movie that proved fashion and the supernatural go hand in hand.
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