Tops are trickier, but EAH seems to be the closest in body shape. Jackets on the other hand have more leeway. There were two or three fake leather ones in the lot that looked pretty good on all the monster girls.
A couple of jackets somehow fit the 25cm Obitsu and Hanna Montana, but I suspect they're probably not Bratz clothes. There were also some Bratz Boyz pants that I discovered fit the Simba Super Models almost perfecly. The margins are pretty slim though, and it depends on the material, model, and manufacturing variations. The tops were too short and wide.
A couple of skirts ended up on Lottie (after snipping the fabric strap/"underwear" that keeps them from riding up). And after all of that, there's still a big pile of clothes going back to the thrift store. I'm trying to be strict and not hang on to cute clothes that might fit some doll some day. It's partially to curb my hoarding tendencies, and partially because I felt kind of bad for selfishly snatching up both bags of clothes when I don't even have any Bratz dolls. But there's a bunch of good stuff in there still that someone could make better use of than me.
(Oh and yes, I finally got a EAH! Raven Queen. I love the design of the body, although a torso joint would have been nice. However, now that I've seen it in person I really don't like her face. I've added her to The Unending Repaint List Of Legend, let's hope that solves the issue.)
Bratz's tops fit my Hi!Glamm dolls, skirts same. As for pants- well, obviously not, cause Hi!Glamm are all that legs.
ReplyDeleteGood to know for any hi:glamm owners out there!
DeleteI actually would like more Ever After bodies, but they are just so darn expensive!
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