– Customer review on 12/11/2012

i think that, despite the fact that this doll is poriotmng women in professional careers (such as sergeon and news anchor), to me it still seems to be sticking with the spirit of the barbie; flashy, tight clothes; and the need to be as skinny as possible, as demonstrated by the fact that her lower legs are as skinny as her upper arms (shivers). also, the fact that her clothes (which say barbie in computer keys) has a picture of a monitor on a background of binary. kinda scary. this is how mattel describes it:Barbieae I Can Be â„¢ dolls and accessories empower girls to play out different roles and try on fabulous careers, including computer engineer, the first Barbieae profession chosen by popular vote! Always a reflection of the times, this digital diva engineers the perfect geek-chic look, with hot pink accessories and sleek gadgets to match. The inspiring set also comes with a special code that unlocks career-themed content online, for even more digital play (how fitting)!this is supposed to be about her job, but the description is all about her clothes. mattel, think about how you advertise your products

– Customer review on 19/09/2011

With her pretty Lolita-Victorian style, parasol and pet bat Count Fabulous, Basic Draculaura is another very detailed doll from the Monster High range. Her hairstyle is cute and easy to manage, although her fringe is EXTREMELY hardened with gel. Her ball-jointed limbs make her a dream to pose for collectors displaying her or children playing with her alike.