Labubu and more: 10 dolls that are famous around the world
BarbieCreated by Mattel, Barbie revolutionised fashion dolls with her stylish looks and career versatility. From astronaut to doctor, she has inspired generations and remains an enduring cultural icon worldwide.
American Girl DollsThese historical and contemporary dolls come with rich backstories and books. They promote diversity, education and empathy, making them beloved by children, collectors and parents alike.
Cabbage Patch KidsWith chubby cheeks and adoption certificates, these unique cloth-faced dolls sparked a US craze in the 1980s, becoming one of the most sought-after holiday toys in history.
BratzKnown for bold fashion, oversized eyes and attitude, Bratz dolls offered an edgier alternative to Barbie. Yasmin, Cloe, Sasha and Jade quickly became Gen-Z favourites and pop icons.
Raggedy AnnThis red-haired, stitched cloth doll with a heart symbolises warmth and nostalgia. Created by Johnny Gruelle, she remains a beloved piece of Americana with books and vintage appeal.
Troll DollsWith wild hair and quirky expressions, Troll Dolls were a global craze in the ‘60s and ‘90s. They’ve re-emerged in pop culture thanks to movies and nostalgic charm.
BlytheKnown for her oversized head and changeable eyes, Blythe was initially unpopular but later became a collector’s favourite, especially in Japan, for her fashion and photography appeal.
Monster HighFeaturing teen children of famous monsters, these dolls embraced uniqueness and diversity. With gothic glam and inclusive messaging, they became a fresh and empowering alternative for young fans.
L.O.L. Surprise! DollsTiny dolls hidden in multiple surprise layers, L.O.L. Surprise! dolls became a YouTube unboxing sensation. Their collectable and quirky nature turned them into a modern toy industry phenomenon.
Labubu DollsLabubu Dolls are quirky, mischievous-looking collectible figures. Known for their wide grins and forest-creature charm, they’ve become cult favourites.