Bratz: Carter Bryant
Dowiedz się więcej →Carter Bryant worked for Barbie at Mattel and felt his creativity was being stifled. One evening in 1998, he drove past a high school in Springfield and saw a group of teenage girls – bold, stylish, hands on their hips. He went home and began to sketch frantically. Mattel wasn’t interested. Neither was Isaac Larian of MGA Entertainment – until his 12-year-old daughter Jasmin walked into a meeting, saw the sketches, and said, “These are so cool, I need them!” In 2001, Bratz hit the stores. By 2005, they had earned a billion dollars and captured 40% of the fashion doll market. Yasmin, Cloe, Jade, and Sasha – together, without a leader, each one different. Girls with a passion for fashion who changed everything.