With Bratz, getting dressed can easily become the main event. A pair of oversized earrings or a dramatic hairstyle deserves as much attention as the outfit, and sensible shoes are hardly the point. Their big eyes and expressive faces give even a tiny doll the presence of someone arriving with plans for the whole afternoon.
Bratz coloring pages share that playful approach to personal style. There is room for the outfit a friend would immediately borrow and the one that would earn a surprised look across the room. Fashion here feels social, a little exaggerated, and much too enjoyable to take entirely seriously.
Free Printable Bratz Coloring Pages
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Coloring Ideas for Bratz Pages
Try these creative ideas to make the most of your coloring sheets.
Plan Jade's Next Manicure
Jade has both hands beside her cheeks, putting her long nails right where they can be seen. This makes the portrait a handy place to try a manicure idea without opening any nail polish. The pointed shapes are small, so a single accent nail will be easier to manage than ten miniature patterns.
Try pink nails with one purple accent on each hand, then use purple again for her top. A soft lip color will keep the brighter nails noticeable beside her face.
Someone planning a dress-up afternoon could choose the nail colors first and look for an outfit to match afterward. Jade's pose already does the job of showing off the finished manicure.
Try a Bright Streak in Wavy Hair
A pink or turquoise streak can follow one of the long waves beside this girl's face, with brown or black for the rest of her hair. Keep the top a single color so the streak remains the main change to her look.
The printed curves give the bright section a route from the part down toward her shoulder. Choose one continuous lock rather than adding a patch across several waves. That keeps it looking like colored hair instead of a stripe painted over the portrait.
This is a simple way to try a hair idea that might be too bold for an ordinary school day. A second copy can keep the same hairstyle with a different streak.
Make Cloe's Hoop Earrings the Finishing Touch
Cloe's large hoops sit between her face and the waves of her hair. They are an easy detail to overlook, but they can decide the feel of the whole outfit. Picture the same simple top with bright plastic hoops, then with a pair that looks like gold.
For a cheerful combination, try orange earrings and a turquoise top; for something dressier, choose yellow-gold hoops with a black top. The hair can stay one shade in either version.
There is no need to add a necklace or more decoration. The open neckline leaves the earrings plenty of room, much as pulling hair away from real earrings lets them become the accessory people notice first.