Shocking news from Mattel: for the first time, Monster High and American Girl are teaming up for a creepy-cute crossover doll.

The star of the collaboration is Monster High’s Frankie Stein, the electrifying daughter of Frankenstein’s monster and his bride. Intended for fans ages 8 and up, the limited-edition doll re-creates the iconic character in American Girl’s signature style, complete with co-branded packaging. Only 6,000 dolls will be available in-store and online, and fans can grab them starting Sept. 1.

The 18-inch doll stuns in a black-and-blue plaid dress, complete with sparkly puff sleeves, a mesh underskirt, and a satin polka-dot tie. Her black-and-white streaked hair falls over her shoulders, revealing the silver-plated bolts in her neck, while her purple eye makeup, red manicure, and green, stitched-together skin make the look hauntingly high-fashion. Rounding out the electrifying ensemble is a pair of striped Mary Janes, a studded vinyl belt dripping with silver chains, dangly blue earrings, and a quilted skullette purse.

The Monster High Frankie Stein Doll by American Girl will be available in-store and online starting Sept. 1 for $225. However, Berry Rewards Members can score it now on American Girl’s website.


MONSTER HIGH FRANKIE STEIN DOLL BY AMERICAN GIRL

This 18-inch doll gives Frankie Stein an American Girl makeover, complete with her iconic blue-and-black plaid dress, streaked hair, and green, stitched-together skin. She arrives with in limited-edition packaging alongside a variety of creepy-cute accessories.

Product Facts

  • MSRP:
  • $225
  • Age:
  • 8+

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