As anticipation builds for the second season of Netflix’s hit series Wednesday, fans of the Addams Family are in for a treat with the launch of a new collection of Monster High dolls inspired by ...

Monster High dolls parent with the same values I have about teaching my kids to appreciate who they are inside. Mom's Must-haves: Monster High, fashion dolls I can live with ...

For $25, collectors can also get the Paint It Black Fashion Pack. It offers a complete, curated look for any Monster High Wednesday doll looking to change up her #OOTD.That’s “Outfit of the ...

The best Monster High dolls not only have the best outfit and accessories, but they should be one of your child’s favorite characters from the series as well. Skip to content FOX31 Denver ...

Mattel’s Monster High fashion doll franchise officially shut down in 2018, and if you have been missing it ever since, Friday the 13th for May 2022 is going to be your lucky day.

Globally embraced fashion doll line Monster High is returning on Oct. 1, introducing a new line of characters which highlight the inclusive messaging at the core of the brand.

Mattel's Monster High has always celebrated horror-inspired fashion dolls and has started to pull iconic franchises into the mix. The Skullector series is a line that is more direct to adult ...

Monster High doll fans will get to these deadly ladies in new freaky fashion and come with plenty of Creepover Party fun from fangicure baskets, nail polish bottles, pets, and pet beds.

Turns out the newest Monster High doll, which debuts this week at Comic-Con 2012, offers fans more of the same. Like her Monster High classmates, Scarah Screams is the daughter of a classic ...

Since the line began, Monster High has mixed in fashion dolls with all the classic monster archetypes. But now they are coming into the modern era of horror. Via Bloody-Disgusting, ...

The new Monster High Inner Monster dolls are cute and customizable, ... I’m one of them myself, because I had more Barbie and fashion dolls than I knew what to do with.

But she added Monster High dolls to the mix a year ago. “I look at Olivia and some of her friends and see they're growing out of Barbies,” says Olivia's mom, Lisa Maddux, 42, a freelance writer.