The Magic Snow set is one of my favourite, since I like winter and snow themed dolls (I also own the whole Winter Wonderland Bratz set) and it's the only whole set of Moxie Girlz I own. They really look beautiful and lovely, each one in her own outfit color that beautifully suits her hair color, two with gold accents, two with silver accents: definitely a set to collect!
Sophina has dark brown hair and pink clothes with gold accents, Kellan has red hair and light blue clothes with silver accents: these two cuties are my favourite in the set, they look so sweet and I love how they colors match.
But the other two are definitely gorgeous and a little more adult looking: Avery has blonde hair and fair skin and white and dark blue clothes with gold accents, Bria has dark hair and dark skin and lilac and white clothes with silver accents.
But let's talk about Bria herself!
I love how her light colored clothes look on her dark skin and hair, lilac and white look great on her, and the silver accents add the final touch! She comes with a "wool" white dress ending in a short skirt with a ruffle, a lilac belt, a lilac "satin" quilted jacket with fake fur trim, silver stockings, lilac stockings, plastic white boots with lilac accents, a "wool" lilac hat, a "wool" white scarf with lilac trimming and fringes, a lilac "satin" quilted purse closed with a lilac belt and decorated with lilac fringes, and tiny plastic lilac earrings. And like all the Moxie girls in this set, she comes with a plastic snow flake containing fake snow, and a plastic slide that matches her color scheme.
Bria's make up is beautiful too, and it's made of lilac eyeshadow, glitter eyeshadow, and pearly pink lipstick. Her hair is a rich and gorgeous dark brown with chestnut accents, her eyes are black or dark grey with light grey accents and little heart shaped highlights.
Like all the Moxie Gilz (and Bratz), she has no feet, but since the incomplete legs are hidden into her boots it's still fine. I admit it's the only issue that never convinced me, but still. Her legs are bendable, but her arms are not. Her hair is quite soft and nicely styled.
One issue about her is that the actual doll is missing some details shown on the promotional pictures: I don't see any pair of mittens decorated with tiny bows (she does not come with gloves at all), I don't see the fringes hanging from her belt, I don't see the pompons hanging from the zip of her dress, I don't see any flower with bead decorating her hat.
Of course, the quite cheap price reflects the quality of the materials, but it's fine since this doll is intended to be a toy and not a collectible item, and the materials and details of her clothes are not bad at all, and are better quality compared with most of the other dolls intended to be toys.
Overall I think Magic Snow Bria is a gorgeous girl and a very lovely doll and I'm glad I was able to add her into my collection.
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Bria Snow Moxie Girlz is well worth the price of $19.99 for the outfit alone. She wears an adorable dress which has a well finished ruffle, a quilted jacket with fir at the ends of her sleeves and around the color and front ends. She has a darling quilted pocketbook which matches her quilted jacket and even opens plus a cute knit hat with a skarf. She wears white boots with purple accents and silver tights. This is the best quality and most elaborate outfit MGA has manufactured for a Moxie Girlz doll in my opinion.Bria also has the better quality silky easy to comb/style seran hair, not the messy nylon hair which presently their basic $10. Bratz and Moxie dolls unfortunately have. I'm not rating the sled and snow because I'm an adult collector and collect just for the beauty of the doll, her hair quality and the clothing. The only thing I'd change is her eye color. I'd love to have Bria's eye color deep brown, not blue on an African doll.
