It’s officially back-to-school season, and this year, American Girl is enrolling in Monster High.

For the first time ever, both of Mattel’s beloved doll brands are teaming up for a creepy-cute crossover. The star of the collab is a limited-edition Frankie Stein collector doll, which re-creates the fan-favorite fashionista in American Girl’s signature style. Kids can add her to their collections 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 iconic 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. She also arrives in limited-edition packaging, perfect for play and display. The doll is recommended for fans ages 8 and up

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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Natalie Miller

Natalie Miller

Natalie is an Assistant Editor for The Pop Insider, The Toy Insider, and The Toy Book. She is a Hufflepuff, a theme park enthusiast, and still holds the school record for the most Accelerated Reader points. If you're looking for her, she's probably at the nearest coffee shop, arguing over who the best Spider-Man is or trying to pet a stranger's dog.

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