An artist has given Bratz dolls make-unders to turn them into replicas of inspirational women.
Canadian Wendy Tsao collected six Bratz dolls - often criticised for their revealing outfits and unrealistic proportions - and transformed them into the likes of author JK Rowling and the youngest-ever Nobel Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai.
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Her collection, which also includes lesser-known heroic women such as the first female Canadian astronaut Roberta Bondar and UN messenger of peace Jane Goodall, was in part inspired by Sonia Singh who gave dolls make-unders for a collection of Tree Change Dolls, created earlier this year.
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