Puma Taps Bratz for a Y2K-Worthy, Pink and Purple Shoe Capsule Collection

Bratz and Puma have joined forces for a fashionable shoe collection. The athletic brand’s newest collaborator is none other than Bratz, the glamorous early 2000s doll with a passion for fashion. The brand is the latest to add a stylish and colorful take to Puma’s signature footwear. True to form, the three-piece women’s collection features a range of hues of pink and purple — with sleek black and white accents, for good measure. Puma’s recently released Mayze platform sneaker gets a Bratz redux from an ombre purple color palette, as well as the halo-encircled Bratz “B” logo printed on its heel counters and tongues. The shoes are punctuated with Puma’s staple curved accent in sharp white leather, as well as black laces. However, the most glamorous element is the pair’s nameplates at the base of each tongue attachment, reading “Bratz” in sparkling crystals. Another Puma signature getting a Bratz makeover is the Leadcat slide — one of the brand’s most popular styles. The slides are redone with gradient soles that fade from purple to pink, with wide toe straps upholstered in shiny black vinyl. Each strap is embossed with a logo — Puma’s on the left, Bratz’s on the right — to symbolize

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