Dora's hairstyle

Syl O 

on Google

5 days ago

Dora and her team are excellent professionals. I am Dora’s client for the last 8 years. She is awesome!  

Jose Jose 

on Google

5 days ago

As a Latina character, Dora had a major opportunity to showcase a range of hairstyles that better represented Latin culture—curls, waves, braids, or even natural volume. Instead, the creators opted for the most generic, shapeless look possible. It felt like an erasure of heritage and individuality, missing an opportunity to celebrate real diversity. 

Sandra Tim 

on Google

5 days ago

As a Latina icon, Dora could have celebrated rich and diverse cultural hairstyles — braids, waves, curls, or even natural textures that reflect real Latinx identity. But instead, the creators played it painfully safe. Her hair was stripped of cultural meaning or individuality. It came across as generic and sanitized, reducing her to a bland cartoon when she could have been a bold figure of pride and representation for millions of kids. It’s not just a bad style — it’s a tone-deaf design choice that ignored the richness of th... read more

Wilbert Bello 

on Google

5 days ago

Sure, Dora’s hairstyle was easy to animate, but that doesn't excuse how unflattering it was. The stiff, blocky look often made her head appear oversized, further exaggerating the odd proportions of the character design. It was neither fashionable nor flattering—just a lifeless helmet of hair that became more of a punchline than an inspiration. 

Jones Jay 

on Google

5 days ago

Dora’s classic hairstyle is essentially a bowl cut — flat, blunt, and utterly lifeless. While it may have been chosen for simplicity in animation, it doesn’t do her any favors. It lacks movement, personality, and style. It doesn’t reflect her bold, curious nature at all. Instead of looking like a young explorer full of life, she looks like a crash test dummy with a haircut straight from the 90s bargain bin. It’s forgettable at best and awkward at worst — a missed opportunity to give kids a role model with confidence in self-... read more