The Bratz are honoring Tim Curry by recreating one of his most iconic characters.The fashion dolls line shared a social media post inspired by Tim Curry's role as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show film, recreating the character's signature campy style and theatrical look.Alongside the tribute, Bratz gave credit to Tim Curry for his uniqueness and impact on fashion and pop culture."Tim was never afraid to be exactly who he was, showing us that the most iconic thing you can do is be yourself." View this post on Instagram Instagram PostTim Curry originated the role of Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the 1973 stage production of The Rocky Horror Show before reprising the character in the 1975 film adaptation.His performance became one of the most significant aspects of the cult movie, and the costume worn by Frank-N-Furter, including the corset, fishnet stockings, heels, and heavy makeup, quickly became easily identifiable.The Bratz tribute is consistent with the fashion-oriented nature of the doll line, giving Curry's character an appropriate makeover according to the unique Bratz style.Bratz used the recreation as a way to celebrate Curry's spirit of individuality and going against the traditional norms of style. They ended their tribute by saying:"King of camp and fashion icon, your passion for individuality will inspire us forever!"Tim Curry: A look back on his career and legacyTim Curry passed away on Aug. 25, 2026. He was 80.The actor was born on April 19, 1946, in Grappenhall, Cheshire, England. He studied Drama and English at Birmingham University.In 1973, he played the character of Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the stage play of The Rocky Horror Show, and later, in 1975, he reprised the character in the cult classic movie.In 1980, he made his Broadway debut in the play Amadeus, where he played the titular character. His performance earned him a Tony Award nomination.In 1982, he played Rooster Hannigan in the movie Annie, and he was also acclaimed for his performance in Pirates of Penzance.The acting legend then terrified viewers with his role as the demonic clown Pennywise in the Stephen King horror miniseries It. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostCurry is also remembered for his character in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York as the suspicious hotel clerk Mr. Hector, alongside Macaulay Culkin, Catherine O'Hara, and Rob Schneider, among others.Other than acting, he also launched a musical career, releasing his rock album titled Read My Lips in 1978, and later Fearless in 1979.Following his death, Curry's CBS Sunday Morning interview in October 2025 resurfaced, in which he said he did not fear dying."I don't fear death. I try to avoid it, as I think we all do. But, I suspect that in the end, I will welcome it."The legendary star died peacefully at his Toluca Lake home.