Fyodor Golan for Transformers: Following a line of My Little Pony womenswear, the Transformers will get the fashion treatment from U.K. designer Fyodor Golan, with a collection of high-end branded apparel that debuted at London Fashion Week in September.

Philipp Plein for Transformers: Following his line of Transformers-branded shirts for men earlier this year, Philipp Plein now translates the brand for women. The line of high-end dresses includes extravagant applications such as a Transformers character made of rhinestones.

Maria Escoté for My Little Pony: Catalan designer Maria Escoté is featuring the My Little Pony brand in her new fashion line, which will debut at Madrid Fashion Week in February 2016.

My Little Pony by Undiz: Featuring retro My Little Pony designs, the line of underwear and nightwear is currently being sold in over 100 Undiz stores and online.

Stretch Armstrong: The classic toy will once again be pulled to his limits by kids as Hasbro licenses global rights for its iconic toy brand to The Character Group. The new line of Stretch Armstrong classic toys will be released in summer 2016.

Action Man: As the brand celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2016, Hasbro has licensed Art + Science International to release five Action Man collector edition figures in June 2016. The range will feature the classic British infantrymen, the skier, the parachutist, the scuba diver and the footballer, each featuring accessories, gripping hands, realistic hair and Action Man's famous scar.

Stickle Bricks and Mr. Frosty: Under license from Hasbro, GP Flair will re-launche two classic brands in the U.K.–Stickle Bricks and Mr. Frosty. Starting in 2016, a new generation of children will be sticking, stacking and building their way to developing better dexterity and imagination with the Stickle Bricks brand, the perfect first construction toy for toddlers. GP Flair will also re-release the Mr. Frosty frozen slushy maker in 2016, which first became a household favorite when it debuted in 1980.