Fortnite Lost Dolls Skins arrived in the Item Shop on October 9, 2026, with three doll-inspired Outfits and a discounted bundle containing ten cosmetics. Pippa Pinns, Dollie and Mineko cost 1,200 V-Bucks each, while the complete Lost Dolls Bundle is 2,300 V-Bucks. The collection is part of the Fortnitemares Locker of Horrors.
There’s quite a bit more in the bundle than the three haunted dolls, and the individual offers have a surprise of their own: each Outfit comes with a matching Wrap. Epic has now confirmed the prices, the full contents and a Shop departure date, so anyone who saw the original leaks can finally compare the actual offers rather than guess.
Fortnite Lost Dolls Skins release date and Shop deadline
The October 9 Shop refresh brought the Lost Dolls to Fortnite at 1am BST in the UK, corresponding to 8pm EDT on October 8 in the eastern US. The Outfits are available separately, with the full bundle listed in the Locker of Horrors section.
Epic currently lists October 15, 2026 as the scheduled departure date. Check your in-game Shop countdown for the exact time shown in your region. These are rotating Item Shop cosmetics, so a later return is possible but isn’t guaranteed.
How much do Fortnite Lost Dolls Skins cost?
Each standalone Outfit pack costs 1,200 V-Bucks and includes a Wrap. The 2,300-V-Bucks bundle contains all three Outfits plus their Wraps and four additional accessories. Epic lists the bundle’s original value as 5,500 V-Bucks, compared with the current discounted price.
| Shop offer | Price | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Pippa Pinns | 1,200 V-Bucks | Outfit + Baneful Blaster Wrap |
| Dollie | 1,200 V-Bucks | Outfit + Doll Eyes Wrap |
| Mineko | 1,200 V-Bucks | Outfit + Glowing Blossom Wrap |
| Lost Dolls Bundle | 2,300 V-Bucks | Ten cosmetics, including all three Outfits |
All three standalone packs would cost 3,600 V-Bucks, so the full bundle is 1,300 V-Bucks cheaper than purchasing those three offers separately. And you still get the Back Blings, Emote and Guitar on top. If you’re only interested in one doll, of course, spending 1,200 V-Bucks is cheaper than buying everything.
Every cosmetic included in the Fortnite Lost Dolls Skins bundle
Epic’s own Shop lists ten items. Here’s everything the 2,300-V-Bucks bundle provides, without counting items that simply happen to appear beside it in the Shop.
| Item | Cosmetic type |
|---|---|
| Pippa Pinns | Outfit |
| Dollie | Outfit |
| Mineko | Outfit |
| Baneful Blaster | Wrap |
| Doll Eyes | Wrap |
| Glowing Blossom | Wrap |
| Baneful Bunbun | Back Bling |
| Dollie’s Dark Portrait | Back Bling |
| Music Box Mannequin | Emote |
| Sakura Shamisen | Guitar |
Music Box Mannequin is a traversal Emote, and Dollie’s Dark Portrait has an elimination-reactive feature. The Sakura Shamisen is a Guitar rather than a Pickaxe. Stitchy Steppers are not included in the bundle: they’re Kicks sold separately for 600 V-Bucks, even though they appear nearby in the same Halloween Shop section.
Pippa Pinns from the Fortnite Lost Dolls Skins collection
Pippa Pinns has the stitched, poppet-like appearance that makes the Lost Dolls look as though someone raided a very haunted toy cupboard. Her individual 1,200-V-Bucks offer includes the Baneful Blaster Wrap. You can get the pair without paying for Dollie, Mineko or the rest of the accessories.
Some early listings and cached Shop pages call her Poppy Pinns. Epic’s current dedicated offer calls her Pippa Pinns. If you’ve seen both names, you’re looking for the same doll in the Lost Dolls collection, not a secret fourth Outfit.
Dollie from the Fortnite Lost Dolls Skins collection
Dollie is the ribbon-covered, decorative member of the trio, with an outfit that fits the haunted-doll theme without looking like a copy of Pippa. Her individual offer costs 1,200 V-Bucks and includes the Doll Eyes Wrap.
The Dollie’s Dark Portrait Back Bling isn’t part of that standalone Outfit offer. It is included in the full bundle or sold separately for 300 V-Bucks. That’s worth checking if you particularly want the reactive portrait alongside the character.
Mineko from the Fortnite Lost Dolls Skins collection
Mineko completes the set with a very different doll design. Her individual Outfit costs 1,200 V-Bucks and includes the Glowing Blossom Wrap. The Sakura Shamisen Guitar matches the wider collection, but it isn’t included in the individual Mineko offer.
You can buy the Guitar separately for 800 V-Bucks or get it inside the full Lost Dolls Bundle. If you’re building a matching loadout, compare those costs before buying individual pieces. The three Outfits themselves are ordinary playable Fortnite skins, not Sidekicks.
How to get the Fortnite Lost Dolls Skins in Fortnite
Open Fortnite and select the Shop tab, then find the Locker of Horrors section. Choose one of the three individual Outfit packs or open the Lost Dolls Bundle. The purchase screen shows the included items and the V-Bucks price before you confirm.
The dolls are not rewards for Horde Rush, Battle Royale Nitemare quests or Kado’s Reload challenges. Buying them gives you cosmetic Locker items, not a weapon or any gameplay advantage. If you’ve already purchased something included in a bundle, check the personalised price Epic shows you rather than assuming the standard 2,300-V-Bucks figure will be identical for your account.
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The Fortnite Lost Dolls Skins add a wonderfully creepy trio to the Fortnitemares Shop. Pick your favourite for 1,200 V-Bucks, or spend 2,300 for all ten items if you want to commit to the full haunted-doll look. With October 15 showing as the current Shop deadline, the important thing is deciding which cosmetics you’ll actually use before the offer rotates away.
Official sources: Epic Games Lost Dolls Bundle, Pippa Pinns, Dollie, and Mineko.
