Kirstee lives in Stilesville and attends Stiles High School. She works as an unpaid intern at Your Thing magazine alongside her sister Kaycee. Kirstee's favorite color is pink, and she and her twin sister have a general dislike towards anyone who doesn't fit their idea of fashion, which includes the Bratz. Bratz were always wearing things that are cool,” Larian said. “I remember as a kid, when I played with the dolls and helped with them, the detail that was put into each piece was kind of unseen before. It made you aspire to flaunt these fashions, and the people that grew up with them now have their own lines.” Kirstee and Kaycee are dressed in their iconic pink slip dresses with white buttons on their straps, taken straight from their animated appearances. The dresses also have white lining along the hems. Kirstee comes with a fabric crown hair accessory with beading around it to mimic pearls. The crown is attached to Kirstee’s head with plastic ties to make it stay in place. Kirstee wears a fabric bow in her hair, which is attached to a hair tie that wraps around her bun. Both Tweevils wear the iconic First Edition Jade/Yasmin shoe mold in hot pink, just like their animated character models! They also come with matching pink heart-shaped earrings.

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FIRST TIME EVER: 18 years after stealing the show in the 2005 Bratz animated TV series, the Tweevils have come to life in doll form for the first time. DIO has declared that this article has stopped in time, and any or all information on it may be outdated. Some fans are upset that the Tweevils do not come with much or may have set high personal expectations in terms of what MGA was going to create in terms of fashion. Again, I do not think the Tweevils need to be hyper-glamorous—at least not in their first-ever release. Keeping the Tweevils as recognizable as possible is a smart move; this not only appeals to die-hard Bratz fans, but also casual fans who grew up with the animated movies and television series. Fans can re-create iconic moments from the animated Bratz media using show-accurate dolls of the Tweevils. It wouldn’t make sense to have highly-stylized Tweevils in designer fashion pieces for their introductory release, especially when creating these dolls is likely a huge risk for the company.TL;DR: Do not expect any upcoming Bratz or MGA releases to use saran hair. Nylon is the new standard. the bodies years after the Bratz animated TV series debuted, the Tweevils are finally in doll form for the first time ever! From the brassy blonde buns to the full-on pink ensembles, these Kirstee and Kaycee dolls are totally accurate to the way they appeared in the Bratz TV series. Kirstee has an identical twin sister named Kaycee. In the episode Kidnapped, Kirstee revealed that her father is a podiatrist (a doctor that specializes in feet) and her mother is the vice president of the "Women Against Change" association. MGA shall not be liable for any damages of any kind arising out of or in connection with your participation in the Program, including direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages, even if we have been advised of the possibility of such damages. Because some states do not permit the exclusion or limitation of certain damages, in such jurisdictions, liability is limited to the fullest extent permitted by such state law. Governing Law

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As they are twins, Kirstee and Kaycee look almost exactly alike each other aside from some minor details. Both twins possess light skin, blue eyes and light blonde hair. Their primary outfits include of a pink dress and tall pink wedge pumps. They can easily be told apart as Kaycee, the younger twin, is always wearing a white bandage on her nose because she has had several nose jobs and has her hair tied in a bun held with a pink hairbow. Both girls have pink studded heart shaped earrings and wear the same makeup as their boss, Burdine. Thank you so much to MGA Entertainment for sending the Tweevils set and for making the first Bratz release of the year (unless you count Pretty ‘N’ Punk, which probably won’t have a wider release till August) iconic! In Kidnapped, Kirstee reveals that she failed her Driver's Education class and doesn't know how to drive. It really changed what people saw in the toy aisle. Being able to relate to the different skin tones of these dolls was huge,” Larian said. “What my dad has always said is, ‘they don’t need to be a specific race. Yasmin can be Persian. She can also be Hispanic. She can be whatever the person who wants that doll sees herself in.’ That’s the beauty of Bratz. It’s this commitment to diversity, but not just to be diverse, it’s just who we are. It’s built into the brand.”

EXPRESSIVE FACES. Kirstee sports a “totally-judging-you” look, while Kaycee stares blankly. Their face deco and head sculpts are reminiscent of their styling on the Bratz TV series, capturing their wild personalities. Bratz has always veered off the mainstream path, and helped to pave the way for more diversity in toys. When the majority of dolls were blonde, light-skinned and blue-eyed, Bratz’s first line of dolls had different skin tones, hair colors and eye shapes. The dolls were well-known for their disproportionately large heads and full lips. Kirstee is aggressive and mean to all those around her, even her own sister. She is smarter than her sister Kaycee, but often makes fun of her sister's intelligence and calls her names.

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These fan-favorite characters are an iconic part of the Bratz brand. Now, for the first time ever, fans can collect them in doll form! Relive all the hysterical hijinks of the nostalgic animated series and new Bratz content with these collector edition dolls. In March, Larian brought her two worlds together to create a collaboration between Bratz and Cult Gaia, featuring bright colors, bejeweled accessories and patterns such as snakeskin.EXPRESSIVE FACES: Kirstee sports a “totally-judging-you” look, while Kaycee stares blankly. Their face deco and head sculpts are reminiscent of their styling on the Bratz TV series, capturing their wild personalities. I always knew before Bratz that I would do fashion. My mom was a fashion designer, but I think I learned about product and brand building almost by osmosis, by just being so exposed,” she said. Bratz is tapping into people’s desire for nostalgia, said Larian, who was the inspiration for the Yasmin doll. Her father, Isaac Larian, is the founder and chief executive officer of MGA Entertainment, the manufacturer of Bratz. BASED ON THE TV SHOW. From the brassy blonde buns to the full-on pink ensembles, these Kirstee and Kaycee dolls are totally accurate to the way they appeared in the Bratz TV series. Rewards expire one year from the date they were earned. If a reward has not been redeemed within one year, it will expire and will no longer be available for use. Modification and Termination