Evening Gown Kallen Kozuki & Shirley Fenette

From Cdkey Studio, PG Studio

$219

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Kallen Kozuki
Shirley Fenette

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CharacterCode Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion · Kallen Kozuki, Shirley Fenette

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INFORMATION

Dimensions

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Configurations

Character lineup: Kallen Kozuki and Shirley Fenette
Sale format: Not specified

Material & Packaging

Material: PU throughout
Packaging: Outer carton, EPE foam, and securing straps

Other

Scale: 1/6
Studio: Cdkey Studio x PG Studio
Edition Size: 128 pieces
Estimated Shipment: End of Q4 2026
Series: Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
Product Line: Evening Gown Series

Notes

The full-PU construction is specified to preserve the product’s sculpted details.
The figures are designed to stand independently and do not use peg mounting points.

VIDEO

ABOUT

The Evening Gown Series presents Kallen Kozuki and Shirley Fenette in coordinated 1/6-scale formal designs. Kallen wears a fitted crimson dress with layered drapery and a rose detail, while Shirley’s white gown features gathered fabric and long flowing panels. Their contrasting palettes and hair silhouettes distinguish the two figures while maintaining a unified presentation.

CHARACTER ORIGIN

Kallen Kozuki and Shirley Fenette come from Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion, although the supplied material does not associate these designs with a specific canon scene. Kallen's hand-to-lips pose and direct gaze convey guarded confidence, while Shirley's lifted hand and softer expression create a more approachable counterpart. The formalwear theme interprets their contrasting personalities through posture and styling rather than combat imagery.