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Her face card is gorgeous but her outfit is not giving like to be honest they should've made her color pallete consist of dark blue, black, and gold sure hoyo can keep the top but maybe make it detailed plus make it similar to royal Russian woman dresses and long skirt like I feel like a skirt similiar length to Nicole would've been better that a short skirt.. I love her voice and design specially the eyes but the outfit needs a severe change It looks like a ripoff Disney princess dress..
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I knew she was gonna have elf ears
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