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可児愛梨  「カニアイリ」
可児愛梨 「カニアイリ」
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yt1232 :
めちゃくちゃ可愛い!😍ちなみにあいりゃんはコンタクトマイナスいくつ使っていますか!?👀私はマイナス6.5!笑
2026-10-14 04:51:13
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misterapplepie1973480922 :
愛梨ちゃん可愛いです!😍✨チア姿お似合いですよ!👍✨
2026-10-14 15:17:15
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鈴木温人 :
可愛い♡
2026-10-14 12:41:30
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すい :
理想の女の子すぎる
2026-10-13 21:50:35
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pljik :
楽しい!
2026-10-13 17:36:58
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アイスクリーム :
カニータ可愛い❤
2026-10-13 10:43:05
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かわいい
2026-10-13 10:46:17
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出張で乗れてないバイカー :
似合いすぎてるかわいい!
2026-10-13 10:43:08
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ほんとにかわいすぎ
2026-10-13 10:44:22
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かいぞたん :
かわいすぎて、100万回再生しそう🫠
2026-10-13 12:07:18
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おさむっち :
なにこれ可愛い😆
2026-10-13 14:25:14
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willy frito :
Amazing! 😏
2026-10-13 18:27:45
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櫻坂46 :
可愛い
2026-10-13 17:59:39
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magic tatay :
可児ちゃんのチアコス3連発🥰🥰🥰貴女綺麗😍😍
2026-10-13 11:20:29
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🐢みくろっと🐢 :
ちょっと可愛すぎるかぁ
2026-10-13 12:42:36
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2026-10-13 11:19:47
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かずき :
かわいい🩷
2026-10-14 03:45:25
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TAKA⚾︎ :
すき
2026-10-13 13:58:33
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kuロックス🏹 :
チアコス多くて最近に嬉しい
2026-10-13 13:16:08
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可愛すぎる
2026-10-15 04:33:21
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めっちゃ最高に可愛いすぎる😍
2026-10-14 10:19:28
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たつやん :
可愛いなぁ🩷
2026-10-13 13:51:51
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HIGASI :
可愛い
2026-10-14 06:02:59
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2026-10-13 10:49:20
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JOAQUIM VERDU Fashion Designer Joaquim Verdu is a Spanish fashion designer known for his expertise in knitwear, which he often combines with woven fabrics to create fluid lines, defined volumes, and a
JOAQUIM VERDU Fashion Designer Joaquim Verdu is a Spanish fashion designer known for his expertise in knitwear, which he often combines with woven fabrics to create fluid lines, defined volumes, and a "less is more" aesthetic. He apprenticed under couturier Pedro Rodriguez and launched his own signature label in the 1980s, gaining commercial success with his innovative use of knit and woven materials. Joaquim Verdú is rare among fashion designers in showing a preference for knitted rather than woven fabrics -to the extent that since his label began to be manufactured by Pulligan in 1991, Verdú has devoted himself exclusively to knitting. Underlying the eminently wearable collections is a philosophy of less is more. The keynotes are well-defined volumes, fluid lines, and immaculate detailing; colors are mostly plain. What interests the designer is the knitted fabric in its own right, rather than knitting as a vehicle for multicolored jacquards and intarsias. Apart from occasional stripes or prints, if Verdú combines colors it is on a large scale. He might, for example, use a different shade for each part of an outfit or for each garment of a range. That he had intended to be a painter is always apparent in the subtle choice and juxtaposition of brights, pastels, or neutrals. Early collections were exuberant, with a clever mix of knitted and woven materials. When mixing fabrics, Verdú tends to play a teasing game of "spot the knitting." He chooses knitted fabrics that look so much like weaves that only a very close inspection reveals what they are; then he reverses traditional roles and takes us light years away from the woven suit teamed with a sweater. In a Verdú runway, knitting, identifiable or not, is always the star of the show. Weaves become complementary or, at best, equal partners. Handling knitting in this way is a difficult exercise, especially when tailoring is involved, and Verdú has been known to dress male models in suits entirely made out of jersey. The very same qualities that make knitting feel like a second skin turn it awkward in the workroom as knitted fabrics can be unpredictable. Handling knitting in this way is a difficult exercise, especially when tailoring is involved, and Verdú has been known to dress male models in suits entirely made out of jersey. The very same qualities that make knitting feel like a second skin turn it awkward in the workroom as knitted fabrics can be unpredictable. Pressing can stretch them; some curl, others have a sideways slant, difficult to control and impossible to correct. Half the time, the fabric needs to be designed from scratch, and here lies the greatest challenge-to start a garment not from a bale of jersey but from a cone of yarn. Verdu's designs for the straight knitting machine show him in complete control of the fabric and of the manufacturing process. This is one of the aspects that makes his work so successful, but there are others; another is his skill at producing infinite variations on a theme, however simple. Verdú devotees know for a fact that, in any given range, they will find something to fit their age, lifestyle, and bone structure. Then there is the way in which the designer combines chic with exquisite comfort, something that international models appearing in his shows have been quick to point out. Finally, there is the clearly distinctive signature, the very personal imprint Verdú leaves on everything he does, because, except for making the clothes, he actually does everything. From the moment he chooses a yarn or fabric and reaches for the sketch pad, up to the final fitting, nobody else works on the design.#fashiondesigner #fashiontiktok #knitwear #joaquimverdu

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