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Today’s style is from Yuzukamiya.
The Rui style a short ponytail style with two curly ponies sitting high on either side of the head. The hair is parted down the middle from front to back with loose strands spilling down the neck. There are loose strands that fall forward on the cheeks framing the face.
The Rui style costs $500L for a fatpack, $95L per color and the demos are free.
Pose: Striking Pose – Quiet Elegance 9, Skin: Tuli – Sayuri tone 2 (freckles) :: The Deck LE (b), Clothes: Awesome Designs – Delicate Summer Set in Red, Eyes: Tea Lane – Dark Brown Eyes(sqsm), Lashes: Cake – Bedroom Lashes
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