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📌 My Style Moodboard

Curate Your Personal Fashion Aesthetic 👗

Prompt

A fashion mood board collage. Surround a portrait with cutouts of the individual items the model is wearing. Add handwritten notes and sketches in a playful, marker-style font, and include the brand name and source of each item in English. The overall aesthetic should be creative and cute.

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