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Long time no post, it\'s been really busy here but I had a mini photoshoot this afternoon to show off Hitagi\'s new eyes!
I really wanted both girls to have matching eyes and the lovely NakitaN was super amazing and sent Hitagi the eyes from her Megu!
Honestly, as much as I love her Zouks, I think I like her better with these ^-^
The girl with the bear is Nadeko. She is a VOLKS Standard SDG Megu (2010 renewal version) and everything on her is default other than her wig which is a L-093 in NaturalBlack from Leekeworld.
Her shoes are LeekeWorld LS-256_G in Black and her outfit is made up of a custom dress by Kastalia and socks (July 2016 Collection - Thigh-high socks White Knit) and cardigan (September 2015 Outfit Collection - SD cardigan Black/Lace) by VOLKS.
The girl with the brown hair is Hitagi. She is a VOLKS FCS F-01 in Sunlight. Her wig is W-170D (Straight Bob) in M33/12 Rich Brown, her eyes are SDG Megu defaults and she is on the B-09 Suwarikko body with heel feet and A-03 double-jointed arms.
Her outfit is from rRabit; Cute Round Neckline Sweater coat cardigan (MSK020 007) and Sailor one piece dress - Coal (KC040), and her socks are the VOLKS Thigh-high socks Charcoal Gray Knit from the September 2016 Outfit Collection.
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Fashion photography series.
Photographer: Katya Tsyganova
Make up & hair: Irina Saptsova
Model and styling: Alina Rin
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