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Flek-Lola β Lexi - Brooke Swimsuit Pin-up 2019 edition
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Published: 2019-05-01 08:29:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 4533; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 12
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This picture contains two complementing swimsuits (they are part of a set, where the pattern sort of 'continues' as a wave from one into the other), so this time around there's another double character pin-up.This, in contradiction to all the other pieces in the 2019 edition NOT really a 'one piece swimsuit', although the top and bottom are connected via a ring. This ring is design makes the swimsuit taper, creating a more dynamic a-symmetric model... but in combination with the other swimsuit, worn by a second person, the symmetry as a whole is regained.
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Very nice swimsuit designs. Brooke steals the spotlight for me in this one.
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Thanks!
How so? They're having the same poses and are practically mirrored. Of course hair (and expression) are slightly different. Maybe just because Brooke has a little bigger breasts, I wonder...
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I think the swimsuit coloring fits Brooke's skin tone better. And yes, breasts are more noticeable in a two piece bikini than in a one piece, which favors bigger ones of course.
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In my eyes the skin tone isn't really that different (but Lexi being slightly more on the tanned side).
But yes, it makes sense.
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Ugh bigger boobs donβt remind meΒ
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I like the colours of the swimsuits and really like the cameltoes 
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Colours are always a bit more of a juggle... deciding what to use for what characters, and in which situations. Went for something just not blue and just not green (or/so opinions on what it really is may vary) and yellow this time. Initially I thought of giving them a slip and bikini (so a two-part swimsuit) but then I came up with this design and I liked it immediately, so the choice was clear. Especially since it's not symmetric (but then again it is if the pair is worn by two people).
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Yes totally always, and when finished you realize that it doesn't work and then have to start all over again
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Well, I hadn't started on the picture yet when I got the 'improved' idea, so no time was lost on that
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