Nice hairstyle idea, I bet I could recreate that rolled look at the side and finish it in a casual bun for work. Love learning new updos.
She does remind me of the red dress and pearls model pose. In fact there's a line around her neck that looks like a necklace has been photoshopped out maybe?
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Dejavu book covers
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I think it's likely the same gal, that hairdo and pose is making the rounds, sans pearls and red dress.Lisa wrote:Nice hairstyle idea, I bet I could recreate that rolled look at the side and finish it in a casual bun for work. Love learning new updos.
She does remind me of the red dress and pearls model pose. In fact there's a line around her neck that looks like a necklace has been photoshopped out maybe?
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Re: Dejavu book covers
Some changes made to make it look different (hair smoothed out, texture/color change to the dress) but with the necklace being the same, it's definitely the same original image, or at least the same photoshoot.
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Good catch.
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Re: Dejavu book covers
The Ashford Affair version is much, much better.
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Re: Dejavu book covers
See now I don't think of that cover as a "romantic comedy" cover, I think of it as a serious cover because of all the other books that had it. Not that I read any of them, but none of them looked like comedies.
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It is an odd choice for a comedy themed book.Lisa wrote:See now I don't think of that cover as a "romantic comedy" cover, I think of it as a serious cover because of all the other books that had it. Not that I read any of them, but none of them looked like comedies.
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Is the pink dress now blue?
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