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 "Turn into a celeb in a wild leopard-print, one-piece dress! Be gorgeous with fur accessories♡" | |
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056E |
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LB Style Square Brand |
Elegance |
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Japanese Description |
セクシーなひょう柄ワンピでセレブにへんし～ん！ファーのアクセでもっとゴージャスに！ |
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Taiwanese Mandarin Description |
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Flowy Mini Celeb (TM: 名媛小洋裝 Míng Yuàn Xiǎo Yáng Zhuāng/JP: ひらミニプチセレブ Hiramini Puchi Celeb) is one of Dress Up Cards that were introduced in 2005 Autumn Collection/Version 3. It was taken out of the main roster from 2006 Spring Collection/Version 6 onwards but returns back in Best Collection being in the 42nd rank.
After the cease of Oshare Majo and Version 12 finished circulation, Flowy Mini Celeb returns into the main roster starting Version 15 Classic (Which was the re-release/remake of Version 3).
Appearance
To be added
Availability
Japanese Collections
International Versions
- Version 3/15 Classic (Second Collection) (debut)
- Version 4/16 Classic (Second Collection)
- Version 5/17 Classic (Second Collection)
Tips
To be added
Etymology
Japanese
Hiramini (ひらミニ): ひら is an abbreviation of ひらひら, an onomatopoeia for Flutter or Frill as noun. ミニ is the Japanese Katakana transliteration of the word Mini, which can serve as an abbreviation for Miniskirt. There's a term associated with it, ひらミニスカート, that is equivalent to frilly or flutter miniskirt.
Puchi (プチ): Derived from the French word Petit, meaning Small. It serves as a prefix to the next word.
Serebu (セレブ): The Japanese Katakana transliteration of the English word Celeb, alluding to the leopard print.
Taiwanese Mandarin
Míng Yuàn (名媛): A literary relating to female celebrities, generally with a wide reputation or well-known.
Xiǎo Yáng Zhuāng (小洋裝): It translates to Mini Western-style Clothing. In literal sense, a Mini Dress.
English
Flowy Mini Celeb: Flowy means hanging or draping loosely and gracefully, referring to the dress part of the one-piece.
Trivia
- According to the Best Collection numbering, this was the 42nd most popular card around that time.
Gallery
Voice
English
Love
Berry
Chinese
Love
Berry
International
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"Hmm.. I call this fair. Is this going to be okay?" |
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