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The young woman stands before a round, black-framed mirror, her reflection captured in a selfie taken with an iPhone-style camera that renders the image with soft, slightly grainy texture and natural ambient light. Her reddish-brown hair, parted mid-length, falls loosely around her shoulders, its surface catching faint highlights from the window’s glare on the left — a vertical strip of daylight filtering through blinds that cast sharp-edged shadows across the floorboards. She wears round, thin-rimmed glasses with a metallic gold tone, their frames casting subtle reflections on her face; her skin is fair with a matte finish, devoid of makeup except for minimal lip color. Large, circular hoop earrings dangle from her ears, their metallic surfaces gleaming faintly under the room’s mixed lighting. Her attire consists of a cropped white T-shirt printed with “CREEP SHOW” in bold, black, sans-serif lettering — the fabric appears to be cotton or a blend, stretched slightly at the hem where it rides up to expose her midriff. Beneath the shirt, a lavender-colored underwear waistband peeks out, and she wears loose-fitting black sweatpants with white drawstrings. To her right, a dark green knitted sweater hangs on a hanger, its coarse, textured weave contrasting with the smoothness of the phone case she holds — a blue one with a cartoon panda design.