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What would be like the one word or a short phrase that explains a person I look up to and am trying to look like in terms of appearance? I thought of the word 'role model' but I think it has more to do with their achievements and values, not just appearance. Like I love this person's style and aesthetics and I want to achieve the level of beauty this person has.
What would be like the one word or a short phrase that explains a person I look up to and am trying to look like in terms of appearance? I thought of the word 'role model' but I think it has more to do with their achievements and values, not just appearance. Like I love this person's style and aesthetics and I want to achieve the level of beauty this person has.
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