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Estetica ASIA Edition, n. 86 - Since 2004 - N. 3 Autumn 2025
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N. 86
AUTUMN/2025
In this issue:
HAIR runways Autumn /Winter 2025-26 04
exhibition Retrospective 10
insight Style Chameleon 12
hollywood Miranda Take 2# 14
celebrity The Billie Effect 16
vision Impact 18
Cover Image
Hair: Marcus Liow
@8 Plus Hair Studio
direction Trending Textures 26
PRO chronicle Hair’s Wild Ride 32
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haircatwalks
FAKE
OR NOT,
FUR TAKES
CENTRE STAGE.
A TOUCH
OF ATELIER
LUXE.
Laura Castelli
Laura Castelli
Autumn/Winter 2025
1
E04

2
3 4 5
6 7
Boots & bags in fur
by Elie Saab:
scan the QR Code!
video
8
video
9
10 11
1 PRADA
2 BALENCIAGA
3 CHLOÉ
4 FENDI
5 SIMONE ROCHA
6 ACNE
7 ETRO
8 ELIE SAAB
9 FERRAGAMO
10 ALAÏA
11 NINA RICCI
12 MIU MIU
12
CATWALKS PHOTOS:
©LAUNCHMETRICS/SPOTLIGHT
05E

haircatwalks
BLOCK
COLOUR
WITH BOLD
VIBRATIONS
IN SEARCH OF
ENERGY.
Autumn/Winter 2025
1 2
E06

3
5
4
6
Discover futuristic neon
colours by Pierre Cardin.
Scan the QR Code...
video
9
7
video
8
11
10
1 LUISA SPAGNOLI
2 TOM FORD
3 FIORUCCI
4 PIERRE CARDIN
5 FENDI
6 SAINT LAURENT
7 MOSCHINO
8 ALEXANDER MCQUEEN
9 AKRIS
10 ACNE
11 GUCCI
12 UNDERCOVER
13 DSQUARED2
12
13
07E

haircatwalks
BOWS ARE
THIS SEASON’S
SIGNATURE
LOOK. A VERY
GENTLE
MUST-HAVE.
Autumn/Winter 2025
1
E08

2
3
4 5
6 7
Scan the QR Code for
15 more delictable looks
featuring bows.
video
8
video
9
10 12
1 ANTONIO MARRAS
2 LOUIS VUITTON
3 CHANEL
4 VALENTINO
5 BORA AKSU
6 MOSCHINO
7 EMPORIO ARMANI
8 PRADA
9 CHANEL
10 VIVETTA
11 VALENTINO
12 ACNE
11
09E

hairexhibition
RETRO-
SPECTIVE
GIANNI VERSACE’S FEARLESS VISION IS UNVEILED AT
‘RETROSPECTIVE’, LONDON’S NEW PERMANENT EXHIBITION
CELEBRATING THE STYLIST’S ICONIC, TRANSFORMATIVE STYLE.
Gary Kelly
RETROSPECTIVE is a major new
Gianni Versace installation which is
now on at Arches, London Bridge.
The UK’s first and largest exhibition of
its kind, it honours a designer who
unequivocally transformed global
fashion. It features over 450 original
vintage garments, accessories, sketches,
interviews and photographs, with
many iconic looks, worn by Princess
Diana, Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss,
Elton John, Liz Hurley and George
Michael displayed for the first time
ever in the UK. Discover how Versace’s
visionary work and innovative
craftsmanship, from opulent baroque
prints to daring designs, revolutionised
fashion and achieved his richly
deserved international acclaim.
E10
video
video
Scan here to watch the
preview of Retrospective, housed
at Arches, London Bridge
Photos (left): Justin Sutcliffe

Getty images
11E

hairinsight
STYLE
CHAMELEON
THE V&A EAST’S DAVID BOWIE CENTRE IN
LONDON BECOMES THE PERMANENT HOME FOR
HIS VAST 90,000+ ITEM ARCHIVE.
David Bowie with Red Steinberger
Hohner electric guitar used in
Valentine’s Day music video.
Photo by Jimmy King
© The David Bowie ArchiveTM
A TRUE MASTER of reinvention,
Bowie used hair and fashion as
powerful tools for self-expression,
challenging norms and inspiring
generations. From Ziggy Stardust’s
iconic fiery mullet and striking
makeup to the sleek, sophisticated cuts
of the Thin White Duke, his everevolving
looks were integral to his
artistic personas. This unparalleled
exhibition offers intimate insight into
his creative process, showcasing
original costumes, personal notes, and
visual designs. It’s an essential
destination for hair and fashion
professionals seeking inspiration in
Bowie’s fearless approach to style and
identity, celebrating his enduring
legacy as a cultural chameleon.
Aladdin Sane jacket.
Designed by Freddie Burretti
for David Bowie, 1973. Image courtesy
of the Victoria and Albert Museum
E12

video
video
The David Bowie Centre at V&A
East Storehouse in London is set
to open on September 13 2025.
SCAN HERE!
Aladdin Sane Contact Sheet © Duffy Archive &
© The David Bowie ArchiveTM
13E

hairhollywood
MIRANDA
TAKE #2
Gary Kelly
WHILE ESTETICA’S PRINT PAGES CONTINUE TO THRIVE,
ALAS THE SAME CANNOT BE SAID FOR MIRANDA PRIESTLY’S
MEDIA EMPIRE IN “THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2”!
MIRANDA PRIESTLY IS BACK,
and she’s not just running a
magazine—she’s running into her past.
In the much-anticipated sequel to
The Devil Wears Prada, our favorite
queen of chic returns to face a new
challenge: her former assistant, Emily
Charlton, who has transformed into a
high-powered executive. The clash of
these two titans will be nothing short
of legendary. But as digital platforms
continue their rapid ascent, print queen
Miranda faces her biggest test yet:
the iconic fashion magazine she built
might just be a legacy of a bygone era.
Will she adapt, or will she give one
final, withering stare to the future?
The stakes have never been higher, or
the outfits more fabulous!
Meryl Streep is seen on the set of “The Devil Wears Prada 2”
in New York City’s Upper West Side on August 1 2025. (Photo Getty Images)
Get ready for the drama, the style, and the
ultimate face-off in The Devil Wears Prada 2
- coming to a theater near you soon!
E14

Photo: Getty Images
15E

haircelebrity
THE BILLIE
EFFECT
BILLIE EILISH’S AUDACIOUS STYLE IS IN
CONSTANT EVOLUTION, WITH HER HAIR
AS A FEARLESS STATEMENT OF ARTISTRY.
Gary Kelly
BILLIE EILISH transcends her own
status as a music artist; she’s
undeniably a visual powerhouse. Her
highly anticipated new album, “Hit
Me Hard and Soft”, as well as her
comprehensively extensive world tour,
demand careful attention, while her
hair remains forever a dynamic canvas
in a state of relentless transformation,
embodying artistic evolution and
consistently challenging norms. She
masterfully uses her hair as a powerful
extension of her artistic expression,
mirroring the themes and moods of
her music. This fearless approach
showcases how hair can be a bold
statement of individuality and creative
freedom. She is an inspiration for both
stylists and clients, proving that hair is
an integral part of our identity and
artistic narrative.
Billie Eilish attends the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscar
Party hosted by Radhika Jones at Wallis Annenberg
Center for the Performing Arts on February 09,
2020 in Beverly Hills, California.
(Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
E16

Billie Eilish attends the “No Time To Die”
World Premiere at the Royal Albert Hall on
September 28, 2021 in London, England
(Photo by Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)
17E

hairvision
LIFT-OFF
Gravitational lines
with high-end impact.
Defining composure
and luxurious
weight in every strand.
IMPACTHair: Caprice
IMPACT
De Sanctis/Coach: Lauren McCowan/Photo: David Mannah/Make-up: Mikele Simone/Styling: Monica Morales
E18

CONTRASTS
Sleek smooth lengths
meet a sharp crop. It’s all
about attitude and doing
your own thing. Be yourself
and make your mark.
Hair: Jeff Fung@Wiiborn Hair Salon/Photo: Ben lam/Make-up: Koko Lau
19E

hairvision
RUSSET
Rich red and auburn
tones meet dynamic
texture lift. The perfect
autumnal movement
and sumptuous depths.
Hair: Tim Scott Wright/Photo: Michael Young/Make-up: Maddie Austin/Styling: Clare Frith
E20

UPSIDE
Captivating cherry tones
woven into defined
coils. The hair-up finish
is a perfect blend of
high-impact colour and
architectural style.
Hair: Wilson Wang@Toni&Guy/Photo: Yutong/Make-up: Kenny Lee
21E

hairvision
LAID-BACK
A truly relaxed, laid-back
texture with a definitive
touch of 70s chic.
Effortless hair perfection.
Hair: Sara Allsop@Dharma Hair/Photo: Jock Robson/ Make-up: Richard Symons/Styling: Sopheak Seng
E22

ALLURE
Chic, modern style
elevates every look.
This cut embodies
effortless sophistication,
demonstrating precision
and refined taste.
Art Direction: Hiléna Neto@Viva La Vie/Photo: Jules Egger
23E

hairvision
INDIVIDUALITY
An alternative flair
fuses with rock-chic
textures. This edgy
look is all about bold
lines and unapologetic
self-expression.
Hair: Anne Veck/Photo: Kristina Borodkina/Make-up: Shivika Tiwari/Styling: Tia Oguri
E24

WILD CHILD
Sheer precipitous waves
in bold copper tones.
The ultimate strong
statement for texture
and finish.
Hair: Viktoriia Vradii/Photo: Desmond Murray/Make-up: Lauren Mathis/Styling: Clare Frith/Products: La Biosthétique Paris
25E

hairdirection
Hair: Emma Simmons / Photo: Richard Miles / Make-up: Lauren Mathis / Styling: Anna Latham
●
TRENDING
TEXTURES
E26

A STUNNING
INTERNATIONAL
TRIBUTE TO THE
POWER AND BEAUTY
OF BIG, JUICY,
VOLUMINOUS AND
AUTHENTICALLY
TEXTURED HAIR.
Gary Kelly
● ELEGANT, FIERCE, FASHION-FORWARD.
“I love this look because it’s fearless. I
wanted to create something that celebrates
natural texture , structured, voluminous us
but still soft and wearable. Creating a shape
that feels both editorial and empowering.
The rich, copper tones give warmth and
catch the light, framing the face with
natural drama. For me, this look is about
showing the full spectrum of what textured
hair can be: elegant, fierce and fashionforward.
” Emma Simmons (UK)
▲ ART IN MOTION. “I was drawn to this
look for its sculptural quality–how the
braids become art in motion, shifting from
tradition into something entirely my own.
Inspired by the romanticism of historical
braided crowns, I wanted to breathe new
life into the form with expanded texture,
airy deconstruction, and weightless
movement. Intricate three strand twist
braids are woven seamlessly around the
head, with strategic pinning preserving
shape without sacrificing softness.”
Nanette Guild (USA)
◆ PURE VOLUME, RICH TEXTURE. “What
makes Afro hair so incredibly special is its
ability to defy gravity and create
architecture. The fullness, the softness, the
silhouette, it tells a story even before you
add colour or styling. There’s something
undeniably beautiful about the voluminous
finish that afro hair can achieve. It’s bold,
unapologetic, and demands attention, yet
it remains soft, elegant, and full of
individuality.” Chris Grimley (UK)
■ ANCIENT SYMBOLISM, REIMAGINED. “The
Koroba braids, rooted in Yoruba cultural
heritage, inspired me to merge tradition
with high fashion in a way that feels both
reverent and forward-thinking. This look
is a celebration of innovation through
storytelling–where texture is the language.
By reimagining braided circles that cascade
with intention, connecting ancient
symbolism to a futuristic editorial vision.”
Jamie Wiley (USA)
Hair: Nanette Guild @nanette_guild / Photo: Richard Monsieurs @richardmonsieurs
Make-up: Bruce Dean @arrivebeautiful / Model: Lyoka Tyagnereva @lyokatyagnereva
▲
Creative Director: Chris Grimley / Assists: Ruby Watson, Sienna Gibben, Jessica Kelly,
Markus Martinez / Photo: Sophie Goldsworthy / Photo Assistant: Josh Goldsworthy
Make up: Amy O’Driscoll
◆
Hair: Jamie Wiley @jamiewileyeditorial / Make-up: Esther Olivares @cutitout_esther
Wardrobe Styling: Anica Buckson @xx_anaka_xx / Designer: Macduggal @macduggal
Model: Alaina Renee @alainarenee__
27E

hairdirection
Hair: David Barron / Colour: David Barron / Assistant: Alice Ross / Photo: John Rawson,
assisted by Paul Gill / Clothes Styling: Magdelana Jacobs / Make-up: Maddie Austin
■
■ WEARABLE ART. “I wanted this look to
embody self-expression and highlight the
power of texture. It’s rebellious yet refined,
and rooted in a love for the unusual and
unexpected. I wanted to explore something
different, even odd, and celebrate that.
Texture is often underestimated in its
ability to reshape a silhouette, and with this
look, I envisioned the hair as a bold
statement, like wearable art that pushes
boundaries. It’s about embracing odd
shapes and turning them into something
truly breathtaking and striking.” David
Barron (USA)
Hair: Tim Scott-Wright & Teri Lowe / Photo: Michael Young
Styling: Clare Frith / Make-up: Maddie Austin
▲
▲ PERFECT IMPERFECTION. “This look is
all about celebrating the natural texture
of the hair, enhancing those beautiful
ringlets without losing their effortless
feel. The honey blonde tones are layered
with highlights and lowlights to bring
out depth and movement, really
catching the light from every angle. It’s
about embracing texture and colour
with an effortless, lived-in vibe.”
Tim Scott-Wright (UK)
Hair: Chrystofer Benson @cbensonhair / Photo: Chrystofer Benson @cbensonhair
Make-up: Erin Hensley @erinhensleycolor
Wardrobe: Hannah Benson @hannah.patricia.benson
◆
◆ RAW AND REFINED. “I love this look
because it embraces and celebrates the
natural texture of the hair, allowing its
organic movement and personality to
shine through. The inspiration came from
wanting to work with, not against, the
hair’s natural state, enhancing it through
thoughtful colour placement that adds
dimension in synergy with the texture. ”
Chrystofer Benson (USA)
● VISUAL SYMPHONY. “Inspired by the
shifting patterns of a kaleidoscope, this
collection explores movement and
vibrancy through textured hair design.
Using diverse plating and styling
techniques, each look reflects the
captivating, ever-shifting patterns of a
kaleidoscope, where bold hues and
intricate details come together. The result
is a celebration of individuality and
creative expression.”
Lacye Geitgey (USA)

●
Hair: Lacye Geitgey / Photo: Chrystofer Benson / Make-up: Erin Hensley
Wardrobe Styling: Hannah Benson / Model: Shante Armstrong
29E

hairdirection
Hair: Anne Veck / Hair Assistant: Ella Park / Photo: Desmond Murray
Make-up: Nikki Bassey / Styling: Anne Veck / Model: Katty Rose
●
E30

● VIBRANT SYNERGY. ““The starting point
for this image was PANTONE’s Mocha
Mousse, a luxurious brown that evokes
warmth and comfort. I was inspired to
create a vibrant synergy by blending this
rich tone with the earthy, reddish glow of
Himba women’s hair, a powerful memory
from my travels in Namibia that connects
directly to the lifeblood of the African
continent. The model’s pose adds to the
appeal, projecting a sense of relaxed
confidence and powerful grace.”
Anne Veck (UK)
■ ELECTRIC ENERGY. “I adore this look
because it captures fearless expression
through texture, volume, and striking
contrast. I was inspired by the raw,
unfiltered energy of nature - stormy skies,
electric energy, and the movement of wild
elements. The bold curls infused with deep
violets and indigos bring a sense of freedom
and power, while the structured styling and
netted fashion layer in futuristic elegance. ”
Georgia Mountain (UK)
▲ ATTIC REVERIE “This collection takes an
artistic approach to make us think and
dream, inviting a deeper connection to
creativity. Inspired by the layered textures
of an aged doll found in a dusty attic, it
explores innovative hair texture that
captures movement, depth, and dimension.
It’s about pushing boundaries while
honouring the familiar.”
Teresa Romero (USA)
◆ STATEMENT OF BEAUTY. “I absolutely love
this look because it’s a celebration of bold
texture and individuality. The voluminous
brushed out curl is a powerful statement of
natural beauty and freedom I wanted to
create a look that combined natural texture
with the softness and structure of vintageinspired
fashion. When creating this look,
it was important for us to work with the
model’s natural texture and create a colour
that partnered well with such a larger than
life style.” Petteri Rantaeilola (UK)
■
Hair: Georgia Mountain at Lulabells / Photo: Desmond Murray Make-up: Lauren Walsh
Styling: Lewis Robert Cameron
Hair, Make-up & Wardrobe: Teresa Romero
Photo: Nico Nordstrom / Model: Cassandra Hierholzer
▲
◆
Hair Team: Petteri Rantaeilola & Scott Cooper for Innersense / Photo: Chris Bulezuik
Make-up: Ruth Marcella / Styling: Borna Prikaski / Show Production: Andy Turner
31E

prochronicle
HAIR'S
E32

WIL D RID
Gary Kelly
The 1970s launched
an unpredictable
journey through style.
Sometimes a bumpy
ride, they saw some
dizzying cultural shifts
and vibrant self-expression.
>>>33E

prochronicle
As we explored in our
summer issue, the 1960s
laid the fertile ground
for individual expression,
yet the next decade
saw that idealism meet
a harsher reality.
The free-flowing optimism that defined the late sixties
began to face tougher economic and social challenges,
giving rise to an explosion of incredibly diverse styles.
The 1970s moved away from a single defining look, instead
becoming a rich tapestry where hair and fashion served
as powerful channels for intense individual expression and
a sense of belonging within emerging subcultures. This
was a time when your chosen style loudly declared your tribe,
whether you were a disco queen, a punk rebel, or a laidback
bohemian, each look a response to the evolving world.
Actress Jane Fonda won the
Academy Award for Best Actress for
her role in the 1971 film Klute.
Singer Donna Summer poses for a
portrait in 1979 in Los Angeles, California.
(Photo by Harry Langdon/Getty Images)
An Evolving Aesthetic
It’s true that the 1970s was a decade of rapid change in hair
and style, far more than a single look. From the lingering
bohemian influences of the early years, seen in relaxed,
natural hair and flowing garments, the decade quickly moved
through the polished glamour of disco and the theatricality
of glam rock. By its close in 1979, the emerging punk and
New Wave scenes had ushered in a starkly different
aesthetic, favouring sharper cuts, bolder colours in hair, and
more angular fashion silhouettes. This constant evolution
meant the early and late 70s truly felt like different eras in
hairdressing and fashion.
Iconic Hair Moments
Initially, the influence of the late sixties persisted with long,
straight hair, often with a simple centre parting, as seen on
icons like Cher and Ali MacGraw. This style embraced a
natural, often bohemian vibe, signifying a relaxed departure
from structured looks, fitting the era’s burgeoning
environmental awareness and a back-to-nature sensibility.
Quickly, the Shag emerged as a versatile, layered cut
popular for both men and women. Made famous by figures
such as Jane Fonda and Joan Jett, it offered a softer, more
rebellious edge, encouraging movement and mirroring a
desire for personal freedom in a changing world.
As the decade unfolded, Big Bouffant Afros became a
powerful and enduring statement. Worn with pride by stars
like Chaka Khan and Pam Grier, these voluminous, natural
styles symbolised Black identity and celebration, particularly
significant as civil rights movements continued to push for
equality. Around the same time, the Farrah Fawcett feathered
waves exploded onto the scene. This iconic, voluminous,
bouncy style, achieved with rollers and blow-dryers, defined
a new accessible sophistication for millions, arriving as

Debbie Harry of Blondie photographed
at Blanford Studios in Marylebone,
London on 8th March 1978 during the
making of a pop promo for their single
'I'm Always Touched By Your Presence
Dear' for Chrysalis Records.
(Photo by Brian Cooke/Redferns)
Siouxsie Sioux of Siouxsie and
The Banshees performs on stage at
Hammersmith Odeon, on November
11th, 1978 in London, England.
(Photo by Pete Still/Redferns)
television's reach expanded and a
new kind of accessible pop culture
celebrity took hold. For those
desiring a more structured yet
equally stylish look, the Purdey
Bob, famously worn by Joanna
Lumley in The New Avengers,
offered a chic, sharp alternative,
reflecting a growing appreciation
for strong, independent female characters in popular media.
The dazzling rise of Disco Curls also peaked during this
period. Voluminous, glamorous, and often highly styled,
these bouncy curls became synonymous with the disco
scene, perfected by divas like Diana Ross and Donna
Summer, shimmering under the dazzling club lights.
This celebratory style boomed as people sought escapism
and joy amidst economic uncertainties like the energy crisis,
finding release on the dance floor.
Singer and actress Cher poses for a
photo session in a Bob Mackie blouse on
March 21, 1977 in Los Angeles, California.
(Photo by Harry Langdon/Getty Images)
“The 1970s became a rich
tapestry where hair and
fashion served as powerful
channels for intense
individual expression.”
Farrah Fawcett arrives at the
Golden Globe Awards Ceremony at
the Beverly Hilton Hotel, Beverly Hills,
California, January 1977.
(Photo by Frank Edwards/Fotos
International/Getty Images)
By the decade's close, Punkinspired
looks emerged as a stark,
anti-establishment contrast. Figures
like Debbie Harry and Siouxsie
Sioux showcased raw, defiant styles
featuring spiky cuts, often with
shaved sides, and vibrant,
deliberately shocking colours like
electric blue or shocking pink.
This represented a dramatic shift towards an anarchic and
bold aesthetic, challenging the mainstream glamour that
had dominated much of the decade and reflecting a growing
youth disillusionment with the establishment and a desire
to break all rules.
DECADE OF
UNDER-
CURRENTS
Beyond the evolving looks, the 1970s was a decade
shaped by significant societal shifts that deeply influenced
how people expressed themselves:
• Economic turbulence: The oil crisis and rising unemployment
led to widespread uncertainty.
• Social liberation: Movements like women's liberation
continued their fight for greater equality.
• Environmental awareness: Growing concerns influenced
a new back-to-nature aesthetic.
• Fragmented identities: The idealism of the sixties shifted as
people found their tribes through music, politics, and personal style.
• Style as identity: Hair and fashiaon became powerful ways
tovisually express beliefs and affiliations in an increasingly
complex world.
35E

proawards
GCAs 2025
OUTSTANDING
SUCCESS FROM
ASIAN ARTISTS!
Here is a gallery of the
skilfully crafted looks
from across our region,
all achieving acclaim at
the Goldwell Global
Creative Awards 2025.
China
CREATIVE COLORIST OF THE YEAR
Jin Li
Gold
Wen Li
Silver
Chungui Zhou Bronze
E36

Malaysia
AVANT GARDE
STYLIST OF THE YEAR
Visionary precision.
Meticulous technique
delivers a bold,
global statement.
Meng Hui Heng Gold
global
gold
avant garde stylist
of the year
CREATIVE COLORIST OF THE YEAR
Cheefuu Lee
Gold
Tom Yek Teng Siong
Silver
Wengkin Jian Bronze
NEW TALENT COLORIST OF THE YEAR
Gold
global
gold
new talent colorist
of the year
Marcus Liow
Silver
Tiew See Hong
Heng Meng Hui Bronze
37E

proawards
Singapore
CREATIVE COLORIST OF THE YEAR
Gold Jia Cheng Wong
Gold Michael Chiew
Gold
Silver Lee Mei Low
Silver Elwix Kok
Silver
Tasha Yip Bronze Hui Jun Saw
Bronze Ricky Wang Sheng
Bronze
NEW TALENT COLORIST OF THE YEAR
Hong Kong, China CREATIVE COLORIST OF THE YEAR
Alo Lo
Dicky Cheung
E38

Chinese Taipei
MEN'S HAIRSTYLIST OF THE YEAR
Cultural inspiration
meets contemporary
style. Modern artistry
redefined.
Finalist
Chief Lin
Chinese Taipei National Gold Winners
Benson Ku
global
silver
men's hairstylist
of the year
CREATIVE COLORIST OF THE YEAR
Gold
Silver
Bronze
global
silver
creative colorist
of the year
Eve Chen Rita Weng
Gold
global
bronze
new talent colorist
of the year
Harley Liu
Silver
Andy Yuan
Ann Hsu
NEW TALENT COLORIST OF THE YEAR
Bronze
Coffee Tsai
39E

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