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Sally followed her gaze and blinked, asking, “You mean Number 2?”

Natalie solemnly nodded. “Yes. Although they share a body, they are two unique individuals, so their preferences, likes and dislikes, fashion sense et cetera will likely be different. It'll be easier if they have a similar sense of style, but what will happen if they have totally opposite preferences?”

Although Sally was not a designer, it was not hard for her to understand Natalie's concerns.

A girly fashion style would differ greatly from a sporty fashion style, and they would demand totally different elements and accessories to be incorporated into the design.

If the conjoined sisters liked those two vastly different styles, the designers would have to incorporate all the contrasting elements into a single design to fit on their shared body.

Sally shuddered at the thought of mixing those two unrelated styles together, as she could not imagine how they could blend in with one another.

“I get it now! So Eleanor is worried she would get that conjoined twins, right?” Sally couldn't help but fix her gaze on Eleanor, who was about to dip her hand into the box for the blind draw.

“Most likely,” Natalie replied.

out loud when she saw the pathetic look on Eleanor's face as

if we look on the bright side, the

design with the special needs population in mind yet, but that could very well change in the future. People with special needs had been

Natalie, and she couldn't help but take a second look at the

thought of the National Design Association and suspected it already had this vision in mind. Those models could have been sent by the National Design Association to test the waters during

that could bring out the best in these models, the Design Association might become a pioneer in this

group of designers they could work

by

led the conjoined twins down the

design for the twins, as

would be more in line with one another. If our range has an eclectic mix of styles, that would be detrimental

they managed to get

a week, not the usual one-day deadline for completion that