| Fino Decorative Coord | |
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| フィノデコラティブコーデ | |
| Statistics | |
| Type | Cool |
| Brand | Moon Maiden |
| Rarity | Rare |
| First Appearance | |
| Data Carddass Game | Promotion Cards |
Fino Decorative Coord (フィノデコラティブコーデ) is a rare coord made by the cool brand Moon Maiden. It debuted in Part 5 of the promotional collection of the Data Carddass Aikatsu Friends! series and did not appear in the anime.
Description[]
Fino Decorative Jacket[]
A white top with gold lining and navy string weaved down the middle. On the neck is a navy cravat with a flower attached to a four-piece white and gold bow. A pair of gold pieces hang from it. Over the top is a patterned plum jacket with quarter sleeves. The collar is navy with gold lining to accent the sleeve cuff, which has a pattern and ruffled periwinkle trim. The lapel is white with gold lining and designs, and on each side of the torso is a navy strap lined in white and held by grape buttons. The white gloves have a frilly navy cuff with pale pink and blue flowers.
Fino Decorative Skirt[]
A textured white skirt with silver pattern and lace trim. The navy petticoat has gold frills around the bottom. The split white peplum has plum lining and gold ornate corner designs. The waistband has a silver frame and buttoned chain looped around each hip. The top chain has purple and dark periwinkle flowers attached to it while the bottom has gold ornaments, some accent with aquamarines.
Fino Decorative Shoes[]
Plum and navy shoes with white and gold accenting. The flap is decorated with tiny aquamarines. The white and gold ruffled anklet has a row of pale blue and pink flowers around the top. Sheer tights are included, with a silver floral design above the ankle.
Fino Decorative Accessory[]
A plum ribbon with navy tails, both featuring gold detail. At the center is a white rose. The gold tassel earrings have a navy bow on top. The cosmetic is blush.
Cards[]
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Trivia[]
- The name of the coord is derived from the Italian word "fino", which means "fine".
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