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Love Venice carnival theme!!
I even have these masks irl hoping to visit and experience it myself one day. 🥹🎭

.. but the last femme, why. Don't get me wrong, she's gorgeous, but I was hoping to see a princess gown instead of undies.
 
I fancy the Venetian-themed aesthetics of the dorm. Albeit, I find the masks on the right wall rather disconcerting. Perhaps, had there been shadows incorporated underneath the masks (to give them more depth), they would seem like floating, disembodied heads (to myself, at least).

For the avatars: In this case, I quite prefer the design on the masculine avatars; versus those on the feminine ones. That being said, I would've suggested a different colourway for the 62-Coin male. Perhaps something more muted, and cohesive to the others. Perhaps, something less brighter than that shade. Even, a deeper shade of navy?
Likewise, it would've been fantastic to have a third masculine avatar. That's something a lot of people have asked for, in the past...

Lastly: I think Topino di Venice is absolutely on the mark! He's so adorable; and, the dynamic pose he has makes him seem both dashing and mischievous. Bravo on that! ✨👏☺️✨
 
We. Don't. Want. Sexy. Avatars. Stop. It.

Sexist towards men because apparently y'all hate them because y'all can't bother to make them any better.
Sexist towards women because apparently y'all just see them as sexual objects to be three-quarters-naked every single day.
 
I love the perspective on the 62 coin fem avi! It's a unique pose.

I do hope there's upcoming content for BHM though, and as always I'd love to see a return to 3:3 masc:fem.
Also, I do totally hear people's concerns about avis continually being sexualized and that they want a push away from that. I do agree for the most part (although I do love some of the sexy avis and I know they are quite popular).

However, considering the sexual nature of Carnival in many parts of the world, I disagree that the sex appeal is off topic for this theme. Minimal clothing and, in some cases, straight up nudity is very normal for Carnival -- especially in Louisiana, Latin America, and the Carribean. Venetian Carnival may be less apparently sexual but still has a strong sex-influenced history. A less sexual avi would still be 'on theme,' but in this case the sexual avi isn't entirely from left field either.
 
Also, I do totally hear people's concerns about avis continually being sexualized and that they want a push away from that. I do agree for the most part (although I do love some of the sexy avis and I know they are quite popular).

However, considering the sexual nature of Carnival in many parts of the world, I disagree that the sex appeal is off topic for this theme. Minimal clothing and, in some cases, straight up nudity is very normal for Carnival -- especially in Louisiana, Latin America, and the Carribean. Venetian Carnival may be less apparently sexual but still has a strong sex-influenced history. A less sexual avi would still be 'on theme,' but in this case the sexual avi isn't entirely from left field either.

Please don't take it as something mean, but this is kinda different than Latin America's carnivals.

A quick googling:
“Naked or highly revealing costumes are not considered appropriate or approved for the Venice Carnival, which emphasizes historical, elegant, and masked attire. The atmosphere is focused on tradition and mystery rather than nudity. Public decency laws apply, and visitors are expected to dress respectfully, especially near religious sites like St. Mark's.”
 
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