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1940s Cheerleader Photoshoot - A clear, full body 9:16 aspect ratio image of Elisha Cuthbert posing as a 1940s University of Michigan cheerleader. She is wearing deep tan pantyhose by L'eggs and black high heeled stilettos by Jimmy Choo. She holds a megaphone, cheers in Michigan Stadium on gameday, and sports red lipstick, long dangling earrings, and a ponytail. - AI image generated with Fictional

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1940s Cheerleader Photoshoot

A clear, full body 9:16 aspect ratio image of Elisha Cuthbert posing as a 1940s University of Michigan cheerleader. She is wearing deep tan pantyhose by L'eggs and black high heeled stilettos by Jimmy Choo. She holds a megaphone, cheers in Michigan Stadium on gameday, and sports red lipstick, long dangling earrings, and a ponytail.

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