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    A female version of Beetlejuice, inspired by Tim Burton's movie, would have wild, neon green and grey hair with heavy, smudged black eyeliner and deep purple eyeshadow, giving her a haunted look. Her pale face would have cracked makeup, paired with dark plum or black lips. She’d wear a black- and- white pinstriped suit, similar to Beetlejuice's, but fitted with a feminine twist—flared sleeves, a corset- like waist, and tattered edges. She might also wear a long, ripped skirt instead of pants. Accessories like fingerless gloves, cobweb earrings, and a vintage headpiece would enhance her ghostly style. Her personality would be mischievous and quick- talking, with a playful, bold edge

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