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vintage beige dress 50's Brocade Flower print Fit & Flare With Brooch On Satin – Hamlets Anthropologie Black Lace Tiered

Name: vintage beige dress 50's Brocade Flower print Fit & Flare With Brooch On Satin – Hamlets Anthropologie Black Lace Tiered
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 40453073115
Price: 20.68 USD
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vintage beige dress 50's Brocade Flower print Fit & Flare With Brooch On Satin – Hamlets Anthropologie Black Lace Tiered

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Color:As Photo（Ombre Blue）

Bust 91 cm | 36 inches

cream lace overlay

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