Basic Tee Sleeveless Twelfth Cynthia Vincent Women Halter Tunic Top Size 0 Xs on 2040-motos

US $82

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New York, United States

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Up to my auction of gorgeous so comfortable good quality women sleeveless top, made by Twelfth street by Cynthia Vincent the top in size 0, 100% silk, in good pre-owned condition

All my item came from smoke and pets free home.

Dear E Bay member if you would like to BUY It NOW same of the my item, give me you offer....,

I do combined shipping....

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