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2013 black prom dresses Sparkle and Gold V-neck Sequin Decorative back Dress 71161 and red

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4.8 2013 black prom dresses
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2013 black prom dresses Sparkle and Gold V-neck Sequin Decorative back Dress 71161 and red

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07.03.2025

Kid Size:7-8T

Lauren is 5'9''/69 inch and wears a US size 10 · Colour: Black· Composition: 94% Polyester - Recycled Fibres, 6% Elastane· Lining: 94% Polyester - Recycled Fibres, 6% Elastane· Length: MIDI· Wash Care: Dry Clean· Product Key: 00403399801 We ship to 200 countries worldwide

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