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vintage cocktail party dress 1950s Light Blue White Lace Wounded Bird Size:UK12/L crochet cover up Emerald Green Cowl Neck Hips 48 (122 cm)

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vintage cocktail party dress 1950s Light Blue White Lace Wounded Bird Size:UK12/L crochet cover up Emerald Green Cowl Neck Hips 48 (122 cm)

Emerald Green Cowl Neck Midi Dress with Side Slit - Miss Satin

From his 70s style haircut to his trademark out teeth and blazer, he’s the perfect 90s fancy dress choice for guys that want to be babe magnets at the party

crochet cover up

Size:UK12/L

Nayla is 5ft 10in and is wearing a size small

Hips 48 (122 cm)

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