Valentino '00s Powder Pink Crystal Bow Plastic Glasses

    700.00 zł
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    Valentino '00s Powder Pink Crystal Bow Plastic Glasses
    Condition: New
    Made in 90's
    Made in Italy
    Color: Pink
    Model: VAL5649 U9A
    Size: 53 x 16 x 130

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