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Clay pavilion · Polaroid board
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Size 4 Beige Office Skirt - 1960s Mottled Faux Linen Tweed Fitted - Classic 60s Secretary - Two Tone Weave - Waist 24.5 - NWT Deadstock size 0 suit note that the string attaching

SKU 34215975451

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USD39.99
USD86.99

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Pavilion note

Terracotta light, polaroid proofs, and olive wax seals — laid out on the pavilion board.

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Size 4 Beige Office Skirt 1960s Mottled Faux Linen Tweed Fitted Classic 60s Secretary Two Tone Weave Waist 24.5 NWT Deadstock size 0 suit note that the string attaching note that the string attaching the original tag was broken (but still in place) and the original has been attached with a modern plastic barb A hard to find tee in a great print

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