Daphne Slingback Strappy Low Block Heel Sandal Square Toe Court Shoes in Silver Glitter Category_Products/Bridal Shoes/Wedding Guest Heel Height 4 Inches /

Name: Daphne Slingback Strappy Low Block Heel Sandal Square Toe Court Shoes in Silver Glitter Category_Products/Bridal Shoes/Wedding Guest Heel Height 4 Inches /
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48385748901
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8001000000000005 (5 reviews)

Daphne Slingback Strappy Low Block Heel Sandal Square Toe Court Shoes in Silver Glitter Category_Products/Bridal Shoes/Wedding Guest Heel Height 4 Inches /

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Daphne Slingback Strappy Low Block Heel Sandal Square Toe Court Shoes in Silver Glitter Category_Products Bridal Shoes Wedding Guest Heel Height 4 Inches Heel Height 4 Inches 10 CM Please note all measurements are based on a size UK 4 approx Court Shoes Low Block Heels

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