Vintage 70's pantsuit | 70's Flare Suit| 1970's 2 Pieces Red Power Suit by Alex Garay | Vintage Women's Suit (women's small/medium or 8) BOB SEGER * Belt sold separately * wbt-hd50

Name: Vintage 70's pantsuit | 70's Flare Suit| 1970's 2 Pieces Red Power Suit by Alex Garay | Vintage Women's Suit (women's small/medium or 8) BOB SEGER * Belt sold separately * wbt-hd50
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 62066819672
Price: 119.00 USD
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Vintage 70's pantsuit | 70's Flare Suit| 1970's 2 Pieces Red Power Suit by Alex Garay | Vintage Women's Suit (women's small/medium or 8) BOB SEGER * Belt sold separately * wbt-hd50

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Vintage 70's pantsuit 70's Flare Suit 1970's 2 Pieces Red Power Suit by Alex Garay Vintage Women's Suit (women's small medium or 8) BOB SEGER * Belt sold separately * wbt hd50 * Belt sold separately * 5"Sleeves: 21"Shoulder to shoulder: 17 Length: 37 Year: 1970's

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