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New Rock M-106N-C86 Black Flame Leather Ankle Platform Boots Size:EU 44 • The popular and Original ll_scott_suit_grey_40
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New Rock M 106N C86 Black Flame Leather Ankle Platform Boots Size:EU 44 • The popular and Original ll_scott_suit_grey_40 • The popular and Original Newrock design goth and metallic togeter in this style * Faux Leather Upper: Constructed with a smooth faux leather upper that delivers a refined look suitable for both business and dress events * Bold metallic flame leather finish: Genuine cowhide leather with striking flame accents and a metallic treatment delivers a distinctive gothic punk look that holds detail * Commanding platform and heel profile: An 8 cm heel combined with a 6 cm platform creates a dramatic lift and pronounced silhouette while maintaining a centered feel for confident strides
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