Victoria Beckham VB7010 Colour:Beige Premium polarised lenses are designed GG0396O00156

Name: Victoria Beckham VB7010 Colour:Beige Premium polarised lenses are designed GG0396O00156
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 27445368911
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4878 (15 reviews)

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Victoria Beckham VB7010 Colour:Beige Premium polarised lenses are designed GG0396O00156 Premium polarised lenses are designed to block reflected light and filter 95% of HEV light to deliver the ultimate color experience and exceptional definition and contrast of the snow’s surface The brand's signatures stand out: an extended logo in relief on the outside of both temples and a metal plaque with the ‘DSQUARED2 Ceresio 9 – Milano’ inscription on the inside of one temple Expertly crafted in Italy the Victoria Beckham designer sunglasses and eyewear collection encompasses sculptural acetate and rich gradient lenses offer a fresh take on classic eyewear silhouettes

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