Vintage embroidered Pantsuit, Yellow Orange, 1980's 2 pieces, designer power suit in, by Korii joko international (women's Small or 8) EXTREME Hole in the armpit wbt-hd50

Name: Vintage embroidered Pantsuit, Yellow Orange, 1980's 2 pieces, designer power suit in, by Korii joko international (women's Small or 8) EXTREME Hole in the armpit wbt-hd50
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 30095753650
Price: 179.00 USD
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Rating: 4.684 (12 reviews)

Vintage embroidered Pantsuit, Yellow Orange, 1980's 2 pieces, designer power suit in, by Korii joko international (women's Small or 8) EXTREME Hole in the armpit wbt-hd50

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Vintage embroidered Pantsuit, Yellow Orange, 1980's 2 pieces, designer power suit in, by Korii joko international (women's Small or 8) EXTREME Hole in the armpit wbt hd50 Hole in the armpit Perfectly Worn light & soft Width at bottom hem: 6" Year: 1980's

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