Ed Hardy Women's Panther Mini Dress Black Size:L - Official merchandise - Embroidered

Name: Ed Hardy Women's Panther Mini Dress Black Size:L - Official merchandise - Embroidered
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 61513629495
Price: 64.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6723 (11 reviews)

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Ed Hardy Women's Panther Mini Dress Black Size:L Official merchandise Embroidered Official merchandise Embroidered logo Ribbed v neck Printed graphics Twin needle stitching Dropped shoulders Contrast panels Short sleeves Printed graphics Regular fit Colour: Official Team Colour Style: 9632676 15 The studded detail on the pockets and collar are the perfect way to take this jacket from basic to iconic Unleash your playful side with the Ed Hardy Women's Panther Mini Dress a perfect blend of comfort and edgy flair This dress features bold Ed Hardy printed graphics with a mesh back panel that capture the essence of the artistic rebellion

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