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x Linda Farrow Sunglasses — Khaki Color:Khahki / Silver / Green Grad Worn with / MM6 by THBH01SS19_XS
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x Linda Farrow Sunglasses — Khaki Color:Khahki Silver Green Grad Worn with MM6 by THBH01SS19_XS Worn with MM6 by Maison Martin Margiela Velvet Loafer Low neck Scalloped tone on tone striped linen pieces cover front straps Silk piece at front center is gathered at neck 2 layers of gathered pouch pockets drape out from center at front & back Top pockets are striped linen Bottom pockets are lightweight cotton Silk hem is tacked up to outside to create a 3rd pocket Base of dress is lightweight cotton Center of dress is silk Silk straps have cutout detail at back Fully lined Color: Navy 100% Cotton Striped Fabric: 95% Cotton Dries Van Noten in collaboration with Linda Farrow khaki oversized sunglasses with 100% UV protection blue solid lenses in high polish acetate Features a sculpted frame with laminated nose pads
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