Brighton Arielle Small Cross Body Bag | Heart Beat Collection | Navy Sandals The Throne is the epitome Style:3A - Waxing Crescent

Name: Brighton Arielle Small Cross Body Bag | Heart Beat Collection | Navy Sandals The Throne is the epitome Style:3A - Waxing Crescent
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 24428722489
Price: 195.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7758 (27 reviews)

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Brighton Arielle Small Cross Body Bag Heart Beat Collection Navy Sandals The Throne is the epitome Style:3A Waxing Crescent The Throne is the epitome of elegance and comfort in a wedge sandal This charm states your love for the garden state A built in key holder adds extra convenience 5 lbs• Top Closure: Ziptop• Exterior Material: Nylon• Interior Lining: Nylon• Interior Pockets: 2• Exterior Pockets: 1• Features: Key holder

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