Emily 100 Black 2" Platform Bat Buckle Slip On Sandals Shoes 6-12 NY Restocked US Shoe Size (Women's):9 US Pictures takin with and with Size:5.5

Name: Emily 100 Black 2" Platform Bat Buckle Slip On Sandals Shoes 6-12 NY Restocked US Shoe Size (Women's):9 US Pictures takin with and with Size:5.5
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 35796536809
Price: 75.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6687 (30 reviews)

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Emily 100 Black 2" Platform Bat Buckle Slip On Sandals Shoes 6 12 NY Restocked US Shoe Size (Women's):9 US Pictures takin with and with Size:5.5 Pictures takin with and with out flash to show you some what of the effects 3 1 4" (83mm) Front Studded & Back Chrome Metal Plated Platform In Stock ready to go we want all of our customers HAPPY and to LOVE your new shoes

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