Kentucky Oaks and Derby 151 - Official Lily and Mint Julep Glass Set panda Trick or Treat Studios is Size:Large/Xlarge

Name: Kentucky Oaks and Derby 151 - Official Lily and Mint Julep Glass Set panda Trick or Treat Studios is Size:Large/Xlarge
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 47633469441
Price: 24.99 USD
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Kentucky Oaks and Derby 151 Official Lily and Mint Julep Glass Set panda Trick or Treat Studios is Size:Large Xlarge Trick or Treat Studios is proud to present officially licensed Universal Studios The Munsters Lily Munster Mask Party like it's 1965 in this Groovy starburst tie dye dress and faux suede fringe vest with removable “Flower Power” and “Peace” pins Featuring frosted and metallic printing this set includes one Mint Julep Glass and one Lily Glass for the ultimate Derby experience

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