Size 4.5 1940s Black Mary Jane Shoes - Velvety with Red Piping & Buckle Strap - Bobby Soxer Swing Girl Low Heel - 40s 50s Deadstock - 4 1/2 Big Kid This bouffant 1960s garden party

Name: Size 4.5 1940s Black Mary Jane Shoes - Velvety with Red Piping & Buckle Strap - Bobby Soxer Swing Girl Low Heel - 40s 50s Deadstock - 4 1/2 Big Kid This bouffant 1960s garden party
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 28047586733
Price: 55.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3321000000000005 (29 reviews)

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Description

Size 4.5 1940s Black Mary Jane Shoes Velvety with Red Piping & Buckle Strap Bobby Soxer Swing Girl Low Heel 40s 50s Deadstock 4 1 2 Big Kid This bouffant 1960s garden party This bouffant 1960s garden party dress is a hippie beauty with a square neckline Goldenrod yellow cotton blend broadcloth with offwhite and black modernist novelty print of Victorian train lanterns Black faux suede in a flocked velveteen on canvas a tiny flattened spot to the toe

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