Women's Office Two-Piece Cropped Jacket Mini Skirt Set Color:white set tailored foundation with tucked-in blouses Color:Weight: Size S 450 g

Name: Women's Office Two-Piece Cropped Jacket Mini Skirt Set Color:white set tailored foundation with tucked-in blouses Color:Weight: Size S 450 g
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 41760967768
Price: 69.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5283 (20 reviews)

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Women's Office Two Piece Cropped Jacket Mini Skirt Set Color:white set tailored foundation with tucked in blouses Color:Weight: Size S 450 g tailored foundation with tucked in blouses and fitted tops The blazer has a tailored fit Specifications: This matching jacket and skirt set suits women who want a ready to style office wardrobe option with a polished silhouette

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