TinaCus Patent Leather Women's Handmade Pointed Toe High Spool Heel Ring Zip Puller Ankle Boots Size:US12/CN46/EU44/UK9.5/Foot Length-28cm pointed toe and zip up

Name: TinaCus Patent Leather Women's Handmade Pointed Toe High Spool Heel Ring Zip Puller Ankle Boots Size:US12/CN46/EU44/UK9.5/Foot Length-28cm pointed toe and zip up
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TinaCus Patent Leather Women's Handmade Pointed Toe High Spool Heel Ring Zip Puller Ankle Boots Size:US12 CN46 EU44 UK9.5 Foot Length 28cm pointed toe and zip up pointed toe and zip up closure buckle and zip up to keep up with fashion trend "Give a girl the right shoes 5 Foot Length 25cmUS8 CN39 EU39 UK6 Foot Length 24

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