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brown fringe dress revolve x Hera Maxi in Chocolate House of Harlow 1960 by Revolve Makemydays the dress is finished Color:Steel Blue Making Giselle's Curtain dress Maxidress
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the dress is finished with a weighted beaded fringe that forms a soft diamond pattern and adds dynamic movement
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