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(DIY Seven For All Mankind jeans, Vintage Pendleton blazer and leaf cuff, Forever 21 heels, ring, and rosary, T.J.Maxx zipper clutch, Target tee)
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Vintage Lollipops said…
Aw, thank you... I can't wait to share it! xoxxo
12:06 PM
Rosa creativa said…
Bella, I love the pants with the red blazer

xx
Rosa

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3:03 PM
Alex said…
Baby, I love that color on you. You look so good!
4:34 PM
Claire M. said…
I really love the jeans! where did you buy it?
7:48 PM
Cherie said…
your hair looks amazing! and that red blazer looks so striking on you as well. following your blog now :)

Parade of Dresses
9:06 PM
Lauren said…
gaaahhhh, love this blazer and those jeans are INSANE! You look stunning btw!

Kisses
9:34 PM
K A T H L E E N said…
ahh those jeans are epic! amazing look!
10:27 PM
Cindy Van Dyck said…
The blazer looks great on you!
1:31 PM
Unknown said…
Great photos, love the outfit. x


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4:12 PM
MAGDArling said…
i love ur blazer!

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xxx
11:30 AM
rosapelsblog said…
nice outfit i like your blazer
8:33 AM
Emily said…
You are GORGEOUS! The color of that blazer is so stunning, it makes a classic piece so much fun! And the jeans are awesome, I've never seen anything like them!

xoxo
Em
7:31 PM
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