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The last of November


Photo diary...

(Jeffrey Campbell boots- these are on my wishlist, Free People coat- love this one too, Rebecca Minkoff Enamored Bag- similar styles here and here, Forever 21 blouse

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Alex said…
I love this post, baby! Love seeing pics of you. <3
Claudia Finn said…
wow. Brilliant pictures
Great blog.
I would appreciate it if you take some time out and visit my blog at http://stylesfrillsandheels.blogspot.co.uk/
Claudia xx

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