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of course didnt' get this invite lah! But your "BFF" went with someone else's!
ReplyDeleteOkay... liked it too cos it was so anti-recession and it's one of the OMFG-you-call-this-fashion kinda design wonders!!!
ya! it so is right? it makes fashion worth following, just to see these displays once in a while... i think it's bec i'm missing those extravagant dior collections from before dior became the new vanilla.
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