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NO RESERVE LOEFFLER RANDALL DAHLIA HEELS Condition grade B. Metallic gold pleated textile with knot accent at toes, open toes, block heels and an ankle strap. Shoe size 7. Heel height 5cm.

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NO RESERVE LOEFFLER RANDALL DAHLIA HEELS Condition grade B. Metallic gold pleated textile with knot accent at toes, open toes, block heels and an ankle strap. Shoe size 7. Heel height 5cm.

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