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SONIA RYKIEL SET in thick viscose and stretch polyamide with ivory velvet effect printed with black roses, pink and white knit back: cardigan (S 40) and skirt with two large pockets (S 36).

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SONIA RYKIEL SET in thick viscose and stretch polyamide with ivory velvet effect printed with black roses, pink and white knit back: cardigan (S 40) and skirt with two large pockets (S 36).

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