Elevate your evening allure with the ethereal Dascha Lace Dress, a marriage of sartorial sophistication. Crafted with meticulous precision, the slightly thorough lace body cascades in graceful folds, conjuring a captivating and looming visual aesthetic. Adorned with a refined metal brooch on the front chest and a satin bow embellishment on the back, this delicate and cute ensemble, complemented by matching lace gloves and discreet side hidden details, epitomizes timeless chic for the discerning fashion connoisseur. Lace and satin embellishment Bow detail on the back One shoulder design NJ brooch Invisible zipper Dry clean only
Size: Standart
Colorful Ribbon Shoulder Leather Shoulder Bag This adorable Colorful Ribbon Shoulder Leather Shoulder Bag adds a pop of color to any outfit. Made with high-quality leather, it's perfect for carrying essentials while on the go. Stay stylish and organized with the fun and functional design.
A calming abstract tree in a layered green-purple background. This original mixed-media painting was created from recycled magazine text and tissue paper dyed with acrylic paints and affixed to stretched canvas. The final piece is one that I feel is both simple and ethereal. Perfect for modern wall art, boho decor, or your own bohemian sanctuary! Measures 11" by 14" with a 1/2 inch profile. Acrylic, tissue, and print media on stretched canvas. Sealed with a varnish sealant to preserve color vibrancy and protect. Will ship to you completely ready to hang! Also available as a framed print: https://www.etsy.com/listing/125041803/framed-ethereal-tree-print-tranquil?ref=shop_home_active_7 Thanks for looking. Do come see more paintings and decor in my shop!
Tarek Mawad è un fotografo tedesco che realizza ritratti molto particolari dal mood futuristico. Scopri adesso i suoi lavori nella nostra gallery!
spotted this picture on jessica’s tumblr and immediately began a hunt to find the maker. let me take this opportunity to tell you about a handy tool that allows you to track down the original source…
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