D'aniello Abstract-print Frayed Scarf gender_season_brand_kids_ss26_gucci supple goatskin metallic edges frame
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Description
D'aniello Abstract print Frayed Scarf gender_season_brand_kids_ss26_gucci supple goatskin metallic edges frame supple goatskin metallic edges frame around studs two hand braided handles with waxed cord adjustable and removable strap with shoulder pad aged gold hardware double sided zip with long tails and knotted leather puller metal plate with Balenciaga and 10 AV George V 75008 Paris logo engraved at front front zipped pocket with knotted leather puller inner zipped pocket removable mirror tone on tone Balenciaga logo debossed on mirror cotton canvas lining white crew neck short sleeves straight hem tonal topstitching beige and multicolour abstract print graphic print script print leopard print frayed edges lightweight construction
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