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Dresses:

Tops:

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Bottoms:

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Necklaces:

Egg shell pendant - Lapis Lazuli

Egg Shell Pendant - Larimar
Neon Pompom Statement Necklace Moustache Necklace
Pistachio Necklace
Denim collar necklace
Bloom Statement Necklace

Pearls and Pins Necklace
Tom Binns Style Necklace

Other Jewelleries:

Orchid hair clip

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Revamped tassled earrings

Dino Studs
D&G Inspired Black and Gold Hairband
D&G Inspired Black and Gold Earrings
Poppy Earrings

Rhinestone Bracelet

Safety-Pin Bracelet
Retouching old rusty earrings

Bags:

Clear PVC bag
Denim bag

Misc. accessories:

Headband Ear Covers
Cozy socks mittens
Poppy Brooch
Diamantè Belt
Steampunk mask
D&G inspired floral Sunglasses

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SHOES
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Neon Tribal Shoes

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Neon Tribal shoes

Bright ankl e straps
Roberto Cavalli Resort Porcelain shoes
D&G inspired Black and Gold Shoes
Tie-up Gladiator Sandals
Black Lace Booties
Dolce and Gabbana embellished shoes

D&G embellished shoes

Daisy pums
Glam diamanté ankle shoes

BEAUTY

Nail Art

Daisy Nail Art
Poppy Nail Art
Moustache Manicure
Cath Kidston Nail Art
Gold and coral nails

Make-up and costumes

Last minute halloween costumes
Last Minute Costumes for Men

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Batwoman Make-up and Costume
Home-made Dry Shampoo
Valentine's day make up
Marilyn Monroe make up
Steampunk style

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MISCELLANEOUS

3D hearts wall-hang

Home DIY: How to fix hole in a hollow door

Valentine's Day Vase
Decoupage Metal Pen Holder
Moustache mug
Strawberry print

Repurposing glass jars and bottles
Home-made tags
Broken Pot Renovation
Old paper prints
Refashioning boring notebooks

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