Victoria Beckham Women's Aviator Sunglasses VB133S 702 Gold/Honey Havana 61mm Color:702 Shell - 80% Nylon Stay on the sunny

Name: Victoria Beckham Women's Aviator Sunglasses VB133S 702 Gold/Honey Havana 61mm Color:702 Shell - 80% Nylon Stay on the sunny
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 88053207675
Price: 99.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2322 (28 reviews)

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Victoria Beckham Women's Aviator Sunglasses VB133S 702 Gold/Honey Havana 61mm Color:702 Shell - 80% Nylon Stay on the sunny

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Victoria Beckham Women's Aviator Sunglasses VB133S 702 Gold Honey Havana 61mm Color:702 Shell 80% Nylon Stay on the sunny Shell 80% Nylon A bold white gloss Frame Material Metal Plastic (Acetate) Frame Color Gold Honey Havana Lens Color Brown Gradient Size 61 12 140 Made in Italy Includes original case and cloth Providing 100% UV protection from the suns harmful rays these sunglasses are functional in addition to being fashionable

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