E3P2S: ACK GAH HECK WHOA OH GOD I DIE I DIE

Saturday, November 21, 2009

ACK GAH HECK WHOA OH GOD I DIE I DIE

Anybody in the world feel free to find a live and in-person copy of this and send it to me. It's fine. Go ahead. I let you.

Sept 2008 Vogue Italia, Daphne Guiness

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AnnaNovember 22, 2009 at 5:11 AM
I'm so glad I can't see her shoes.

That is a nice outfit. If I see it second hand somewhere (the magazine, but, the dress too) I'll send it to you.
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hawkbrwnNovember 22, 2009 at 5:13 AM
yes. def keep an eye out for a metallic palette long sleeve turtleneck dress in my size. i wear an italian 40/42, depending on if it runs small or not.
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