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Scarpe Prada vintage anni 2000

Name: Scarpe Prada vintage anni 2000
Brand: Prada
Price: 65 EUR
Availability: InStock

3·Good·Prada

€65.00

Brand

Prada

Size

Condition

Good

Material

Wool, Satin

Colour

Grey, Black

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5 months ago

Scarpe Prada vintage anni 2000, con tacco , acquistate nei primissimi anni 2000, usate ma tenute dignitosamente. Da notare nelle foto i leggerissimi segni di usura come quello a lato della scarpa o nella punta di raso. Il logo Prada lo si può ancora notare sia nella suola interna della scarpa e sia nella suola sotto la scarpa, con la scritta sopra al numero di taglia. Taglia 36 Non presente la sua scatola. #scarpaprada #scarpapradadonna #scarpacontacco #taccoprada #scarpacontacco36 #prada #pradamilano #pradavintage #pradavintageshoes #pradavintagefemme #chausseursprada #schuheprada #chausseursfemme #chausseurs36 #schuhe36 #damenschuhe #damenschuhe36 #pradashoe #pradashoes #pradashoes36 #heeledshoes #pradaheels #pradaheels36

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