In excellent condition Adjustable straps Nylon Spandex
Vintage 90s Rare Fredrick’s of Hollywood Red White Lace Sexy Mesh Bodysuit SZ L
(Asian) size : C70 – Label attached in the picture (Approx. equivalent to US size 32B). Be sure to check them out! The actual color of the item may be slightly different from the color shown in the picture because it will affect the display of the monitor and the effect of the light.
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Elevate your lingerie game with these vintage sheer lace mesh panties in a beautiful red color. Perfect for everyday wear, these panties are made of high-quality nylon material that ensures durability and comfort. The size is M/L, making it a great fit for most women. The panties feature a stunning bow and are perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your eveningwear. The brand is No Tag, and the panties are an original piece from the 1990s. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add these beautiful vintage panties to your collection.
The VTG Xotica Dress is a vintage piece from the 1990s, featuring a striking black metallic gold color with a goth-inspired style. It has a black crocheted, color accent, shoulder pads, and a black sheath underneath. This long sheer sleeve maxi dress is made from a blend of 80% viscose and 20% nylon, with measurements of a 40″ chest, 40″ waist, and 50″ hips. The sleeve length is 22.5 inches. The dress is designed to fit a size M/L, with a shoulder to shoulder measurement of 18″ and a shoulder to hem length of 52″. Perfect for a special occasion, this unique and original piece exudes a fairy witchy vibe that is sure to make a statement.
From armpit to armpit is approx 13” & the length is approx 30.5”. U.S. Sales ONLY .
Stretch waistband provides a comfortable fit and easy styling. Feminine, flirty, and eye-catching. Length:14.75″.
The actual color of the item may be slightly different from the color shown in the picture because it will affect the display of the monitor and the effect of the light. Be sure to check them out!
2 Pair In The Box.
