Rhea 55 Pumps
Navy Suede Pumps by Paul Andrew
How to wear Paul Andrew Rhea 55 Pumps
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A navy blazer and a navy lace pencil skirt teamed together are a total eye candy for those dressers who prefer polished styles. Look at how nice this look goes with a pair of navy suede pumps.
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