Gama Bird Credit Card/Coin Purse
This would be great as a stocking stuffer for the girl who doesn't carry her life around in her purse (unlike me)--I knew exactly who would love this once I saw it. I can also use this to store my ID, credit card(s), and cash when I'm out on a photo shoot.
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This sleek and stylish trench comes in a beautiful spring color and has the convenience of packing away into a small tote for travel. Nice crinkle texture and stand-up collar.
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Whether you're about to travel or looking for a starter regimen, Trilogy Travelers are convenient, compact and complete. Containing four products essential to Trilogy's daily botanical skin care routine in portable, easy to use pr... Whether you're about to travel or looking for a starter regimen, Trilogy Travelers are convenient, compact and complete. Containing four products essential to Trilogy's daily botanical skin care routine in portable, easy to use preparations, Trilogy Travelers will help counter the dehydrating and unbalancing effects travel can have on your skin. Short weekend break or long-haul flight, Trilogy products are specially formulated with vitamins, essential fatty acids and natural botanical actives that deliver intense hydration and boost skins recovery. The perfect travel companion.
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This has got to be one of the best shoe storage inventions of the century - the Shoe Wheel by Rakku. Sleek and gorgeous. Get to stare at my fab collection of clip clops. I found it at tszuji
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How ingenious is this? This little gem comes in a two piece set created by Konstantin Slawinski. Taken from the Charles and Marie website: "Part one is the glass vase – a very simple and reduced cube, part two is the 'frame'... How ingenious is this? This little gem comes in a two piece set created by Konstantin Slawinski. Taken from the Charles and Marie website: "Part one is the glass vase – a very simple and reduced cube, part two is the 'frame'. A metallic silver metal frame with several different sized openings, that allow the vase to adapt to whatever size bouquet you have. If you have a single rose – use the smallest hole that holds the single flower. One size up – great for a handful of tulips or the like. And it just goes on that way..."
Added 5 Years Ago from Charles and Marie
