Half dressed.

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Hey Grunge Kids,











So this one is called “Half dressed” and it’s pretty obvious why. This ‘completed’ outfit still feels incomplete. Either way, it’s cute as heck! 

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All Vintage biatches!

Laneikka xoxoxo

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