Without The Grungy Jeans

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I stole another look but without the grungy jeans and strappy wedges.  

TGIF!

Comments

  1. Unknown5/31/13, 11:49 AM

    i like your pegs, simple yet stylish :)

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  2. Leslie5/31/13, 4:32 PM

    Nice! Mganda yan pag nkataas ang buhok mo girl! i love the look!

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  3. Unknown5/31/13, 8:04 PM

    you look like a model ms linnor, para ngang walang difference eh, hahaha
    i love that tattered jeans...

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  4. Vera5/31/13, 8:50 PM

    Hot momma! hehe :) You look really nice in that outfit, and you adapted it to your own taste well too. kabog yung peg mo ;)

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  5. Marie5/31/13, 9:41 PM

    So pretty. I have recently given up my wedges for flats lately too. :)

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  6. Unknown5/31/13, 10:04 PM

    I like your look better. Your whole attire is styled better plus it's clean and appealing to the eyes.

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  7. linnor6/1/13, 12:08 AM

    thank you tin and leslie!

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  8. linnor6/1/13, 12:12 AM

    thanks reese, vera, marie and mys! :)

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  9. January Zelene6/2/13, 5:43 PM

    You look great with the blouse Mommy Linnor! like it!

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    1. linnor6/2/13, 8:51 PM

      thank you janzcrystalz! i might just start wearing blouses again. i've been wearing shirts and plain tops forever. i guess it's time to dress up a bit. :D

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