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Flavor of the Day: Blood Milk Accessories

I have a weak spot for gothic accessories. I just feel like they add a certain je ne sais quoi to a preppy or a feminine outfit. Currently I'm lusting over this rattlesnake spine ring and lily dale spiritualism bypass cuff from a brand called Blood Milk which I found on etsy. Definitely not for the light hearted...




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Anonymous said…
love LOVE the ring!
Confashion said…
Justnoon
Me too! It looks like it's about to move!
Anonymous said…
حبيت كتير الاكسسوارات من الطراز القوطي
بس للاسف نسبة كبيرة منها بتحتوي على رموز لدوائر خماسية و صلبان و امور بتخص السحرة متل ايقونات و خلافه ضد الشريعة
بس اجر النسر و الامور التانية كتل السيف كتيررررر حلوة
شكرا كتير
confashion

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