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Chloé for just £1!?

theOutnet's 1st birthday designer sale -  everything is just £1! RSVP now

The Outnet's 1st birthday designer sale is on 16th April- everything is just £1! RSVP now before 11th April.  Imagine buying all these for just £1 each. Clockwise from top: Top by Celine, original price £382; Bracelet by Missoni, original price £436; Shorts by Chloé, original price £314; Bag by Chloé, original price £994; Shoes by Alberta Ferretti, original price £530.

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Anonymous said…
there must be a catch mu ma3qoola kelshay £1.. i read that you can only buy one item per person so maybe thats it?
Those shoes are LOVE! Thanks confashions :)
Me Blogging said…
ma asadeq @@
Budour said…
can't wait!

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