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Webby Wednesday: Wayed vintage

If you're someone who appreciates vintage accessories, then allow me to present you with a new Dubai-based online FB shop: Wayed Vintage

Wayed Vintage, the brainchild of Dana Wolley, sells earrings, clip-ons, bracelets, necklaces and all the glamor that you'd expect to see in the 50-70's. We're talking pieces that you won’t catch anyone else wearing. Pieces that let you to stand out from the crowd. And most importantly pieces that will never go out of fashion. Click here to find out more about  Wayed Vintage.




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Anonymous said…
Thank you for sharing this, i love vintage accessories!
Confashion said…
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I couldn't agree more :)

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