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LIEVE WEARS THRIFTED COTTON T-SHIRT (CUSTOMIZED BY STYLIST)
LIEVE WEARS COTTON RIBBON HARNESS ANN DEMEULEMEESTER SPRING 2018 (RELLIK VINTAGE) / LEATHER SLEEVELESS JACKET BALENCIAGA BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE FALL-WINTER 2002 (PRYN ARCHIVES) / NYLON BRA CHRISTIAN DIOR (STYLIST’S ARCHIVE) / COTTON JERSEY TRACKSUIT PANTS ADIDAS (THRIFTED)
LIEVE WEARS THRIFTED COTTON T-SHIRT (CUSTOMIZED BY STYLIST) / VISCOSE LEGGINGS MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA FALL-WINTER 2008 (RELLIK VINTAGE) / CLASSIC SLIP-ONS VANS (THRIFTED)
LIEVE WEARS THRIFTED CHAMPION SWEATSHIRT (CUSTOMIZED BY STYLIST) / VINTAGE POINTELLE KNIT MINI DRESS (STYLIST’S ARCHIVE) / HIDDEN WEDGE PERFORATED TRAINERS DIRK BIKKEMBERGS (STYLIST’S ARCHIVE)
LIEVE WEARS COTTON RIBBON HARNESS ANN DEMEULEMEESTER SPRING 2018 (RELLIK VINTAGE) / LEATHER SLEEVELESS JACKET BALENCIAGA BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE FALL-WINTER 2002 (PRYN ARCHIVES) / NYLON BRA CHRISTIAN DIOR (STYLIST’S ARCHIVE) / SCUBA LEGGINGS BALENCIAGA BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE SPRING 2003 (STYLIST’S ARCHIVE) / WEDGE HEEL BOAT SHOES BALENCIAGA BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE FALL 2006 (STYLIST’S ARCHIVE)
LIEVE WEARS LACE TRIANGLE BRA CHRISTIAN DIOR (STYLIST’S ARCHIVE) / WOOL HIGH-WAISTED SKIRT BALENCIAGA BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE FALL-WINTER 2003 (PRYN ARCHIVES)
LIEVE WEARS SILK RUFFLED SLIP DRESS BALENCIAGA LE DIX BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE SPRING 2001 (PRYN ARCHIVES) / KNEE-HIGH RIBBED SOCK HEELS FRANCESCO SCOGNAMIGLIO SPRING-SUMMER 2017 (PRYN ARCHIVES)
LIEVE WEARS SILK RUFFLED SLIP DRESS BALENCIAGA LE DIX BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE SPRING 2001 (PRYN ARCHIVES) / KNEE-HIGH RIBBED SOCK HEELS FRANCESCO SCOGNAMIGLIO SPRING-SUMMER 2017 (PRYN ARCHIVES)
LIEVE WEARS COTTON PATCHWORK CUT OUT MINI DRESS HUSSEIN CHALAYAN FALL-WINTER 2003 (PRYN ARCHIVES)
LIEVE WEARS TAILORED JUMPSUIT WITH CUT OUT DETAILS BALENCIAGA BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE FALL-WINTER 2004 (PRYN ARCHIVES)
LIEVE WEARS VINTAGE SUEDE COLLARLESS JACKET (CUSTOMIZED BY STYLIST) / VISCOSE BALLET-STYLE WRAP AROUND TOP, FASHIONED INTO A BODYSUIT BALENCIAGA LE DIX BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE FALL-WINTER 2000 (PRYN ARCHIVES)
LIEVE WEARS CASCADING ASYMMETRIC TOP MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA FALL-WINTER 2008 (RELLIK VINTAGE) / CLASSIC SLIP-ONS VANS (THRIFTED)
LIEVE WEARS CASCADING ASYMMETRIC TOP MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA FALL-WINTER 2008 (RELLIK VINTAGE) / CLASSIC SLIP-ONS VANS (THRIFTED)
LIEVE WEARS ACETATE CAT MASK GLASSES LINDA FARROW FOR LUELLA SPRING 2008 (RELLIK VINTAGE) / SILK CROPPED JACKET JULIEN MACDONALD (RELLIK VINTAGE) / VISCOSE LOW-WAISTED TROUSERS BALENCIAGA LE DIX BY NICOLAS GHESQUIÈRE SPRING 2000 (STYLIST’S ARCHIVE)
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