Reeve High Rise Short
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CONTINUAR COMPRANDO| Modelo Información | |
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| Ludi es 5'9" y lleva una talla 26 | |
| Cintura | 24" |
| Pecho | 32" |
| Caderas | 34" |
| Medidas del producto | |
|---|---|
| Longitud | 11" |
| Altura | 11.0" |
Utilizando las telas más finas y viajando por las cuatro esquinas del planeta buscando inspiración, los diseñadores de Bless'ed Are The Meek son Maria Maung y Tarek Kourhani. La marca es una mezcla de siluetas urbanas descomplicadas y detalles de alta costura que logran un look callejero y elegante, resultando en algo fino y a la vez crudo.
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Tallas: runs small
Recomendaría este producto
- Tallas: fiel al tamaño
- Tipo de cuerpo: algunas curvas
- Altura: promedio
- Calidad: excelente
Recomendaría este artículo? yes
I really don't ever get on to write reviews but I just got these in and just wow. I'm 25 and kind of had a mid-20s crisis because my booty short days are over but I don't want shorts to be too long on me but I also want to hide that little inner thigh thing that sticks out now hahah I have been trying a ton of different shorts from Levi's and other similar brands and I guess I'm in between sizes everywhere?? Always gapping in my waist or way too tight. These shorts are literally just *chefs kiss* and such a great price. They conceal my little inner thigh thing that sticks out and cover my booty while still being shorter shorts that also don't ride up?? Hug my waist literally the perfect color to go with everything. Very high rise. If you need a short this summer that you can dress up or down, these really look expensive in person and quality feels nice. You MUST try. I'm 5'4, 115 lbs, got a size 25
- Tallas: Suele ser más pequeño
- Tipo de cuerpo: algunas curvas
- Altura: short
- Calidad: excelente
Recomendaría este artículo? yes
Super cute but ran a little small for high rise. Ordered a size up & hoping they work out.
