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🍓🍓 Были в новой студии в эти выходные. Пришли ради кроликов ❤️ Когда нам сказали, что их можно взять напрокат на пару дней, Ульяна взвыла 😄 Еле отбилась от нее ))) и от кроликов … такие миииилые🥰🥰🥰
🐞Еще пара дней и наши кардиганы будут на сайте в новом разделе «Family look» 🐞
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