Red Designer Inspired Sleek Satin Hard Shell Clutch Evening Bag Customer Review

I love the red satin sundown bag's shape and silvertone luminous hardware.The only one of its kind shape adds classiness to one's furnish. I have expected manycompliments and I must say I am delight at the economical cost as compareto the sphere store sundown bags.
- Stanley Tweedy

Red Designer Inspired Sleek Satin Hard Shell Clutch Evening Bag

Inspired by today's up-to-the-little create designers, this super sleek and stylish sundown clasp bag is an amazing buy. The peripheral is austere, done in solid painted satin and trimmed with high polish silver tone metal hardware. The top clasp is accented with crystal rhinestones at the top. Interior boasts plenty of room for all of your on the go Diva provisions.Two Comes off Chain Straps Included (10" & 23")Fully Lined Interior Handbag events 7 inches wide. Handbag events 4 inches top to underside. Handbag events 1.5 inches deep.

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Fashion Evening Bag (Please see item detail in description)

Beautiful details make this Inspired evening bag a standout for any evening or special occasion.With Rhinestones front flap closure, Interior features slit pocket with back zip pocket. Features Travel & Bags Evening Bags Ship to US only CODE: 110875-HY4491

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