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THRIFTED FASHION INSPIRATION

 It's FriYay! Why no one told me National French Fry Day was Wednesday, I don't know? I love fries! It's all good.. It's been a long but rewarding week. Glory to God!

This ‪#‎fabfindfriday‬ feature is all about location location location! This top and bag was found on one of my visits to one of the thrift stores we will be hitting up on Thrift Tour August 13th! Reserve your spot like today it's going to be 'Lit'! Is that the right word? 
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✨💕 click here to buy tickets!::http://bit.ly/1UBxikJ
Happy Friday Beautiful peeps!








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