@keilani: THRIFT HAULLL what’s your favorite piece

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🪲 :

ur mom is so pretty

2023-11-22 18:38:31

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i’m ok :

stoppp your mom is so cute i also do this with my mom when i get new clothes i gotta give her a try on haul 🥹

2023-11-22 21:57:44

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basmah 🍏 :

omg you and your mama are twinsies

2023-11-22 17:18:43

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tayfeb :

you're effortlessly beautiful

2023-11-22 18:41:29

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brittnyb3tch :

brown tank looks just like one i’ve seen on free people

2023-11-25 17:48:05

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jess :

the whole second outfit is so coollll

2023-11-25 18:11:13

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izuhboob :

love the brown top

2023-11-22 17:22:14

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dyani! :

ofc you go thrifting without me but it’s okay i forgive you 🙄

2023-11-23 19:51:09

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Alegra :

Are you thrifting in costa rica?? Like WHERE do you find all these amazing pieces??!!

2023-11-25 15:54:59

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🪩🍸🐆 :

the top looks rlly good!!

2023-11-22 21:06:30

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ilovemangosomuchyay :

u look so good in brown n yellow

2023-11-22 18:32:06

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frida :

2nd fit is giving regina george especially with your hair braided but in a cool way xx

2023-11-27 12:52:36

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ISA :

Are you from the Dominican Republic

2023-11-22 23:42:20

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Tungtungtungsaspam :

THRIFTING IS SO FUNN

2023-11-22 18:08:16

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wow :

First😜

2023-11-22 17:10:27

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Age :

Wish we would've gotten the chance to go thrifting when we were all together!!🥺 Next time we for sure have to plan a day!🤗❤️

2023-11-23 02:14:43

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omgg minee im your fppp please follow mee💗💋

2023-11-22 17:21:07

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🐒elma :

YASSSSSSSSSSSSS I LUVVVV WHEN U DO HAULS

2023-11-22 17:11:20

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raspberryduckk :

Wheres your necklace from?

2023-11-23 03:18:17

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Leila :

You have so cool style🤩

2023-11-24 11:41:45

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annaliese :

casper’s so cute

2023-11-23 14:53:05

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❧ ⋆ ˖* ʳᵒʳʸ *˖ ⋆ ☙ :

if you don’t keep those jeans give them to me 🥰

2023-11-23 09:46:17

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ravelmylife :

the yellow top is actually very cute

2023-11-22 18:15:28

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chofis💌 :

The tube top looks so nice on you

2023-11-22 18:10:34

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