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@blissstitches: Pure White Kaftan Design Cool and Soft Senator Style . Whatsapp : +2347061317801 . #kaftan #luxuryclothing #senatorstyles #senatorwears #diaspora #luxurywears #africanmenswear #africanstyle #naijafashion #nigerianfashion #trend #fypシ゚

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pietersondonald
pietersondonald :
how much is this? how many yards can one use for this? can yoj sew for me if I bring mh clothes?
2025-09-12 20:52:47
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Jeyceey :
can you do exactly this for my man?
2025-12-29 14:39:18
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I love this 🥰
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