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@bia_indica6: Calça de linho feminina com cintura alta e perna larga. Caimento leve, elegante e confortável, não marca o corpo e alonga a silhueta. Ideal para looks casuais ou sofisticados, do dia à noite. #CalçaDeLinho #WideLeg #ModaFeminina #LookElegante #TikTokShopBrasil

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