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@giayhadu3: M7145 – thanh lịch, nữ tính ✨ Gót vuông 9cm + đúp mũi 2cm, giúp giảm độ dốc, đi êm và vững chân hơn. Thiết kế quai ngang đính nơ, tạo điểm nhấn nữ tính – dịu dàng. Chất liệu da bóng, sang trọng, dễ phối từ công sở đến đi tiệc nhẹ. 💖 Êm – xinh – dễ mang, nàng diện là ghi điểm liền nha! #haducolletion3 #giàyhadu #trending #tiktok #giaydep #caogotdep #sangtrong #côngsở #xuhuong

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