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@katrinagmoore: These sandals from @Crocs are so comfy, but also so elevated with the gems on the straps!! They’re also completely waterproof, so they’ll work for a pool day, but also to wear out to dinner! I’m a true to size 9 wearing the size 9 in the shade Latte. #sandals #bedazzled #strappysandals #crocs #ttsacl

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Sent you a DM about a collab 🥰 would love a reply when you get a chance!
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