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My daughter has outgrown a number of fancy dresses, hence the sale. Pick up from East Dulwich. Please PM if you are interested or would like additional photos. Thank you.


1) Red and black vampire dress size 7-8 by George. This is in as new condition as it was only worn for Halloween last year. Asking ?5.


2) Purple spider/witch Halloween dress size 4-7 by Ladybird. This is a really well made dress with purple velvet bodice, satin dress and various black, lime and purple sash. There are also 2 spider detail (neckline and hem). Very cute ans still in very ggod condition. Asking ?4.


3) Princess Aurora disney dress size 5-6 by Tu. Only worn a handful of times so as new condition. This dress has a full hoop and looks beautiful on. Asking ?5.


4) Mermiad dress from Wilko, no size label but fits 5-7. Has had a small rip om the foil bit which i have glued back so not noticeable. Asking ?2.

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