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I really love designing for fashion. Garments feel like a free canvas!
This T-shirt is a tribute to the one and only Chappell Roan and her iconic makeup artistry <3 <3
Such a striking piece 👏 Love how expressive this feels.
thanks!
ICONIC 🔥
Thanks Celia!
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