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what furbish wears

Uncategorized / April 24, 2013

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we’re coming out of the closet.  well.  at least i’m going to show you what some of my cute team is wearing to work these days.

the behind the scenes posts have been so popular, and lots of you guys were asking for some more fashion– so here we go.  a look at what my team wears at work while making the furbish magic happen. 

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on jessica
top // jeans // shoes // sunglassess // bag // bag charm // earrings // bracelet

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on teryn
skirt // top // shoes // clutch // robinson sunglasses // necklace // gold bracelet // skull bracelet

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