New Tom Ford for Yves Saint Laurent YSL Lotus Heels Final Collection 2004 Sz 38
By Yves Saint Laurent
Located in Conroe, TX
He was inspired by the Chinese Collection of 1977 His Final Collection for YSL 2004 * Stunning Taupe Satin * Red Leather Footbed * Beautiful Taupe, Hot Pink & Sage Appliqués * Ch...
New Tom Ford for Yves Saint Laurent YSL Lotus Heels Final Collection 2004 Sz 37
By Yves Saint Laurent
Located in Conroe, TX
He was inspired by the Chinese Collection of 1977 His Final Collection for YSL 2004 * Stunning Taupe Satin * Red Leather Insole * Beautiful Taupe, Hot Pink & Sage Appliqués * Chi...
NEW F/W 2004 Gucci by Tom Ford Burgundy Velvet 'GG' Monogram Heel Boots 36C
By Gucci, Tom Ford for Gucci
Located in West Hollywood, CA
Presenting a fabulous pair of burgundy velvet Gucci 'GG' monogram heel boots designed by Tom Ford. From the Fall/Winter 2004 collection, these boots are covered in the brand's infamo...
New Tom Ford for Gucci SS 2004 AD Plisse Stretch Satin Bamboo Heel Shoes US 36 C
By Tom Ford, Gucci
Located in Montgomery, TX
New Tom Ford for Gucci Plisse Stretch Satin Bamboo Heel Shoes AD Campaign S/S 2004 US size - 36 C Upper of this Sandals Made from Nude Color Stretch Satin-Plisse.
Gucci Vintage Tom Ford Rhinestone Strappy Sandals Circa 2004 Size 39
By Gucci, Tom Ford for Gucci
Located in Berlin, BE
Elegant evening sandals from Gucci’s Tom Ford era, dating to approximately 2004. These striking heels feature delicate champagne-gold silk straps adorned with sparkling rhinestones a...
F/W 2004 Yves Saint Laurent by Tom Ford Embroidered Chinoiserie Wedge 36
By Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, Tom Ford for Yves Saint Laurent
Located in West Hollywood, CA
Presenting an iconic pair of taupe floral Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche wedge heels, designed by Tom Ford. From the Fall/Winter 2004 collection, these heels debuted on the season's ...
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