THIGH HIGH IN SUSAN REP

With QT Fashion Week & Awards fashion approaching and the first event just around the corner, I'm doing a bit of reminiscing in this stunning Kaftan from Susan Rep and thigh high boots from Payless Shoes available from Australia Fair







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