Traditional clothes –

Traditional clothes

Posted on May 18th, 2006 by Sacha Chua
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I like wearing outfits inspired by traditional Filipino costumes. I
love wearing my malongs, for example.

I want more Filipina flair! =)

On Technorati: filipina, malong, fashion

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