Sacred Phase Shrug - Fog
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Through challenges and darkness, I grow and I am renewed.
I wanted to make a piece that would show off the bra top, but still function and keep you semi warm indoors (you know, as warm as you can be in a crop top lol)… Queue, the shrug! I know shrugs had their moment in the oughts; think old Anthropologie, but time has once again come full circle. And why not? It’s a timeless cut that works with so much, so let’s welcome her back with open arms, or an open chest (with a bra top too of course!).
Lyn is wearing size S and is 5’6”, 33” bust, 25” waist, 38” hip.
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