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Valentino Tan Laced Spike Heel Sandal
The design house of Valentino is world-renowned for its elegant and glamorous shoe designs. Slip into a pair yourself for a head-turning final touch to your out-on-the town attire.
Fabric covered vamp with cut-out leather floral pattern
Closed back design
Lace-up ankle
Tan and black color scheme
4.25-inch spike heel
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sizing guide
Hand clean
Leather sole and straps/fabric covering
Made in Italy
Model no. DC0283CCC
Imported
Brown leather strap with alligator designPolished stainless steel caseSilver sunburst dial with silvertone handsWater resistant to 30 metersMineral crystalJapan quartz movementPush button spring hinged cover opens to release case to easily put watch on/offBracelet: 35 mm wide x 8 in. long
Travel in classy style and easy comfort with the laid-back look of this woven shirt from Kahala.
Wooden button front entry
Classic collar
Short sleeves
One chest pocket with 'Air Kahala' and wing embroidered design
Woven material
Available in black
100-percent silk
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Dry clean or hand wash
Made in China
Model no. MT38-920
Imported
Elling (Per Christian Ellefsen) is a neurotic middle-aged man who has led an extremely sheltered life and is institutionalized after his mother s death triggers a nervous breakdown. Upon being discharged, he is given a flat in Oslo to share with his friend and fellow patient Kjell Bjarne (Sven Nordin), a food-loving would-be womanizer whose loutish behavior occasionally proves taxing to the fastidious Elling. At first both men are paralyzed by separation anxiety and fear of the outside world, and simple tasks like grocery shopping or making a phone call present major challenges. Once Kjell Bjarne decides to venture beyond the confines of their home, however, his unlikely infatuation with a lonely pregnant woman (Marit Pia Jacobsen) causes a rift between the two friends, prompting Elling to start forging social contacts and seek a calling of his own.Without delving deeply into the clinical aspects of mental illness, this lighthearted comedy presents a convincing and utterly sympathetic portrait of socially challenged people coping with everyday situations. The movie was a huge box office hit in its native Norway and earned an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Language Film of 2001.
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