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Posted On: November 3rd 2026, 01:45 pm

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I’d worn this sweater to death but wanted to wear it again. Except it looked a little boring, so I went digging through my closet and found these gloves from three lives ago. Added the malachite earrings. Threw in this great clutch. I haven’t accessorized this much since my fashion week days. So funny that I should find myself at the Tuileries for this photo!
On repeat all day…🎶💛
लोकशाहीच्या अस्तित्वासाठी फक्त निवडणूका नाही , तर कायद्याचं राज्य आवश्यक आहे- “राष्ट्र प्रथम “-Rule Of Law!! [Rule of law, Rashtrapratham, stand for yourself,Marathi film, Democracy, Justice, Constitution, Rights] . .#Rashtrapratham #StandforYourself #NationFirst #RuleofLaw #Wethepeople Words in this video are inspired by the immortal poem of Late Shri G. D. Madgulkar.
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