I love the beautiful classy runners I got from Lady melia, very unusual. A bit narrow in width but I am sure they will stretch in time. I can wear them to the gym,or dress up casual. A great reducti... See more
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Lady Melia is an Irish-owned fashion boutique situated in the south east of Ireland. We specialize in providing the latest high street women's fashion for less both online and onsite. With a passion for fashion, we offer a wide selection to suit everyone's style and preferences.
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20 North Street, Y34PR98, New Ross, Ireland
- 051422696
- ladyneliaboutique@gmail.com
- ladymelia.com
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