#Sorrynotsorry, But I Just Don’t, And Won’t, Get Virtual Fashion
Is there any point in owning luxury fashion NFTs and designer items that don’t exist IRL?
Is there any point in owning luxury fashion NFTs and designer items that don’t exist IRL?
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