Nina Leather Ouvert Brief

Something Wicked Holdings

£120

The Nina collection embodies your most wicked inner minx. Meet the most bold and seductive luxury brief of the Nina collection; the Nina Ouvert. With luxe real leather panels, delicate mesh and artfully positioned straps, Nina makes an impact with peek-a-boo ouverts and cut outs that frame your curves deliciously, whilst never compromising on fit. This brief's adjustable side straps mean you can tailor it to your body. The open-seamed crotch adds to Nina’s provocative and playful style, and makes these open crotch panties one of our best-selling items. Open-seamed crotch Adjustable waist and b

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