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Naypãir sây, Néz-Pérss, Nézperz nô bléss oblêezh noir nwàr nougat nougat nouveau nû-vô nouvelle nuvél nouvelle cuisine nuvél-quizêen nouvelle vague odalisque ôdalísk oeil de boeuf oidə-bəf oenophile ênofîle paillard pîàr paillette pà yét pənásh papier-mâché— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
It boasts an intricate weave of interlocking circle charms and finishes with a flourish of turquoise gemstones and smooth paillette discs.— The Latest Scoop from StyleBakery.com
The skirts are make of tiers of hand-printed and hand-embroidered silk disks that look like giant paillette sequins.— ShoppingBlog.com
The '20s were interpreted by Melbourne's favourite designer Toni Maticevski in a deeply cowled, silver-paillette, dropped-waist dress with swinging silk-fringe skirt.
Likewise, the willful luxury element: glazed astrakhan, paillette-sprinkled nutria.— Men.Style.com: Latest Features and Articles
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