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When the Official Only Watching For Travis Kelce Shirt in other words I will buy this show originally premiered, we were all of us seduced by the name necklaces and Monolos; the spiky belts cinching tulle florals; the nightly Cosmopolitans and the constant brunching. Sex and the City gave us so many iconic scenes, I can barely begin to count them: Let’s take a moment for the guy with the funkiest tasting spunk and Geri Halliwell getting Evian-spritzed at Soho House.
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