FEATURES. ENCAP midsole technology provides support and maximum durability. EVA (Ethyl Vinyl Acetate) foam midsole and heel for cushioning. Rubber outsole. Suede/mesh upper
Own the limited edition quantities of 1000 per model images that were too hot for newsstands! Adriana Lima, Lily Donaldson, Eniko Mihalik, Isabeli Fontana, and Natasha Poly appear on the five covers of V magazine (issue #66) "The Sexy Body Issue." Mario Sorrenti photographed the bombshell bodies in some seriously revealing poses, and shockingly, there's more skin to uncover. The "V" on four of the steamy covers (Adriana Lima is not a scratch-off) can be scratched off to reveal body parts that were carefully covered with the magazine's logo.
Cover: Brazilian Model Isabeli Fontana can be seen wearing revealing leather underwear.
Brand New/Factory Sealed
*All items come from a smoke/pet-free environment*
Shipping
• The shipping rate applies ONLY to the contiguous United States. For HI, AK & PR, contact me for a rate.
• We will only ship to a PayPal confirmed shipping address.
• Package(s) ship via USPS with Delivery Confirmation.
• We do combined shipping for multiple items.
Returns
• We accept 30 days returns policy. You can contact us for any issue or question.
• Return only be accepted for unused, unworn items and in a salable condition.
• We Will issue a full refund if the item is not as described and notify me within 14 days.
• Returned item after 14 days is subject to a 20% restocking fee charge.
Payments
• Accepted PayPal, PayPal Credit, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express.
• Payment must be received within 24 hours upon completion of auction.
International Buyers Note
• Package(s) ship via USPS with Delivery Confirmation (Priority Mail Only).
• Import duties, taxes and chargers are NOT included in the item price or shipping chargers. These chargers are the buyer’s responsibility.
• Please check with your country’s customs office to determine these additional chargers prior to bidding/buying.
• Also I do NOT mark merchandise below its original value or mark item(s) as “gifts” – US and international government’s regulations prohibit such a behavior.
