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My wardrobe consists of clothes from this shop only. Quality and price 2nd to none my go to shop for any occasion all the girls in the shop in Kilmarnock always helpful with advise and styling would highly recommend
I love Rule 42 Boutique, the quality is amazing, so much choice and available in a varied of sizes. Visited the boutique in Glasgow and was met with such wonderful atmosphere, the owners are fantastic at what they do. Love the weekly lives they do on Facebook showcasing what’s new in stock that week and what the clothes look like on real bodies 💗 A business done right! 👏👏 My go to place for beautiful dresses and more!
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