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Party: Costume Ball at Lisa Ruyter’s Studio Yesterday

Posted on 23. September 2012 by #viennacontemporary Leave a comment

After the fantastic concert by Irena Karpa & Band and VIENNAFAIR’s dance party in Elysium, we popped into Lisa Ruyter’s studio dressed for a fabulous costume ball. What a night!

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