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Dawn Staley, the head coach at the University of South Carolina won another NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament National Championship alongside her team. With the nation watching, she’s pulled off memorable style moments featuring pieces by Louis Vuitton, R13, and Gucci to name a few brands.
Dawn Staley, the head coach at the University of South Carolina won another NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament National Championship alongside her team. With the nation watching, she’s pulled off memorable style moments featuring pieces by Louis Vuitton, R13, and Gucci to name a few brands.
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