Zara Girls Shoes: Cheap and Cheerful
Between their super trendy styles and low prices, Zara has the best shoes for girls. I just got a few pairs for my tots while I was in NYC for Fashion Week – the cowboy boots ($65.90) and the lifted sneakers ($39.90). They’re just like Isabel Marant’s, and while I would never go for exact … Continue reading “Zara Girls Shoes: Cheap and Cheerful”
Florence Eiseman Outfits: Watermelon Season
I have the sweetest memory of my babies wearing watermelon outfits in the summertime, with their pudgy little tummies looking like mini watermelons themselves. Summer is of course the season for this sweet treat, so welcome in the warmth with some refreshing fruit and a wardrobe to suit! Florence Eiseman is all about this idea. … Continue reading “Florence Eiseman Outfits: Watermelon Season”
Military Coats for Girls: Little Marching Bandits
Dressing little girls in military style clothes is the best (and probably only) way to make the grown-up style cute. This look never fails to put a smile on my face – little girls do that on their own, of course, but there’s something about a sweet face in a serious jacket that confuses the … Continue reading “Military Coats for Girls: Little Marching Bandits”
Lanvin Dress: Like Mother, Like Daughter
It would be so cute for a mother and daughter to wear matching red Lanvin dresses! This is a total celeb thing to do – I’m not sure mere mortals can pull it off or would typically have occasion to, but I do have a very important event (my 10-year vow renewal) coming up, so … Continue reading “Lanvin Dress: Like Mother, Like Daughter”
Armani Polo and Cardigan: Kilting Around
All lot of tot outfits come in sets, but I think that takes away all the fun of from dressing your little one. It should be about making her clothes fit her personality, not the other way around. Take this basic cardigan and skirt look – it’s dressy enough for most occasions, but also fun … Continue reading “Armani Polo and Cardigan: Kilting Around”
Pale Cloud: Dressing on Cloud Nine
Pale Cloud came to life around the same time founder Marion Reynolds’ daughter was born – just over two years ago. The couture label has a classic feel but incorporates trendy elements (like asymmetrical hems), and is made for little misses ages 2-12. Using a combination of luxe couture and kid-friendly fabrics, the clothes keep … Continue reading “Pale Cloud: Dressing on Cloud Nine”