the budding fashionista...
red and white polka dot sundress with grey, black and pink argyle tights...
what you don't see is the burgundy and pink striped long-sleeved t-shirt under the sundress...
the black velveteen jacket and the patent leather Mary Janes add a decided element of class to the ensemble...
Did you dress like a freak when you were a kid?
–yes! my favorite outfit for awhile was a pale blue and maroon skinny-striped polyester double-knit mock turtleneck top with golden brown and jewel-toned paisley corduroy pants... pretty sure they were bell-bottoms... I was only 5. In sixth grade, I had this hideous acrylic sweater that was navy, neon red and neon green argyle. I wore it as much as possible. I even wore it in my school picture for that year :P I still wear questionable fashion choices, though...
Yes, totally dressed like a freak. Now all I wear is black yoga pants and a black fleece with a hat...so boring. Have you heard of Fancy Nancy? Your daughter's hair is GORGEOUS!!! Hope you get a good run in on V day evening and hope your run gives you good energy. ;)
ReplyDeleteTell me again what your husband does? Photographer? You mentioned that awhile back about he goes out of town a lot and takes pictures of gorgeous women..or maybe you didn't say gorgeous.
love the little fashionista's style!
ReplyDeleteMy wardrobe was pretty boring back then, I loved anything corduroy, but in the 80's....all I can say is what was I thinking?
the flower children are still going! :)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is 16 and truly is a fashionista. Wow, in my day, we wore jeans and an Def Leppard T-shirt, now they dress like it's a cocktail party. And no, I don't eat quiche. I'm too manly :-)
ReplyDeleteI think it's a cute look! I was a freak but in a different way. I was a matcher. Down the the underwear. Still am. Have to have it all match. God forbid I would mix stripes and polka dots. But I actually think some of the best outfits don't match. At all.
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