Oh, oh, oh, memories of my Mini when she was truly a Mini...I could dress her like this with no compliants...Now, she just wants to blend into the crowd...sigh. Luv.
clothes are fantastic, but the looks on those girls' faces makes me think they will, guaranteed, grow up to be the biggest bitches on the face of the earth.
I know! Seriously! Umbros and oversized t's were the gear of my youth...If I had access to these styles there would be about a decades worth of photos that would get to see the light of day instead of being buried in the attic to hide the evidence of my wayward fashion in my youth...SO cute, wish it all came in my size!
this is HI-larious. I was going to make the same comment that Ansley did - i too grew up in NC and SC, and this was THE uniform!! Maybe a Southeast thing??? and those damn sebago shoes....
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these kids -- who are making me feel less stylish by the second -- have cuter (and probably more expensive) clothes than i do!
ReplyDeleteI need those mocs. Even if Sienna Miller was wearing them five years ago.
ReplyDeleteif my baby (due in december) is a girl...i will go broke...but she will be darling.
ReplyDeleteOh, oh, oh, memories of my Mini when she was truly a Mini...I could dress her like this with no compliants...Now, she just wants to blend into the crowd...sigh. Luv.
ReplyDeleteclothes are fantastic, but the looks on those girls' faces makes me think they will, guaranteed, grow up to be the biggest bitches on the face of the earth.
ReplyDeletejust an observation.
Nice to look at...totally unrealistic.
ReplyDeleteAwwwww! I love the argyle socks with the ballet flats. I wonder what my daughter's pre-school teacher would say if she rocked that look!
ReplyDeleteway more fashionable than I am and will ever be in my current adulthood.
ReplyDeletemade me remember my coca-cola sweater & colorblocked leather jacket.
I know! Seriously! Umbros and oversized t's were the gear of my youth...If I had access to these styles there would be about a decades worth of photos that would get to see the light of day instead of being buried in the attic to hide the evidence of my wayward fashion in my youth...SO cute, wish it all came in my size!
ReplyDeleteah, umbros... brings some memories and made me laugh at the reference!
ReplyDeleteseriously! these kids are better dressed than me. oh so cute!
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I love all of these clothes. Literally, keep buying them for my 8 year old who WILL NOT WEAR THEM. True story. Sad...
ReplyDeletehave it ever ... been so jealous of a six-year-old? no.
ReplyDeletethat is out of control. some of them look like they're going to an office instead of a playground!
ReplyDeleteUmbros and duckheads! Awesome! Grew up in SC but moved a long time ago and forgot about those. Thanks!
ReplyDeletethis is HI-larious. I was going to make the same comment that Ansley did - i too grew up in NC and SC, and this was THE uniform!! Maybe a Southeast thing??? and those damn sebago shoes....
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