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Mostly she wears dresses because I think they're cuter.
I have an especial weakness for smocking and bright colors.
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I often dress her to express what we're doing (she is wearing this dress because we are going to the Army Museum, and I thought it looked sort of military?).
I still don't do anything with her hair. This is because I don't know how to style my own hair (why it always looks terrible). Changing this state of affairs is on my 101 in 1001 list, actually: I should probably at least learn how as little R's hair grows longer.
love her little curls! Where do you get those adorable dresses? I LOVE dressing P up but since she's in daycare (aka mud, sand, dirt) most of the day, I send her in grubby clothes or just jeans/shorts.
ReplyDeleteHaha R is really messy too, so she goes through at least 2 dresses/day (sometimes three). I just change the clothes all the time so she keeps looking good, but can imagine daycare wouldn't be too into that.
DeleteThe last outfit is from Carter's I think; the other three I bought in Singapore (two are from somewhere called Periwinkle: http://www.myperiwinkle.com; it's an international brand but I don't think they have it in the US).
She really does look smart! Thank you are bringing sunshine into Paris for me. I don't think anyone in north western Europe has taken their raincoat off this month I am severely missing cuteness.
ReplyDeleteps I have teenage sons and I am STILL capable of losing all sense at the sight of an overpriced sweater they look particularly good in. Perks of the job, I will not say the only perk, no ;)