Showing posts with label Old Navy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Old Navy. Show all posts

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Thursday, March 25 OOD & Contest News!


First of all, thank you to Riley's fabulous nanny who aids me in the capturing of pictures for this blog on Tuesdays and Thursdays. :)
Today she wore the Naartjie layered asymmetrical dress with an Old Navy tutu underneath for added layers. I think it's a fun little combo, and it incorporated the tutu in a new way- which has become a challenge since it seems to be all Riley wants to wear lately. The matching bows were made by the lovely Sara last year for another Naartjie set, and imagine that...they still work perfectly for this years Naartjie!
Contest news! Joanna is the only contender so far-- the contest will end WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31ST! Look back at the previous entry for all the specifics and keep posting! :)

Monday, March 22, 2010

Monday, March 22

She dressed herself today. Again. And yes, she went out in public like this. I fear my days of forcing my fashion sense on her are coming to a close. Please say a prayer for me tonight, dear readers.


Riley's pick: Hot pink pettiskirt, tights, Target M&M knockoff shoes, Old Navy tank top, Naartjie shrug and Forever 21 "beeper" ('Riley' for headband).

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Wednesday, October 14th

The Matilda Jane Claudia jacket is an exquisite piece, beautifully designed with extraordinary color combinations-- but the functionality of it doesn't quite make the mark. The buttons aren't sewn on very well and the fit, obviously needs some work. Granted, I still love the piece paired with a tank underneath, but I'm not sure that it is very practical as an off the shoulders type jacket. This is a size 2, but the width would be better fitted for a four year old, maybe as a cropped jacket? I do have to say I'm at a loss with this one, folks. As much as I love it in theory, it just doesn't hold up to my Matilda Jane ideals I suppose.


The key to Riley's wardrobe is layering inexpensive basics/"side dishes" with more expensive "main course", such as the MJ jacket in this case. I like to center an entire outfit around one key "WOW" piece. Beyond adorable and it keeps your budget in check.


The chambray jeans are from Baby Gap, the brown layering tank from Old Navy and the blue flower clip is from Pink Hippo.

Monday, June 15, 2009

Monday, June 15th


I love. love. love. these ruffles. Remember when I was beyond sad about our too-small Gracie May knot? Browsing through etsy as I do generally once a .....day--I spotted a new seller, vintagepearl(e?) and fell fast in love with these darling ruffles made of the same fabric as the apron of the Gracie May. Click. Buy. Mine. LOVE them on with a plain tank from Old Navy and a flowerband from the wonderful Jessica at LittleBeautyBoutique (closing soon--make your orders before they're gone!)

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Thursday, June 4th


Today was Riley's playdate with a brand new friend, Peytiebugs. We played dress up and Riley curiously stared at her new mini friend in awe while Peyton's mommy and I took pictures of her for her 3 month photoshoot. For amateurs, the photos turned out great :) While we were busy with that, Riley threw on her tutu from her 1st birthday party. This was originally a dress but she made it a skirt today--which seemed to be the theme of the day as her first outfit was a Matilda Jane halter knot (Miso Pretty Ellie Halter) brought down & tied to become a skirt. I've always wanted to try it and finally made my mind up to do so after seeing Bekki of Confessions from a Daughter's Closet took the plunge. It turned out alright, but I think I prefer this particular piece as a top. The tank is a plain cheapy piece from Old Navy and I made the flowerband, which seemed to match perfectly with her drama queen attitude today!