Topic: children’s clothes

Easter Dresses Bring Out The Very Worst In Little Girl ‘Kiddie Fashion’

Easter Dresses Bring Out The Very Worst In Little Girl 'Kiddie Fashion'

This past weekend, my mother-in-law and I made our annual trip to the department store with my daughter in tow, ready to pick out the perfect Easter Dress. I knew that it was going to be difficult to balance my conservative MIL’s love of traditional, girly modesty and my daughter’s love of anything a girl in a Disney sitcom might wear. I was prepared to play moderator between the two extremes. But I had no idea just how awful the “kiddie fashion” was for Easter dresses. More »

Adele Took Her Baby Who Has No Name Shopping In Los Angeles, Breaking News: No Name Has Legs

Adele Took Her Baby Who Has No Name Shopping In Los Angeles, Breaking News: No Name Has Legs

So Adele, who is slated to show up at the Golden Globes tonight took her baby No Name out shopping for baby stuff and we all still don’t know his name yet. And although I think it’s super cool that Adele is being so protective of her son that none of us knows his name yet, I find it kind of weird that she is so protective and secretive about him that she would drag him out in Los Angeles, also known as The Paparazzi Pit From Hell More »

Harper Beckham Is Not To Blame For Mothers Spending Too Much On Children’s Clothes

Harper Beckham Is Not To Blame For Mothers Spending Too Much On Children's Clothes

I love baby clothes. I love shopping for them. I love organizing them into adorable little outfits. I love telling people how cute their little ones look in baby clothes. I was pretty sure that this was a universal thing, my love of baby clothes. I thought that mothers before me have always loved babies and sweet miniature apparel. However, the Daily Mail would have us believe that our obsession with baby clothes is all because of one little girl: Harper Seven Beckham. More »

The Tricky Politics Of Hand-Me-Down Children’s Clothes

The Tricky Politics Of Hand-Me-Down Children's Clothes

I was the youngest of seven cousins. I know a little something about hand-me-down clothes. As a child, there were times when I had 10 different pairs of jeans that were all two inches short at the ankles and one inch wide at the waist. (I was the stickiest stick-girl to ever live.) I knew what it was like to receive an aunt’s favorite shirt that I thought was hideous and try to grin politely before “losing it” in my closet. Before I had kids, I thought I knew all about hand-me-downs and the issues that go with them. Then I had a baby. I quickly learned that the politics of gently-used clothes goes far beyond fashion and fit. More »