I have a little fashionista. Her name is Natalie. She's 3 years old.
Natalie likes to choose her own clothes every day, and will often choose a dress or skirt. When she is working on her ensemble, she will lay it out on the floor, to really get a good feel for the message of the outfit. When she's done assembling, she'll say, "Look, Mom, this is cute." And then she'll probably pick out some impractical shoes.
That's my girl.
Natalie will always, always, ALWAYS notice if I'm wearing something new. And she will compliment me on the item.
Tonight we went through one of my magazines, and she picked out some great shoes & purses. The girl's got good taste. "I like this one Mommy." Gucci. Atta girl. "These are cute." Deep blue suede slingbacks by Guess. Nicely done. "Do you like this one Mommy? It's your favorite color." Michael Kors. Good call honey. Then for fun, on a page with 8 bags, I asked her which she thought cost the most money. No hestitation, she picks out the D&G for $1685. Brilliant.
So now we have to work on how we do looks for less. And not sucking her thumb. It won't be good for her manicures.
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In other news, I got an "I heart your blog" award! More to come on that. Thank you Lisa!
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I don't even GET those catalogs, Miss High-fallutin'!
That's pretty high end stuff for Lake Wobegon!!
Wow, Natalie, you go little miss fashion! All I could think was that I could buy some serious four-wheelers for $1685....ah, the land of boys ;-)
and when she is the next stacy london, you need to tell her that mommy's college roommate needs a $5000 makeover/shopping spree! i'll follow her rules any day!
Ha! Meanwhile, my oldest daughter strives for a fashion look that could be best described as Mad Scientist/Cowgirl/Victorian Princess. It's not so much expensive as it is bewildering.
My kinda girl!!!
Thanks for your nice comments at RIMD!
You're welcome! :) Do you want/need the code for it to show off your bling? :) I'm still waitin on the acceptance speech post complete with ball gown tee hee :)
i'm new to your blog and what a tender post to start on. i love it when bloggers are r-e-a-l about life and mistakes. it's refreshing and oh boy..let me tell ya i've been right there with you on this one. blogged about it too. here's to being transparent parents so our kids don't feel like they have to be perfect growing up!
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