Showing posts with label leah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leah. Show all posts

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Gaga over Madras!

One of the first people to welcome our family to our new home awhile back was five year old, Leah. She pulled into the driveway on her sweet purple bike to show me the cool bug crawling up her arm. One part tomboy. She was sporting the cutest little dress and gorgeous long brown hair. One part girly girl. This style of dress is inspired by Leah - a girl who has her adventures, but looks adorable while she's at them. It's feminine without being overly girly. Perfect for a girl who loves to run, skip, bike ride, scooter, climb, and wants to look like a girl while she's at it.

I'm lovin' this madras fabric. With 2 reds, 3 blues, white, ivory, and tan it's a great basic for coordinating tons of outfits! Picture the dress with denim ruffle capris, white leggings, a cute tan cardi sweater, jean jacket, little tee, or your own favorite!

Our community has crazy excitement over July Fourth and this would be just thing for the morning parade and brunch party that follows, the high school reunion picnic in the afternoon, and the evening BBQ and fireworks that night. One dress that can do all those occasions. Patriotic without looking too red, white, blue, it'll be favorite all summer long and into fall.

Adjustable tie neck means it'll grow with your girl. This year it's a dress, next year a tunic, and a top the year after that. Another fun little feature and another way to get more looks: change the tie - it's easy to swap the polka dot fabric one for your favorite ribbon - mine is polka dot red or blue. Tip: grosgrain stays tied better than satin. Here's sweet Remi - thanks to her Momma Stephanie for the pics!


Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Photo Shoot with the Popsicle Girls

A few days ago we did a photo shoot with the Popsicle Girls and it was a blast! It There's tons of shots that show the happy spirit and sisterly love these girls have! Singing, dancing, twirling, you name it. They love the camera and the camera loves them.

Lots of the photos from the day have already ended up on our etsy site and still others will be in our own blog stories, an upcoming feature on another blog, brochures, etc. But some of my very favorite shots from the day are those that won't end up in print or to feature clothes, but they capture the personaility of each of the girls. Here's a few of them.