In a world where money is no object and it makes perfect sense to buy expensive clothes for my juice-spilling munchkin, these are some of the pieces we’d have to pick up while back to school shopping.
A lover of glittery, girly things, the color blue and zebra stripes, I think these pieces would suit her perfectly…
clockwise from top left: Burberry, J. Crew, Tea Collection, J. Crew
Lilly Pulitzer :: Milly Minis
clockwise from top left: Stella McCartney, Catimini,
Hanna Anderson, Mini Boden
Her first day of kindergarten is tomorrow and, while I said I was ready for September, I’m having some issues with this transition. I know she’s going to love it (she’s been requesting worksheets this summer), but I just can’t believe my baby is this big!
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Jen is a freelance writer and girl mom from New York. When she's not knee-deep in glittery crafts and girl talk, you can probably find her sprawled across her couch in the middle of a Netflix marathon with dark chocolate smeared on her face. The struggle is real.
Hi! I'm Jen, a freelance writer and girl mom who loves reading the newest children’s books as much as I love a good psychological thriller. I believe fiercely in the power of kindness, empathy, and really good quality chocolate. When I'm not knee-deep in glittery crafts and girl talk, you can probably find me sprawled out on my couch in the middle of a Netflix marathon with dark chocolate smeared on my face. The struggle is real. 
Oooh I love your picks! especially that Catimini cape and the sparkly skirt!
Thanks Jo-Lynne! My daughter does too. You should have heard her oooooohing and aaaaaaahing when I showed her this post!
Loving your picks. Velvet blazers and sparkly skirts can be mixed and matched in the most creative ways. Thanks so much for joining in the Monday Mingle fun!
I totally agree. You just need some cute leggings/tights and a few good t-shirts and you’ve got mix and match heaven!
I would be in big trouble with girls. It’s a lot easier with boys because (1) the stuff isn’t as cute (no matter what anyone says) and (2) they just DESTROY it and the stuff is being washed so frequently it really makes zero sense, even for a photo opp. BUT, I really do hope to have a girl to buy clothes like these 🙂
I’ve seen some adorable little boy stuff, but– I have to admit– it pales in comparison to the girls stuff. Most of the time I find myself wishing I could wear the outfits I see out there for the little ladies!
How adorable is that little sequins skirt for a little diva??? And I love that little cape too, it reminds me of one my mom made for me when I was kid, red plaid on one side and gray corderoy on the flip side!
My daughter loves capes! They make her feel like Little Red Riding Hood. Too bad I’m not as crafty as your momma! 😉
So fun… I miss these days of clothes for my kids, went by too fast!
It’s scary how quickly it goes! Can’t believe I just sent the little muffin off to kindergarten!
I love the little sequined skirt, I want one!! It’s adorable and lovely!
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I would totally wear it too!
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These are so adorable. Loving the skirts especially the sequined one.
Does create a laundry challenge though.
I just ordered 3 pairs of boots/high tops for my daughter from Children’s place clearance section. I love shopping for the kids.
Daphne.
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I want that skirt in a bit girl size! SO cute!
I do too! It’s the perfect party skirt!