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December
Today’s Daily Outfit is a special guest appearance by Miss Five.
Styled and directed by Miss Five….
Outfit Details:
Dress & Cardigan – Target
Shoes – Grosby
Mask – Costume shop
Necklace – Candy
28 Responses to “Daily Outfit – A Guest Appearance”
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- BowsNHearts: Beautiful makeup and outfit! You have such an enviable tiny waist!
- Jacie: It took me a while but I saw the remote eventually!
- jennine: holy moly! that pink hat is so,so so gorgeous!!!
- Marie: I love your outfit!
- The Glamorous Housewife: Love the photos! You are stunning (as usual ). Your post makes me want to review L.A....
Love it! What a wonderful stylist and model Miss Five is
Just as stylish as her mama! How gorgeous.
In some ways I’m glad I’ve got a son, not a daughter – I’d never stop buying cute little dresses and skirts and hair pieces if I had a girl!
Oh, too cute!
Looks like somebody has inherited mom’s fantastic style genes!!!
She’s too cute, SKM!
oh wow, she is the cutest ever!
Oh, very cute! And from Target – well done! (the outfit looks a lot more expensive than that). I buy most of my children’s clothes there too – always have great specials. The only thing is that they aren’t so good when the child turns 6, as the sizing for ‘children’ stops and you have to move to ‘teen’ (7 upward) which are a bit too old looking for little girls. Cotton On also good for girly things too of course.
Maria: You a very correct. I’m looking into this whole, you must become a tart when you are size 7, phenomenon.
Having girls is super fun isn’t it. She looks great. I love the candy necklace and I’m shocked it’s not eaten hehehehe.
I’m soo lucky my mom is the greatest sewer and sews my little girl so many adorable dresses that in my opinion are so much better than the expensive designer clothes.
Very sweet. I love the roses! I wish to have a daughter someday so I can dress her up too!
Soooo adorable!! Best guest post I’ve ever seen!! I think there’s a future stylist in there
You can see where she got her style!
Love it! Especially the candy necklace and the bear.
What a beauty! And how chicly dressed she is! Now we need a guest post of Miss 1 (who’s got to be Miss 2 by now…)
Adorable !!!!
She is too cute!
I LOVE the candy necklace — it is fabulous!
Beautiful dress, I wish my daughter were that age again to dress her in such cute clothes. She’s 11 now and so past that stage!
she is so adorable, plus the outfit is so nice to her
ADORABLE!!
Mini-Diva!
adorable! love that Teddy Bear accessory in place of a hand bag?
She is way too adorable! That dress is so darling.
Wonderful. She accessorized perfectly. The whole thing just wouldn’t have worked without the candy necklace and the bear. My own daughter is 7 (soon to be
and I so miss the 4 and 5 year old look. Now we want to look like Hannah Montana….over my dead body. I have been getting her to watch old films with me and pointing out the lovely clothes and hair, making comments like “isn’t that su much prettier than Miley Cyrus?” Thankfully, she agrees and is learning. I also love how your smaller one had to make a small cameo! You are truly blessed!
Lovely post as always Ms DeVille but to be honest my favourite thing about it is how you’ve maintained the innocence of your daughter with the darling mask. I’m often so aghast at the sheer ignorance of many people to wilfully expose their children to celebrity (and that elusive 15 minutes of fame!) for the sake of their own egos! Right, rant over.
Once again, much much love. x
oh how darling!
This definitely fills my cute quota for the day. Too cute. We have a budding fashion blogger here.
-meream
Youth is so wasted on the young – she has gone straight to grown up status – amazing
Small children always look good in newer clothes.