Last Friday of the month: Fashion / Shopping
Stripes will never go out of style. A striped tee is a wardrobe staple, a very versatile piece that can be dressed up or down. That goes for kids wear too.
After Christmas, my girl and I went malling and I was thrilled to discover these classic breton shirts from
Uniqlo - for kids! Naturally, I bought one for the girl, and then she received another top as a birthday gift. We love 'em!
I like how soft and smooth the material is - still comfortable and cool to wear with our warm climate even if it comes in long sleeves. Presko pa rin. It's reasonably priced at PhP500+ and comes in different colors. My girl just turned 7 and can still fit in size 120, and comfortable with ample allowance in a 130.
We also picked up this pretty gartered blouse with our
Pois Belly and Kids christmas gift cards. It has a unique shoulder detail, with a bunny patch design on dark pink stripes. Click on the photo to see how she wore it after new year.
This button-down bubble dress is also from Pois Belly and Kids. She wore this during her birthday lunch celebration with the whole family. It's so chic with the thin yellow belt.
I wrote about my fave
breton shirt here from
Zara. This black and white striped tee below is another style from their organic cotton collection, at PhP995. Again, very light and comfy. This is as basic as you can get.
I'm excited about the new arrivals from
Elin - I am eyeing the blue and white stripes on the left. The front pockets make for interesting details. Check out the
Madeline collection here.
You can't go wrong with these stripes!
Happy shopping! =)
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