Show & Tell: Fashionista
Tessa’s definitely got a flair for fashion. Here she is this morning before school.
Hopefully those gloves will keep her warm. Well, those or the flare from the color friction.
See the cool stuff my classmates are showing and telling over at Mel’s Show & Tell.
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Lol, cute!!!
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Awesome! I think it’s great she’s developing her own personal sense of style!
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Love it!!!
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That makes me cold just looking at her! However, I think the pink makes the turquoise pop!
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Correct me if I’m wrong but you do live where it is really freaking cold, don’t you? Ah well, we must sacrifice to maintain fashion…LOL.
She is adorable.
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My little sister went through that stage too.
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She’s adorable, and at least if nothing else very brightly dressed so you won’t miss her when you go to pick her up
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Maybe she’s fashion forward? Maybe?
Very cute!
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I love it! now you know if we attempted to wear something like that we’d be committed lol.
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I just have to say that as a kid I did th esame exact thing. And now I am a designer! Perhaps a career in the fashion industry for her? She has an artist’s flair!
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Very cute indeed
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MJ eat your heart out. Oh that was one glove. (was it? can’t quite remember now)
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Oh my! I admire her boldness in choice and her willingness to brave the cold – it was chilly in Denver today!
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Kids are always great. They all so much life.
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rofl!
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That is SO Tessa!
I wanted to see what color lip gloss she would select with that outfit.
Very cute!
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That is adorable! there is nothing more spectacular than someone who dances to their own music.
…..and the bright colors will make it impossible for her to be missed.
too cute!
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Very trendy. I’m sure she’s gonna LOVE it when you pull this pic out later.
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LJ: Please don’t let it be “Like a Virgin.”
Yes, it was cold yesterday — high of 42 degrees.
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I wanna bust out into a Madonna song for some reason!
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I love it. My 4 year old niece is dressing herself now. I love to go over and see what kind of socks she has on. They are always different. The picture on the woman in my S&T is who I thought of when you posted the picture of the old man a little while ago. I always wondered what her life was like.
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I hope she wore a coat! Reminds me of myself in college, wearing a spring dress and heels in 6 inches of snow, because it was cute.
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Chicklet: You have no idea the bullet you dodged with that Y chromosome.
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Cute! I love the pose too.
I sure hope LB will develop some fashion sense because she sure isn’t going to get it from me.
Coordinating outfits? Only if they are sold together and all the pieces are currently clean – otherwise it is whatever is available. Poor girl.
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Cute!
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That is AWESOME!
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the girl’s got style!
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How cute.
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That is a hot look. And she makes it work. Or something Tim Gunn like that.
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She is so adorable!!
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Ah, yes. I remember those days myself! I would WEAR OUT anything of a turquoise or electric blue color.
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Love this.
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Now she is a true fashionista! CUTE!
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The day before she did. Cowboy boots with yoga pants.
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The boots. Did she wear the boots? Tell me she wore the boots.
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