So I unloaded the clothes on my bed and June dug right in asking what was her size. She picked out a skirt in particular that she needed to wear right away. Her little pre-school shirt was too long and it was covering most of the skirt, so I told her to go choose another shirt to wear. There were plenty of options that may have not matched exactly but would have been somewhat coordinated. Perhaps a solid color with a small design. But no, she went for the shirt that may have matched the least.
She thought the outfit was great and she wanted pictures and Daddy to come home right away to see it. She eventually found a crocheted belt that didn't match either, but by this time, who's keeping track. It is so odd to me, but at the same time, I hope she never changes.
4 comments:
Oh, hey, my daughter has that blouse! But I do believe it has never looked as good as when paired with that skirt your daughter chose. ;)
I just love her sense of style. It totally fits her cute personality!!!
I love how June wears whatever her heart desires. I hope she'll never let anyone tell her that she should change her style.
It's a good thing her Dad's not a designer or something. People might worry about his ability to conceptualize color coordination and what not. What? Her Dad's a web designer? Hmmm. You know I didn't notice the subtleties of the style involved here. Yes, very high class.
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