{top right to left: Gymboree, Gymboree
middle right to left: J.Crew, Chasing-Fireflies
bottom right to left: Children's Place, Janie and Jack}
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Hunting for an Easter Dress
We're in the month of Easter, which means I'm on the hunt for a new Easter dress for my little gal. I've been looking, but am a little disappointed of the spring dresses I've seen. All the ones I really like are over a $100 or close to it. I can't believe retailers can charge that much for a tiny dress that my daughter will grow out of. It probably cost them $10 to make! Anyway, here are a few that I like, with a few that are a completely out of my budget. My sister told me about Bella Sofia--her dresses are beautifully tailored, and I could see spending the amount she charges and using it as an heirloom dress. Anyway, any suggestions?
{top right to left: Gymboree, Gymboree
middle right to left: J.Crew, Chasing-Fireflies
bottom right to left: Children's Place, Janie and Jack}
{top right to left: Gymboree, Gymboree
middle right to left: J.Crew, Chasing-Fireflies
bottom right to left: Children's Place, Janie and Jack}
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6 comments:
So frustrating, I know what you mean about this year. I'm not too impressed either.
Hey, pick a pattern and we can swap...I'll sew you one for some cute jewelry!
Yeah, I don't know what my girls are going to do either. There dad will never understand the whole Easter Dress thing.
i like the green one. i haven't seen any i'm wild about this year, either. i usually do pretty well at burlington. they have a huge selection of department store markdowns.
Cute stuff - I'm with you 100% on paying that much for a little girl's dress. Frustrating for sure.
Best & Co. is my favorite for Easter dresses, but I'm more of a Target priced kind of girl. I hit the sidewwalk sale in July each year and get one size bigger. This doesn't help, I realize, but for next year...
-AL
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