What WE Wore Sunday
Many of my fellow Catholic bloggers participate in the "What I Wore Sunday" (similar to the 7 Quick Takes in the Catholic blogging community). I've never participated before, mainly because up until very recently-read, last week-my wardrobe consisted of either maternity clothes I had been recycling for the past seven months, or "I'm struggling to find something appropriate for my postpartum butt to wear to Mass that won't fall off every time I stand up or pre-pregnancy clothes I don't have to shoehorn myself into." Well folks, I'm proud to announce that I'm officially back to my pre-pregnancy weight, and even though my body isn't quite where I want it to be, most of my clothes are starting to fit again. I think that calls for a celebration.
However, I still don't think that the general population really cares what I wear to Mass on Sundays. So, to make it a little more interesting, I'll be participating in "What WE Wore Sunday" every week. And by "we" I mean Alessandra and I. I mean, what's the fun in having a baby girl if you can't dress her in ridiculously frilly, beautiful, and over-the-top pink newborn clothes? Plus, I consider this a great way to show off the darling little outfits our bambina has received from family and friends thus far. So, without further ado...
However, I still don't think that the general population really cares what I wear to Mass on Sundays. So, to make it a little more interesting, I'll be participating in "What WE Wore Sunday" every week. And by "we" I mean Alessandra and I. I mean, what's the fun in having a baby girl if you can't dress her in ridiculously frilly, beautiful, and over-the-top pink newborn clothes? Plus, I consider this a great way to show off the darling little outfits our bambina has received from family and friends thus far. So, without further ado...
Pants: White House Black Market
Sleeveless top: White House Black Market
Cardigan: White House Black Market (are we noticing a pattern yet?)
Shoes: Purchased about 7 years ago at Boston Store.
Photobomber: Tony
Outfit: Gift from Nana, purchased about five years ago during a brief stint as a sales associate at Boston Store. Even then, Nana held out hope that we would have a little girl one day!
Flower headband: Gift from Zia Francesca!
Attitude: Herself. Sister is already perfecting her "get this camera outta my face" look.
What a dolly! LOVE the headband! (You look great, daughter!)
ReplyDeleteThanks Mama! The outfit was so adorable on her, and it was super comfy too (I'm assuming. I didn't actually try it on myself!). ;)
DeleteOh goodness that flower headband is too much! My husband refuses to let me put them on our girls, sadly... Isn't it so fun to get girls dressed up after having a boy?
ReplyDeleteIt is SO much fun! The tutus, the leg warmers, the hats, the pink, oh my goodness! I vote that you put adorable little headbands on your girls when your husband isn't at home. ;) That way you get to indulge in dressing up your little beauties, and he doesn't have to see the headbands (why doesn't he like them, though? They're so cute!).
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