Posts Tagged ‘girls’ clothing’

Your pint-sized fashionista is putting up a fuss. There’s no way (NO WAY!) she’ll spoil the sleek look of her favorite outfit with an ugly, bulky belt.

To the rescue: Invisibelt Girl, a scaled-down version of the revolutionary Invisibelt, a clear, flat-buckle fastener that’s nearly undetectable under form-fitting tops. The new smaller-sized cincher features the same sturdy support, easy adjustability and notch-free construction as the original, but this inch-wide wonder extends from 20 to 38 inches in length, making it appropriate for girls — and possibly even a few bold boys — ages 4 to 16.

Best of all, unlike the grownup style, it’s served up in a range of fresh colors (neon pink, sheer grape) and cool designs (skulls with bows, purple peace signs) that can be worn exposed or concealed — a bonus that will surely win over even the most belt-skeptic tot.

Available at invisibelt.com.

Sugar, spice, everything nice — it’s easy to forget her mischievous ways when she’s dressed so sweetly.

Saurette, a new girl’s line inspired by women’s RTW, captures the essence of spring with its classic yet carefree separates (using natural fibers like cotton, silk and cashmere). Designer Lisa Kanouse does wearable pieces with empire waistlines, blouson sleeves and large floral prints and an added touch of whimsy (ribbon trim, beading, embroidery).

It’ll put a little spring in her step.

Available at saurette.net.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could get your little girl’s back-to-school (or, back-to-preschool) clothes in one place — without the crowds and toddler meltdowns?

You won’t find spiral notebooks and crayons, but online shop Emma & Avery has got enough designer duds to last the season. Velvet polka dot dresses, cashmere sweaters and ballerina flats from the likes of Baby CZ, Dominique Rouzier and Buzz Buzz Tweet Tweet are sweet enough for special occassions, too.

But what’s more special than her first day of school?

Available at emma-avery.com.