Classy Baby Clothes

okay so maybe not the im high fashion in its best but my cousin will be having a baby girl and she is going to spoil it rotten... already got clothes for it... wants me to pick a name.. she will be having it in a week or a little more... she bought baby burberry and other things like that... all designer so help.
oh the last name is "caoriane" pronounced co-ree-ayne

Not Chanel... that's vulgar to name a baby after a fashion house.

I would pick a pretty Italian name... these baby names are now popular in Italy. My favorite is Lucia. Gabrielle (which another person answered) is also very pretty.

1 Maria
2 Anna
3 Giuseppina
4 Rosa
5 Angela
6 Giovanna
7 Teresa
8 Lucia
9 Carmela
10 Caterina
11 Francesca
12 Anna Maria
13 Antonietta
14 Carla
15 Elena
16 Concetta
17 Rita
18 Margherita
19 Franca
20 Paola

2008-12-06 23:17:47 by emilyXexiled

I was able to get some REALLY nice clothing from a garage sale!! Also quick 30 week update on part 3.

I'm 14 and am going into 8th grade. A lot of girl's my age dress more preppy- Hollister, A & F, etc., but I like more classy clothing.

ballet flats
cute skirts
dark jeans
baby doll tops
lace
cute shorts
jewelry-gold, flowers
dressy tops
-all clothing I normally wear. But I add a little funk to it-different colors, interesting jewelry, cute shoes. I like curling my hair (blonde/highlites, fair skin, blue eyes), and I do wear a little makeup-but I don't cake it on like many of the girls do.

We are going school clothes shopping tonight, and could you please give me some stores that would fit the dressy/classy/stylish/trendy look, but not totally break the bank?

I live on a farm, so I don't want these to be stores where their clothing rips the second you get close to nature/chickens/gardens, like A & F's do. Good quality, please.

Thanks!
Regarding farm thing: I just mean I have a little walk to the bus stop, so any shoes should be able to hold up.

Nordstrom
J Crew
Banana Republic
Lacoste
BCBGirls

2009-08-03 13:07:35 by cg_abby.2014

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Have you had any difficulty finding designer baby/toddler clothes...or clothes that reflect your distinct personality?

I mean I get pieces at the Gap and Target but I'm always looking for something outside of the box, classy + stylish...any reccomendations?

http://www.eberjey.com/shop/p-WC742M.htm l

cute dress. These are some of my favorites for special pieces. Tea collection is my new favorite! You can find them at higher end department stores like Nordstrom, etc.

http://www.janieandjack.com/shop/asst_de partment.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=25343 74302774671&bmUID=1214437644573
http://www.hannaandersson.com/division.a sp?id=girls
http://www.bodenusa.com/ushtml/seg/Baby. htm
http://www.teacollection.com/s.nl/sc.5/. f

2008-06-25 16:41:49 by xenon

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Constructed of 600 denier polyester
Top handle
Adjustable straps

I am very upset in how there is an overwhelming amount of clothing options for girls in department stores. I like my son to wear a sophisicated, classy, sporty urban look. The only clothes that come close to these looks are at babygap and children's place in pittsburgh, pa. but unfortunately they charge an arm and a leg for baby clothes which only has but so much fabric to it! do yal feel theres a market out there for an all boys clothing store?
I want to be able to buy clothes for my son without having to use coupons or wait for good sales to get the clothing I want and i dont think anybody else with son's should have to either. girls clothes dont cost that much!

I absolutely agree! I am constantly looking for unique items for my 1 year old son too. Gap's clothes are good, but since I live in Florida, most of them are inappropriately hot--too thick fabrics. Same problem with other vendors. Although I get a lot of Ralph Lauren boy's clothes from Macy's and Dillard's for him when there are sales, I must draw the line at purchasing a $50 pair of jeans for a toddler who may get to wear them 5 times before outgrowing them.

I think there would be many women like us looking for a more upscale but not necessarily pricey boy's look in baby clothes. It's not fair that we have to exclusively dress our boys in sports apparel or bite the bullet and pay incredible prices for designer label clothes. Girls do have a much wider variety in price point and in style.

Wanna start a business together?

2007-01-23 10:46:05 by foxzie006

I am very upset in how there is an overwhelming amount of clothing options for girls in department stores. I like my son to wear a sophisicated, classy, sporty urban look. The only clothes that come close to these looks are at babygap and children's place in pittsburgh, pa. but unfortunately they charge an arm and a leg for baby clothes which only has but so much fabric to it! do yal feel theres a market out there for an all boys clothing store?
Is there a market for inexpensive all male cothing store geared for newborns to toddlers?

I lived in a remote area and had the same problem. I was fortunate enough to have family that lived in a city that could ship clothes to me, otherwise he would have had to wear only onesies or sweat suits sold at wal-mart. I think Target has some great clothes, but it's a matter of taste!

2006-12-27 10:19:12 by foxzie006