You may have noticed by now that I love kids clothing, especially things a bit different to what you find on the high street and Stella McCartney's kids range is one of my newest discoveries. I put together a polyvore with some of my favourite pieces available on Melijoe

Showing posts with label style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label style. Show all posts
Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Tuesday, 28 July 2015
Molo at Melijoe
You may have noticed that I have a bit of a love with scandinavian clothes and Molo create stunning photo print designs as well as some more simple pieces. They don't come cheap, but they are sure to stand out, and the quality is superb. All three of my boys have some Molo in their wardrobe, and I thought I would share some of my favourite pieces from the current autumn winter collection.
In fact, we have three out of these six already. I love the simple star top with the sleeping animal trousers and watch this space as Finn has these ready to grow into.
Archie has the star jumper top centre and the simplicity combined with the quality make it perfect for the coming season.
I love the bird print at the bottom with the little pops of colour, and I would love the space themed ski jacket for one of the boys this coming winter - I can imagine it on Dylan. The cars blanket is so different, and I know that all three of mine would love it. Not only does it look cosy for Finn, but it is a great talking point for all three, discussing their favourites - bound to brighten up any buggy this winter!

In fact, we have three out of these six already. I love the simple star top with the sleeping animal trousers and watch this space as Finn has these ready to grow into.
Archie has the star jumper top centre and the simplicity combined with the quality make it perfect for the coming season.
I love the bird print at the bottom with the little pops of colour, and I would love the space themed ski jacket for one of the boys this coming winter - I can imagine it on Dylan. The cars blanket is so different, and I know that all three of mine would love it. Not only does it look cosy for Finn, but it is a great talking point for all three, discussing their favourites - bound to brighten up any buggy this winter!
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Grown Up Style
I have spent a busy weekend sorting out my wardrobe, and painful as it was, I now have several bags of clothes to take to the charity shop. It turns out that the last time I cleared out my wardrobe was quite some time ago and as well as having two children in those years, I have also changed body size, body shape and style. I am no longer a carefree student but a mother of two.
I don't believe that being a parent should change the way I dress, but it does. Some things just aren't practical any more and some things I just feel far too old for. Although I still love to throw on a pair of baggy jeans and a slogan T-shirt, or a little summer skirt and vest, I now have to check that what I wear is easy to breastfeed in and is practical for running round after a toddler and bending down to pick him up.
My staple winter wardrobe appears to be skinny jeans, vest, and baggy jumper and whilst it is certainly comfortable, the 'me' of five years ago would have found it incredibly boring. My summer style is looking to be pretty summer dresses with cropped leggings or vests and shorts, so that I can happily keep up with my troublesome duo.
It is inevitable that our style will change as we grow up, and sadly my days of cropped tops are long gone ( thanks to the two 8lb+ babies I carried!) but I am determined not to dress old before my time. My wardrobe now resembles something more fitting for my lifestyle rather than looking like I am still at Uni, and I am wondering whether I should buy a few bits to fill all the empty hangars now?!
Have you found your style has naturally evolved since becoming a parent or do you still dress the same as ever?
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I don't believe that being a parent should change the way I dress, but it does. Some things just aren't practical any more and some things I just feel far too old for. Although I still love to throw on a pair of baggy jeans and a slogan T-shirt, or a little summer skirt and vest, I now have to check that what I wear is easy to breastfeed in and is practical for running round after a toddler and bending down to pick him up.
My staple winter wardrobe appears to be skinny jeans, vest, and baggy jumper and whilst it is certainly comfortable, the 'me' of five years ago would have found it incredibly boring. My summer style is looking to be pretty summer dresses with cropped leggings or vests and shorts, so that I can happily keep up with my troublesome duo.
It is inevitable that our style will change as we grow up, and sadly my days of cropped tops are long gone ( thanks to the two 8lb+ babies I carried!) but I am determined not to dress old before my time. My wardrobe now resembles something more fitting for my lifestyle rather than looking like I am still at Uni, and I am wondering whether I should buy a few bits to fill all the empty hangars now?!
Have you found your style has naturally evolved since becoming a parent or do you still dress the same as ever?
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Tuesday, 9 April 2013
Jeanography Review
Having had a baby only seven weeks ago, I am certainly not feeling my best. The bags under my eyes seem to have settled in for the long run and it is proving rather challenging finding time to get dressed every day let alone style myself a nice outfit! As for going shopping, you clearly have not met my boys- they work as a tag team and the toddler has far too much energy to be let loose and far too long arms to be confined to the pushchair. This has meant that since having Archie I have yet to hang up my maternity jeans!
Jeanography offer a service called Fit First Time, where you can shop online for jeans with a little help from their wonderful guides, and pick three pairs to be delivered to your house free of charge. Once you have them, you can try them on in the peace of your own home once the children are in bed, and with all your own mirrors to see how they look. Once you have chosen which pair are the right ones, you can return the other two completely free of charge, and then pay for your new jeans!
I have always struggled to find jeans that are a good fit on me and I find many high street brands cater for one particular shape - which I am very often not. Jeanography has information about the fit and there seemed to be something for everyone.
I tested out the service this week and was so impressed. I spent a while browsing the different styles, brands and designs before settling on three pairs that I really couldn't choose between, Hudson Jeans Signature Regular Rise Bootcut in Gower, James Jeans Twiggy Mid Rise Legging in Blue Black and Hudson Jeans Collin Signature Skinny in Stockport. I picked out my size and ordered them for home delivery. If you order before 4pm they should be with you next day but having a newborn, my hands are tied until the bloke is home and toddler in bed so I did my shopping with my feet up on the sofa and some trashy TV in the background.
I had an email early the next morning from the team, who noticed I had ordered a bigger size in one pair and letting me know they had a shipment just arrived with the smaller size in that pair if I wanted to swap - I was really impressed that they thought to do this and I decided to try the smaller size. The jeans arrived the day after, nicely packaged and ready for me to try. Not only did I have peace and quiet, I had the bloke to tell me which looked best and all my shoes and boots to hand to check that they were the right length for how I would want to wear them.
I loved all three pairs and thanks to the advice on the website, I had picked the perfect size in them all. Making the decision was tough but there was one pair that seemed to fit perfectly and I fell in love. Sending the other two pairs back was easy, and the courier collected them at a time convenient for me, free of charge. The box that the jeans arrived in had a handy way of resealing, so there really was no hassle whatsoever!
The jeans I chose are the Hudson Jeans in Gower. They have a bootcut which I love with my tiny heeled boots and even more with my flip flops in the summer (I am being optomistic, I know!) Jeans are a staple part of my wardrobe as with two under two, I need something hardwearing and that goes with everything (including baby sick and tomato sauce!) and these are perfect.
Jeanography are running a fantastic competition for you to win your choice of jeans up to £250 so don't forget to enter below!
Disclaimer: I have kept my chosen pair of jeans free of charge in exchange for writing this review but all thoughts and opinions are my own, and I honestly do love this idea so much!
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