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Skirts and Dresses That Twirl For Frilly Girls

LilSugar — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 14:00:50 -0700

If you've got a a lil lady who loves to twirl, check out Baby Lulu. The kiddie chic frilly floral pieces ($30 – $53) give a girl fashion flair with their vibrant colors and bold patterns. My 4-year-old daughter adores the line of skirts, shirts, dresses, pants, scarves, headbands, bows, and hats, which are definitely not for wall flowers. If you are looking for whimsical wears, the clothing eye candy is sure to hold admirer's stares.

Trendtotting: Maclarens Get Fancy

babysugar — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:00:43 -0700

Almost anything can be upgraded for a price. Born in 1965, Maclaren is one of the oldest and respected brands in the stroller land. Celebs like Michelle Williams, Dave Grohl, and Melania Trump all chose the British-based buggies to tote their loved ones. While some opt for the less-expensive versions available at Toys 'R' Us, others pay a pretty penny for labeled versions.

Melania Trump pushes Baron in a pimped-out leather Maclaren ($3,800) and Geri Halliwell gives Bluebell a ride in the posh "Life Is a Bed of Roses," especially created by fashion designer Lulu Guinness. Lacoste, Burberry, Kate Spade, and others have also added their name to the list of specialty makers. When people are easily spending $900 on competitive brands like Bugaboo and Orbit Baby, the $300 Kate Spade buggy starts to look doable.

Maclaren Lacoste 2008 Ryder Stroller ($400)	Maclaren Kate Spade ($300)
Maclaren Burberry Stroller ($690)	Maclaren Lulu Guinness Stroller Life's A Bed Of Roses ($300)
Maclaren 4 Seasons Stroller ($425)	Maclaren Shanghai Tang Quest ($326)	Maclaren I Love Lulu Guinness Baby Stroller ($300)

Pimp Your Crib: Lulu DK Matouk Linens

babysugar — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:01:02 -0700

Considering how many hours a baby spends sleeping, it isn't too hard to understand why some moms splurge on luxury bed linens for their littlest ones. Add to that some beautiful designs that could easily translate into master bedroom and you may be sucked in to the new baby line from Lulu DK Matouk.

After taking the adult linen world by storm, the company has entered the newborn market with a line of 430 and 500-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets, bumpers, blankets and crib skirts that will make your nursery the focal point of your home. The fanciful patterns, such as bamboo, willows and minnows, are meant to be mixed and matched with solids to create sets suited for any nursery type. Pieces are sold individually with sheets starting at $90 and bumpers around $300.

The company is also introducing a small line of accessories, including hooded towels, bibs and burp cloths.

For a closer look at the rest of the line, read more.

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