HIGH FASHION

- Revisited -

 

 

Many many people (3) have complained to me about the lack of attention I’ve been giving this section. So here are some new outfits and reviews. I’ve reversed the chronological order for you poor poor non-broadband surfers.

 

 

 

 

In the wee hours of one morning just before work, I reached into the closet and pulled out an outfit. It had a bear on the fanny and matched the decor of our house pretty well, perfect selection I thought. Upon inserting the baby into it, the absolute unacceptability of the wardrobe choice became very evident. It looked like it was missing a Yukon Gold (potato) logo. It's wide enough that you could hold a daycare in there by cramming in a dozen kids or so. It's too wide, too loose, too baggy. Then there's the socks. Although not part of this outfit, they do nothing for it except worsen the over all look. Come one?! Is 'HE' supposed to look like a kilted school girl with knee highs? Nope.

In the end, if it wasn't for the cute butt bear, this outfit would be getting a ZERO. As it is, we can give it 1 star, strictly for the effort.

 

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When you go out you need to dress like a million bux. Well at walmart they had this outfit on sale for only $9.98. It has a certain je-ne-se-pas. It’s both elegant and comfortable. Whether you choose to go panted or pantless it’s a hit. While out you can take in an opera or a late night matinee. Either way the outfit will suit the situation. As per usual, socks and/or shoes are optional but consider the socks as a late night snack if the evening runs past 8:00pm. A truly great find for both boys and cross gender dressing girls. For its versatility and great value we’re giving it a perfect score.

 

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What looks like it took months and months to make actually took only an afternoon for Grandma (not Matthew’s grandma). The neck hole had to be adjusted to compensate for Matthew’s ginormous Polack head. It’s full of brains so it grows extra large. This is an absolutely adorable outfit. Great for just sitting around or cruisin around breaking daddy’s stuff. Perfect score.

 

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SCENERIO: 45min til bedtime. At the last meal the daytime outfit was destroyed with Cheerios slurry and cookie crumbs. The clothes must be removed so the particles do not get ground into the rugs. What do you do? EASY. Strip the baby down to his diaper and for the remaining ¾ of the hour have him wear the stylish Tigger housecoat. It’s clean, cozy and covers up the baby enough for

pre-bedtime activities.

 

 

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Lest we forget the Birthday suit? Overall the outfit doesn’t work. There are baggy sections under the arms, it’s a bit too pale in colour for the season and there seems to be a big tear on the lower backside. With only folds to house money and other essentials the lack of utilitarian accessories such as pockets scores this outfit pretty low. It does score a few points for it durability and scrubability. It’s self cleaning so it cannot be permanently stained. Great for sleeping in but you wouldn’t wear it to Walmart.

 

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An excellent example how the right accessory can make the outfit work. Rim up, says “hey baby I’m a sailor”. Rim down, “hey baby wanna go get lost in the woods”? Either way you’ll be carried home by someone for sure that night.

 

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Denim overalls and a flannel shirt. “I am Canadian”. Perfect score.

 

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An outfit says a lot about a man. In a high-pitched lisp this one says: “Hey big boy... I’m a Seamen” Combine that with the Friar-Tuck hair style and he’s ready for his stay at the YMCA.

 

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There are subtle differences between these images. If you did not notice, in the one on the left the baby bears the “I Love Mommy” bib and on the Right the “I Love Daddy” bib. If you examine even closer you will see that the baby is much happier in the “Daddy” bib vs. the “Mommy” bib. Also note that the “O” in the word LOVE on Daddy’s bib is spelled with a heart, whereas Mommy’s LOVE is spelled with the number ZERO. There is NO contest here. Daddy bib rocks!

 

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Who let the dogs out?! Woof Woof Woof. A contender for the Worst Dressed List of 2004, this “doggie” outfit really does suck. The sheer fact that the dog’s head is bigger than the baby’s makes it hard to concentrate when having a face-to-face conversation. Do you look into the baby’s eyes or the doggie’s eyes when speaking? There are dominant personality issues here, one trying to outshine the other. This confusion scores this wear at the bottom of our fashion list.

 

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Grrrrrrr I’m a bear. And as seen by the lovely smirk a definite winner. The outfit works in any setting but it lost some points for the yellow socks. Soft to the touch and has an easy access flap to the poop chute making it a parent’s dream. How can any baby be unhappy wearing such a cute and adorable pair of threads?

 

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Checkers anyone? This rare find from the Goodwill store scores high on the comfort scale but low on style. The little yellow skinned bears just bring back bad memories of the jaundice (Hyperbilirubinemia) days. Nice for lounging around the house but let’s not wear it out to the local Walmart.

 

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This little ensemble shows off the baby’s high sense of style and exceptional colour coordination. The home-boy hat is cocked slightly to his left indicating the he is “down” with the West Side Pampers. For a walk in the park on a brisk day or for just sitting around crapping in your pants, this outfit is sure to attract the snootiest of hunnies.

 

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