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The winner of the Wild Things dress was mummy Michelle who choose this absolutely beauty. Great choice Michelle, couldn’t have picked better myself! Brand new in the Wild Things collection this gnome dress is just adorable with a capital A. Made from 100% cotton this dress is a change on Kirsty’s normal A-line shape – this is a dress to twirl about in! I know a little girl who is having a birthday very soon and I’m thinking this would make the perfect party dress for her fairy party! :) The dress itself costs £44 and is available to buy on Etsy, Notonthehighstreet and Folksy.
Recently I featured the gorgeous jubilee dress by Wild Things – Funky little dresses. So many of you loved it that I thought I would showcase some more pieces from their gorgeous range. Sorry boys this one is all about the girls!
British designer Kirsty, set up Wild Things after working in the fashion industry for many years. She has her own little wild things at home and was inspired to make clothes that children (and adults) would love. The clothing range is very creative and made with children and their imaginations in mind. Clothes to play in, have fun in. The shapes are simple, comfortable and based on Scandinavian design.
Kirsty kindly sent us the playsuit made of organic cotton with an apple print for me to feature as this weeks ‘Green Dream’ which is just adorable. Littlelish absolutely LOVES it and doesn’t want to take it off, she doesn’t have many playsuits and something about this does capture her imagination. She is running and leaping around in it hence why I couldn’t get a picture of her still in it! It is extremely well made and the fabrics are beautiful. The perfect outfit for a beautiful sunny day. Unfortunately we haven’t had very many of them recently so Littlelish wore it with a long sleeved T shirt underneath. Still utterly gorgeous.
We also love love love the animal dresses and struggle to chose which one is our favourite as they are all brilliant. I think it is the fox, or maybe the mouse or the badger… anyway which ever one takes your fancy I think they are genius. Dress up clothes to inspire imagination but without actually having to take your child to the supermarket dressed like a pantomime horse. I think we will have to get one of these for Littlelish very soon too, although I can quite imagine her not wanting to wear anything else!
Wild Things – funky little dresses are for sale on www.etsy.com, www.notonthehighstreet.com and www.folksy.com. Kirsty has kindly offered one of her fabulous dresses to us as a giveaway! Do you have a daughter, granddaughter or little friend that would look adorable in one of Kirsty’s creations? Enter into the competition below, the winner will be selected at random by the Rafflecopter. Good luck!
I’ve been admiring the quirky, creative dresses by Wild Things Funky Little Dresses for a while now. These bunting dresses have such a lovely feel, they evoke a perfect (breezy) English summers day! The Jubilee bunting dress (£28) is a cute edition for the up and coming celebrations, let’s hope we have the more »
I’ve been admiring the quirky, creative dresses by Wild Things Funky Little Dresses for a while now. These bunting dresses have such a lovely feel, they evoke a perfect (breezy) English summers day! The Jubilee bunting dress (£28) is a cute edition for the up and coming celebrations, let’s hope we have the weather on our side (or we can always pop a long sleeved t-shirt underneath and a cardie over the top brrr..) :)
This dress is available at www.notonthehighstreet.com in sizes (6 months-10 years).
I’m a freelancer in creative marketing with a background in design and styling but when I'm not working I'm doing the most important job in the world, being mummy to my beautiful little girl! I love to create and craft and have a passion for colour and beautiful detail. This blog is all about my life, my amazing daughter, my inspirations and creations!
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