Style Sightings: Volume 2

Soleil: in a garden in Forest Ranch, CA

creature feature

Scarlett, DamestarBaby number one, and one of our guitar shirts have made it onto the silver screen. The film has yet to be titled, but it is sure to be another glowing achievement from the very talented Melissa Henry Pratt. Three cheers for reciprocal back-scratching.

the word on the street

is...(what else?) DamestarBaby! Some kids get all the luck: playdates at the park, story time at the library, elaborate forts in the backyard, effortlessly stylish bed-hair, and our shirts on their backs. Congratulations to all you small wonders who've been on the receiving end of our threads. And well done to all the moms & generous gift-givers with an eye for true original style.
We humbly offer this here blog as a forum on which to display your DamestarBabies. They can be anywhere, doing anything: a true testament to the versatility of our products. Plus, it's hard not to grab the camera when they look this cute, so snap away! And if you don't mind a little showing off (we don't either), just send your pictures our way, our e-mail link is on the right. We'll post 'em. It'll be like a who's who of child fashion. Okay, I'll go first.

Mazlyn: on a woodpile in Angwin, CA

Eden: at home in Calistoga, CA

Jasper: on the street in Calistoga, CA

Jack: at a park in New York

I don't think I'll ever get tired of seeing kids wear our designs. (sigh)

like mama, like daughter.

It's sort of a major part of my job description to be an enthusiast of whatever Amy produces with her paintbrush. She's particularly skillful with watercolors, but I have seen her create amazing things with crayons, chalk, oils, fabric and feathers. And, boy, can she throw together an outfit.
Well, not to be outdone is Scarlett, bless her little Sagittarian heart. "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree," is how the saying goes, and the proof is palpable in Scarlett's art. Armed with her mother's natural ability and her father's focus, she's conjured up some masterpieces of her own. Here are some of the most recent, complete with titles:

Dalmatian

crayon, age 4

Come on, could the ears and the triangle nose be any more perfect?

Mama

crayon, age 4

Notice the appropriately colored hair and eyes.





Mama and Baby Whales

crayon, age 4

They're spraying water out of their spouts. Precious.

Girl Playing Violin

more crayon, age 4

Amy actually posed for this one, so she could get the placement of the arms right.












Mama on her Wedding Day

pencil this time, age 4

Check out the shading, man, I can't even do that. I love the twirly skirt.










The best, however, I have saved for last. It's in watercolor, which is not an easy medium to work with. Clearly she's been watching mama closely.





Dancing Girl

watercolor, age 4


The magnum opus. Look at the colors! The shoes! The hair!





Excuse the braggy mom-ness of this post, but this degree of genius just begs to be flaunted.