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Filed under: Playground Bureau, Decor, Mommy Musts
For those of you into fashion, you might be aware of the ever-growing number of "street fashion" blogs -- sites dedicated to chronicling eye-catching looks on "real people." By far, the most recognized and respected one of the bunch is The Sartorialist, based in NYC.
While, up until now, his focus has been on adult fashion, in today's post The Sartorialist reveals that he'll be contributing to Cookie magazine with a page called The Sartorialist Jr. It will be similar to what he already does, "but with parents and kids in mind."
This is the coolest.thing.ever.
Random side note: if you'll read the post, you'll find that The Sartorialist used to be a stay-at-home dad, which makes even more awesome (if that were possible).
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2-16-2007 @ 4:27PM
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