Hot Toddler Trend: Dress Your Kid Like Suri for the Holidays
Filed under: Celeb Kids, Fashion
Suri Cruise owns this sweater dress and red velvet dress from Jacadi. Credit: Jacadi
Suri Cruise, daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise, hit the Jacadi children's boutique in Boston recently, picking up a striped sweater dress, striped sweater and pleated skirt from the brand's "Sur les Flots" collection, along with dresses in pale pink and red velvet from the the French retailer's new holiday collections.
And speaking of holiday, ParentDish asked Peggy Waldo, director of Jacadi USA, what's hot this season.
"The strongest holiday trends for kids put a fresh, modern spin on authentic and timeless classics," she says. "A short-sleeve dress turns up in gray flannel; a red velvet jumper is accented with oversized buttons and, instead of white, blouses turn up in cheerful Liberty prints."
Prices for Jacadi range from $28 for a white cotton onesie to $278 for a classic duffel coat.
Visit jacadiusa.com for store locations, or to shop online.
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11-19-2009 @ 10:25PM
rachelzahn said...Dress like Suri? Are you kidding? Maybe we really are witnessing the end of civilization (and I'm no 2012 freak)!
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11-20-2009 @ 1:18AM
Clarissa said...$28 bucks for a white cotton onsie? $278 for coat a kid will likely grow out of before winter is even over...
It's no wonder why kids have such an air of self entitlement. Parents buy nothing but the best and that is what the kid comes to expect. It gives them a swollen head! Sorry little Suzy you are not all that and a basket of petunia's run along now.
What happened to the package of 5 Gerber onsies for 6 bucks at Wal-mart and buying a decent but inexpensive coat for winter? I wouldn't even spen $278 bucks on a coat for me let alone a toddler! That is just shear stupidity!
Sorry when my child was a baby (and even still) I REFUSE to spend excess money on a name for clothing. They grow too fast. The jeans you buy today won't fit by the end of the school year, if they make it that long.
My daughter who is 14 spotted a leather coat at K-mart that was $140 bucks, she told me she would like to have it, I told her she can buy it with her own money because I wasn't spending that much on a coat that she would only be able to wear for one season. She decided she didn't need it after all. I don't buy designer names for even myself I sure as heck am not going to do it for a growing kid. That money could be put to better use.
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11-20-2009 @ 11:22PM
Connie said...KMart has leather coats??? It's got to be pleather so don't spend $140 bucks - maybe $14.
12-16-2009 @ 6:17PM
msmith0717 said...Amen Sister! *LOL*
11-20-2009 @ 10:17PM
Sue said...If you got it spend it but no three year old should be wearing high heels till they are done sucking on a baby bottle.
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11-26-2009 @ 8:24PM
Sifrina said...I agree - if you have it, spend it. Yes, the heels wouldn't be my choice if I had a toddler daughter (unless I could somehow use them as incentive to stop the bottle usage), but as long as the outfit is not sexually inappropriate, I really can't judge others' outfit choices for their children.
We all get to dress our own little ones as we see fit (and can afford). For some families, the Jacadi prices aren't so over the top, especially for special holiday gatherings.
11-21-2009 @ 12:14AM
DEE B said...OUR FAMILY FEELS SO SORRY FOR THIS CHILD, WHO IS STILL YOUNG ENOUGH TO BE CARRIED ABOUT MOST OF THE TIME AND WAS RECENTLY SEEN WITH A BOTTLE. SHE'S DRESSED AS AN ADULT AND IS PROBABLY ADDRESSED AS SUCH, AS SHE IS NEVER PICTURED WITH OTHER LITTLE GIRLS OR ANY CHILDREN IN HER AGE GROUP. HOW SAD NOT TO ALLOW HER TO BE "JUST A LITTLE GIRL".
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11-21-2009 @ 1:16AM
Brownsu243 said...I agree with you 100%!! She is just a toddler, she should be wearing nice pants or jeans, not dresses all the time and certainly not high heels!! I am really surprised at her mother for trying to make her daughter grow up too fast!!! She will be wearing grown up clothes soon enough, in the meantime, let her be a little girl!! I also think she needs to be playing with children her own age.
11-23-2009 @ 10:26AM
SKL said...If people are so concerned about this child's parents' decisions on how she is allowed to dress, how come nobody seems to think it's inappropriate for the paparazzi to be in her face every time she walks down the street? Do you realize the circus that would have to be going on around her in order to get that many photo angles of this toddler's feet? Where is the heartfelt concern over that?
I feel most of the uproar over Suri is due to philosophical differences with her parents. People should stop directing negativity toward that innocent child. So many people obviously want her to fail in life. How mean. And it's always couched in an air of concern.
Surely all of us have made parenting decisions that others might disapprove of. How would you feel if you read all this condemnation about your child in print every day?