"Clean Cut - Hollywood A-lister, Jessica Alba stars in the June 2013 edition of The Sunday Times Style. Lensed by photographer Eric Guillemain (2b Management), the dark-haired babe dons lady-like styles from designer labels including Calvin Klein, Bottega Venetta, Georgio Armani and more chosen by stylist Roxanne Danset. / Hair by Jen Atkin, Make up by Lauren Anderson"
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We featured some cute toddler photos in past and today we bring you cute child and toddler pictures taken by Linsey Wilt. She's a wedding and portrait photographer based out of Denver Colorado. She's nothing kind of girl and in many ways a complete oxymoron. She's a homebody that loves adventure, an introvert that loves to socialize and terrible at making small decisions.
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Over the past few years we have seen a few unusual fashion trends hit the high street. Some of them, such as the craze for wearing jeggings or the peplum style of dress or top, have worked really well and have become popular. Others, such as snoods, have not been enduringly favoured by the fickly fashion populace.
The thought of wearing a one-piece suit is enough to put some people off experimenting with fashion trends for good. After the sight of so many celebrities wearing them out and about, doing the weekly shop, or just terrorising the locals, you could be forgiven for never wanting to see a onesie again. Like all those other fashion trends which have tried and failed before it, there are many people who say it should be consigned to the fashion scrap heap.
So why then would are there so many people who like these garments? The thing is after all really an oversized baby grow. Surely such a cringe-inducing garment should be kept at home, safely locked up until the hours of darkness?
Apparently not. Many people enjoy these onesies as they are practical and very, very comfy. The onesie was originally marketed as an alterative to the slanket, a blanket with sleeves. From this core concept the onesie gradually made its way into the fashion arena proper and has never looked back.
If you choose a brightly coloured onesie, you won't need to worry about wearing accessories and they are guaranteed to keep you warm in any weather. Thanks to the host of celebs favouring the garment, including Harry Style, Rihanna, Ed Westwick, Kate Moss and even Ryan Gosling, wearing a onesie is seen as trendy and a little bit daring.
As far as sleepwear is concerned, you cannot possibly to beat the night's sleep you get in a onesie. You will be covered in a soft, fleecy material and will feel as cosy as a newborn baby! In the evenings, curling up on the sofa will never be the same again either. Don't worry about finding a blanket or sticking your feet under the cushions to keep warm! Simply pop on your onesie and enjoy!
Personally, I fell in love with the onesie when I received one as a birthday present. Sceptical at first, I soon couldn't stop wearing it at any available opportunity, in or out of the house!
So throw on your softest onesie, grab a hot chocolate and snuggle up on the couch. Life will never be the same again!
Even if you're not sure about the onesie, why don't you just buy one a give it a go? They aren't too expensive and I am fairly sure that once you try it you will be hooked.
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Olivia Desouza is fashion guru who has an excellent taste in latest one piece suit. She has written on numerous relevant topics including ones like wearing a one-piece suit
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