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What Smallest wore Wednesday.

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Jax Blunt
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This is Smallest. She’s wearing a rather fetching Bishopston cord pinafore dress in burgundy (secondhand from a friend) along with a green flowery top (secondhand from a friend) and pink tights (you guessed it). Her boots are brand new and a review item from Barratts. I have to say that I was really impressed with them – there was a 30% off code so they’d have come in at £21.50 iirc including postage, and they are great. I love the styling with the flowers, as does she, and they are practical with really good grips on the soles. Actually, if you rush over to the site, you can still get 30% off and free delivery on everything over £30 and delivered in time for Christmas up til midnight tonight.

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The Kidzstar tablet is also a review item – I’ll be writing that up in the morning.

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3 responses to “What Smallest wore Wednesday.”

  1. Melaina25 avatar
    Melaina25

    She looks very very focused 🙂
    ✰Transatlantic Blonde✰

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    1. Jax avatar
      Jax

      She was 🙂

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  2. Mrs Teepot avatar
    Mrs Teepot

    awww such a cute outfit! Loving those boots!

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