Lilly Outfit of the Day | Perfect for Camping

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I haven't shared one of Lil's outfits for a while and I am completely in love with this look so wanted to share it with you all.

We have not long been back from camping, we have had a lovely weekend away in a caravan at a local country show, Rural Past Times. We were away for three days with a mixture of weathers, It really didn't know what to do.

on to the outfit itself, Lilly got herself a beautiful pair of dungaree's from my dad, these are from H&M (£17.99) and are in size 4-5, we got a smaller size then normal as they seemed quite large on her. These are also adjustable at the arm straps and the bottoms are turned up too, I love them. She is wearing a peachy coloured top from F&F (5-6), I am unsure on the price as these were a gift from Nanny. I think that the colour complements the pale denim shade of her dungaree's. She then has her glasses from Specsavers and a cute pink bow from Amazon.


I really do wish that these were mine as they are ridiculously cute and so practical too. They worked well with the changinng weather, and she loved them too.

Dungarees - H&M £17.99
T-shirt - F&F Price Unknown 
Glasses - Specsavers 
Bow - Amazon £2.68 for 20

Comments

  1. Patrick16 August 2017 at 04:01

    I'm sure mums will be inspired to shop for such smart outfits for their little girls.

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  2. Ickle Pickle16 August 2017 at 19:54

    What a great outfit - perfect for all kinds of days our and weather! Kaz x

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  3. jennyeastwell16 August 2017 at 21:01

    I love the outfit :) especially the dungarees, it's so cute :)

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  4. Sarah16 August 2017 at 21:43

    Dungarees are the most gorgeous item of clothing for little ones aren't they! Girls or boys! I love them!

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  5. Jennifer Durrans17 August 2017 at 17:49

    Dungarees are the best and the photos are incredibly sweet!

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  6. Unknown18 August 2017 at 15:13

    How cute does she look? Great practical AND stylish outfit. I'm a big fan of dungarees myself...I got mine from the children's department too!!! Heheheeee!

    Thanks for sharing!

    Leigh at Fashion Du Jour LDN x

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