
I actually think the dress itself is LOVELY. And I like the idea of the cardigan -- it's very Debutante At the End of the Night, which is the kind of backstory for a look that I can totally get behind.

Her Hand on Hip pose -- which also felt very Debutante Poses for Story in Vogue About the Most Important Debs of 1951, which I appreciate -- does not photograph as elegantly from behind.

I swear they stuck this cardigan to her with toupe tape. Which seems like a great idea until she actually wants to WEAR it. Or take it off. Or tie it around her waist to hide the place where she spilled mustard on her dress.

I am never big on the Ribbon Choker. It always looks like a work-around to hold your head on.

I just thought she looked cute here. This kid is pretty charming.
