Forces of Nature Featuring Cosmosophie

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In Vermont’s northern regions, the much revered season of mud is fully upon us. For a brief period of time between winter and spring, high elevation snow melts are the source of burgeoning streams and wavy mud roads. Delicate native vegetation finds its way above ground in hopes of surviving the fluid landscape. Meanwhile, birdseed is stripped from the shelves of stores as we anticipate the return of the black bear. As the ruckus subsides, foraging begins. Ramps grow in abundance yet our search for the elusive morel mushroom is fruitless. So we settle for a visit to our favorite watering hole that roars almighty this time of year. When the rapids are calm, a patient eye can spot gold in its streambed. It is a season to be reckoned with but embraced all the same.

In seasons of change, we relish the beauty of Spanish label, Cosmosophie. They present a delightful collection proving to be the perfect entrée to spring. While the world around us rages in fury, a bit of delicacy grounds our souls. Effervescent semi-sheer floral cotton finds its way onto romantic ruffles and a gathered victorian collar. Elegant, relaxed pieces define the stylings of this deeply nostalgic line of childrenswear.

Forces of Nature Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila’s dresses and collar: Cosmosophie

Elise and Mila’s hair accessories: Eva’s House

Elise’s boots: Pom D’Api

Mila’s boots: Ocra

Out with the Old: Featuring The New Society

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Time is a funny thing. For the past year, many of us looked forward to its passing, a new year, and renewed purpose. A shared struggle during unconventional times wrestled with our sanity and focus. Yet this relatively short period also confirmed our great resilience and unwavering strength. Human advancements have been made and are yet to come. If history repeats itself, a resurgence of creativity and culture is beckoning. We could witness another great renaissance, as participants or observers. Either way, I’m here to let go of old ways and lay focus on new.

Spanish brand, The New Society holds reign in our winter wardrobe. The designs are nostalgic and versatile. Cozy knits are transitional must-haves as the season turns and jackets are shed. Like a favorite blanket, a chunky scarf makes any winter day more enjoyable inside or out.  In a heartbeat, the world could throw us for a loop once again.  But purposeful moments such as these sharpen our focus on the beauty that is ours to create.

Out with the Old Clothing Credits:

Mila's jumper by The New Society.

Mila’s pinafore by Wynken.  

Mila's hair accessoires by Eva's House.

Elise's jumper, scarf, and skirt by The New Society.

Elise's boots by Maison Mangostan.

Living in the Moment with ONEFOLD

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In times of uncertainty, we find ourselves craving familiar comforts, yet yearning for novelty. Lives may be momentarily confined, but across the globe, hearts synchronously beat in an effort to forge ahead. Our spirits are driven by creativity and passions, in anticipation of a brighter future.

New York-based childrenswear brand, ONEFOLD, presents a range of freshly styled pieces that grant us the comfort we need in this moment while sharing their creative approach to cashmere. With a focus on the longevity of wear, their garments are meant to grow with the child and be passed down among siblings. The versatility of this streetwear-inspired collection pushes us to reconsider cashmere for our daily routines. As we go about learning new practices of living, these special pieces provide the security of a blanket and the knowledge that we’re contributing to a world of less waste.

While changes unfold in daily lives, the creative community and those who support them, produce a world of escape that is both attainable and sustainable. And we’ll take comfort in that shared mission, while living in the moment with ONEFOLD.

Living in the Moment Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila's outfits by ONEFOLD.  Shop the current collection HERE.

Elise's hair accessories by Eva's House.

Elise’s shoes by Pom d’Api.

Mila’s shoes by Pèpè.

Magic in the Mountains

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Where there are mountains, we will find magic. Tucked away upon one of Vermont’s highest peaks, lives a spot worthy of gnomes and unicorns. It is deliriously beautiful and ever-changing. Since our last visit, a mighty tree has collapsed into the mile-high pond. Flat sided stones interrupt its stillness as they’re gathered for skipping across the water. With every toss, a wish is made, requesting more magic from our perch in the sky. Ensconced in the scene playing out before me, I need not make a wish. Instead, I sit, enchanted by these forest fairies, as they float with effervescence in luxurious creations from Charlotte sy Dimby. A long-admired brand reigning from France with roots in Madagascar, the marriage of our worlds creates a landscape of beauty high in the mountains.

In the course of an afternoon, we’ve rediscovered a world of enchantment, cloaked in hand-smoked pretties from our favourite French dressmaker. Each piece carries with it a story that is waiting to be written. The girls play tribute to their fantasies, making for a magical afternoon in the mountains.

Magic in the Mountains Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila’s dresses by Charlotte sy Dimby.  Shop the current collection HERE.

Elise and Mila’s hair accessories by Eva’s House.

Elise and Mila’s shoes by Sonatina.

Comforts of Home: Featuring The Natty

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Enshrouded by snow, our home cloaks us in its warmth as the days grow short. Weekend cuddles and impromptu dance parties bring sunshine into our world and keep boredom at bay. We step once again into another winter, finding our rhythm at home and with one another. Craftiness and cooking are on the brain as we sail along in the comfort of The Natty, a modern fashion brand leading the way in sustainability, functional fabrics, and clean aesthetics.

We save our favourite wears for these simple days at home when comfort is paramount. The Natty’s Short-Sleeved Long Dress is an obvious choice for me with endless styling possibilities. The fabric’s hand is soft to the touch and resistant to wrinkles.

It is no wonder The Natty produces a range of equally delightful children’s wear that is begged to be worn. Mila’s Water Droplet Sweater made from GOTS-certified 100% organic cotton is downy soft and effortlessly cool. Elise’s Flounce-Sleeved Dress has an elegant cut with a delicate sleeve that drapes beautifully with every movement. At day’s end, our eyes may be tired, but hearts are full, comfortable at home in The Natty.

Comforts of Home Clothing Credits:

Elise, Mila and Jessica’s clothing by The Natty.  Shop the current collection HERE.

Elise and Mila’s hair accessories by Eva’s House.

Jessica’s earrings by Vicki Sarge.

Dance of the Goldenrod

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The beautiful Goldenrod, a brilliant yellow wildflower native to our home, is on full display as we return to routines, old friends, and new. A colour that reflects wisdom, joy, and confidence, its presence is timely as the school year begins. Amber stems dance with the breeze and we feel inclined to follow their lead.

We’re balancing in that delicate space between summer and fall when the vegetation is bountiful and our days are refreshing and mellow. Excitement for what’s to come gives us plenty of reason to finish our back to school looks with New York-based childrenswear brand, Mademoiselle à SOHO.

I first came to know this delightful brand when Elise was a mere babe and fell instantly in love with an elegant marriage of textures and timeless silhouettes that exude Parisian charm. It is, in fact, a unique blend of cultures that makes Mademoiselle à SOHO special. The line is skillfully handcrafted in Romania and is dedicated to ethical production using environmentally conscious materials. Handwoven, knit, or deadstock materials sourced from Italy add to the allure of owning a piece of this magical collection. A partnership of four mothers drives the brand forward and invites us to dance away in their imaginative creations.

Dance of the Goldenrod Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila’s clothing by Mademoiselle à SOHO.  Shop the current collection HERE.

Elise and Mila’s hair accessories by Eva’s House.

Elise and Mila's tights by Cóndor.

Mila’s shoes by Sonatina.

Elise's shoes by La Coqueta.

The Path Less Traveled: Featuring What Mother Made

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Spring has revealed itself along one of our favourite garden paths. We’ve found ourselves here before, on a crisp fall afternoon. This natural wonderland has captivated us and left me wondering just how many have discovered its delight. We’ve yet to see a passerby (in the flesh), however, the girls claim we may not be alone on this pleasant day. A soft mist hovering above the pond reveals more than meets the eye to adventure-seeking girls who relish in a world of their own making.

As we trod along, hoping to make an acquaintance, there is little doubt we’ll go unnoticed in the playful designs from What Mother Made, a handmade children’s wear brand hailing from East London. The collection is the harmony of contemporary styling with traditional underpinnings. An environmentally conscious brand, they practice a zero-waste policy in the manufacturing process by offering made to order pieces using locally sourced fabrics. Their studio is open to visitors, allowing children to observe where their clothes are made. I’m deeply moved by their commitments to transparency and consumer awareness while allowing children to make these impactful connections.

With imaginations in full bloom, our journey along this lovely garden path has concluded with rumbling tummies and a couple of walking-stick souvenirs. We’re sure to return but selfishly hope this special spot is only known to us.

The Path Less Traveled Clothing Credits:

Elise’s jumpsuit and Mila’s dress by What Mother Made, view the collection here.  Click HERE for further details on What Mother Made and their collections.

Elise’s clogs by Bobo Choses

Mila’s sandals by Manuela de Juan

Hair Accessories by Eva’s House

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View Jessica’s last post on the Junior Style blog, Mother Nature’s Palate: Colours of Spring from Charlotte sy Dimby.

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Mother Nature's Palate: Colours of Spring from Charlotte sy Dimby

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Our current state of exploration is in sync with the heartbeat of spring as the girls jaunt along, ready for every adventure, enwreathed in pleasant colours that compliment a setting budding with new life. In favour of mother nature’s palate, we experience a deeper connection to her magic. Between the sands of time, I relish in these rather simple moments which I’ve come to understand, pass far too quickly.

My futile attempts to capture the exquisite handiwork of Charlotte sy Dimby has led us to adventure forth in a spirit inspired by a mutual aesthetic for classic silhouettes and angelic fabrics. We cherish this beloved Parisian childrenswear brand, with whom, we’ve shared countless memories and hope of creating more. Along rue Notre Dame des Champs in the 6th Arrondissement of Paris lives L’Île aux Fées, an un-rivalled boutique carrying the fanciful creations of Charlotte sy Dimby. The beautiful souls who bring these creations to life are among some of our favourite people. Regard for magical childhood moments filled with imagination and simple wanderings is a shared thread that binds our two worlds in harmony.

The hues of spring are bestowed upon me as I jaunt along with the girls, capturing personalities budding with their own brilliance and colour. In my mind’s eye, precious moments of our existence have been archived in perpetuity with pieces that paint our world and compliment our days.

Mother Nature’s Palate Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila’s dresses by Charlotte sy Dimby.  View the collection here.

Elise and Mila’s bows: Eva’s House

A New Year in Bloom with Maman et Moi

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With fresh faces, we greet the world to celebrate its annual trip around the sun. This passage of time is but a day in our lives yet we pause for a moment to reminisce on much more than that. The girls and I piece together favourite memories from our year and reflect quietly on our woes. Our annual cleanse drives us forward with a hopeful spirit and a list of goals that feel both attainable and exciting. Refreshed energy has us reaching for the perfect accoutrement in this marvellous moment, and we welcome 2019 with a taste of fancy from American clothing brand, Maman & Moi.

Daydreams abound as we look ahead to another year of adventures and friendships, beauty and growth. And while we may not yet know the culmination of our fantasies, we’re eager to begin anew in the lovely Charlotte dress from Maman et Moi. As with many of the timeless styles from this speciality brand of childrenswear, the possibilities for wear are as varied as our days. From ringing in a New Year to a dinner date with Daddy, our 2019 diary is budding with perfectly styled fun to be had.

A New Year in Bloom Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila’s dresses: Maman et Moi. View the Maman et Moi website here.

Elise and Mila’s hair accessories: Eva’s House

Time to shine with Twinkle & Me

Winter has arrived in New England and a fresh coat of snow turns our backyard into a winter wonderland.  There is a pause before the festivities that await and we wrap ourselves in the stillness of our landscape, dreaming of shining lights and sugar plum fairies.  While we contemplate the rideability of our vintage sledge, Elise and Mila shine brighter than ever in British handmade children’s clothing line, Twinkle & Me.

We cosy up to classic Nordic prints that Twinkle & Me has available through their made-to-order clothing line perfect for holiday giving. Customisable from the print selection to a range of dress styles, these one-of-a-kind pieces can be made to match the sparkling personality of any child.  With an array of easy to wear pieces in fun seasonal prints, the design process is a breeze and so very fun with your little ones in mind.

Elise dons the brand’s Catalina dress in a Nordic heart print while Mila shines brightly in the Maddie dress in grey Skandi fabric.  With winter at our doorstep, we’re already feeling festive in these darling pieces from this truly unique childrenswear brand.

Time to Shine Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila’s dresses by Twinkle & Me

Elise’s shoes: Pepe

Mila’s shoes: Zimmerman Shoes

Elise’s bow: Eva’s House

Mila’s bow: Wunderkin Co

Life in Pastoral New England: Featuring Charlotte sy Dimby

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For most of my years, I’ve settled in New England, cursing our bitter winters and unpredictable weather. But these distinct seasons, however unpleasant at times, display a magnificent Autumn and Spring. A temperate fall day was the perfect persuasion to visit Old Sturbridge Village, a living history museum depicting life in 19th century New England.

Stepping back in time, the girls try their hand at the Game of graces, an activity borrowed from early 19th century France, with two ribbon-clad hoops and dowels to send them air bound. While we didn’t quite master the game, the reinterpreted play was fun nonetheless. In the theme of French influence on our pastoral New England home, the girls travel effortlessly through the seasons in Charlotte sy Dimby, a timeless favourite.

Pettiskirts, hand-smocking and covered buttons are graced by Charlotte sy Dimby’s signature back tie, adding to the elegance of these fine garments. Mila’s Princess Charlotte dress is the reincarnation of a dress worn by Her Royal Highness on her debut trip to Canada. Elise shines in the brand’s Constance dress. A chic style in a subtle blue textured fabric, it moves beautifully through endless adventures in our bucolic New England home.

Life in Pastoral New England Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila’s dresses by Charlotte sy Dimby

Elise’s shoes: Pom d’Api

Elise and Mila’s bows: Eva’s House

Our Clean Routine: The Laundress x MineMine Kids

Laundering for me, is a pleasant and cathartic practice. Hailing from a long line of passionate launderers, methods of linen care are much like a treasured family recipe. Tried and true routines connect me to the days of washboards and clothing lines while nurturing a younger generation. A few of my favorite tips have been collected here. I welcome you to share your own in the comments below!

Our Clean Routine

Use only the best products.

With an ever increasing availability of organic and natural products, there was a point not long ago when we became more conscious of the products we chose. For me, it came down to keeping our baby’s skin free from harsh chemicals. From the clothing we wear, to sunscreens and laundry detergents, we made small changes over time that eventually led us to our current routine.

Until we began living ‘clean’, I hadn’t realized just how much our bodies were accustom to the detergents of days past. Fragrance was a big issue for me and although I don’t love “fragrance-free” products, I do love a light scent that mimics those pleasantries we find in nature.

Enter The Laundress. There is really no match to this incredible line of nontoxic and biodegradable cleaning products available at MineMine Kids. Since I can’t do justice to their story, I invite you to check it out here. It is worth a read and you’ll be amazed at what you can wash at home (i.e. dry clean only items). Their signature “clean laundry smell” is both comforting and delicate. The products really do work wonders at keeping stains at bay while refreshing our everyday wears.

The Importance of Water

Hard vs. soft water makes a difference!

Beside using a clean line of effective products, I can’t stress enough the importance of water quality when laundering. We are lucky to live in a city with soft water, which is paramount to the longevity of clothing and makes stain removal a breeze. But when we lived in London (known for its water hardness), the struggle was real. Whites were never truly white and stains were impossible to remove. If you’re dependent on hard water, washing up can be troublesome. All is not lost and can be easily remedied with a simple solution from The Laundress. Their Fabric Conditioner has become indispensable not only for our home laundry but also for travel to areas with hard water.

Stain Removal: Time is of the Essence

Treating stains quickly is your greatest defense.

I’m the mom that leaps over a dinner table when my child spills sauce on her clothing. For most stains, the key is to treat it in a timely manner, but by no means does it need to be so dramatic. Depending on the substance and the fabric, dabbing the spot in a bit of water and rubbing the fabric together gently can give you a sense of how easy it will be to remove. When we’re settled at home, I’ll revisit the stain and treat it if necessary. Our go to for this stage in the game is The Laundress’s Stain Solution. If we’re out for an extended period of time, or traveling, I’m a huge fan of their Wash & Stain Bar. With some water, the bar can be rubbed into the stain making a bit of a lather that can sit on the fabric until you’re ready for the soak. Ideally you’re doing this at home but on the go, it is a lifesaver in sticky situations.

Soak it up

Soak, soak, soak then soak some more.

Over the years I’ve tested different soaking regimens and found that easy stains (or relatively new stains) require an overnight or 24 hour soak in cold water with a capful of our favorite Signature Detergent. Stubborn or older stains I soak for up to a week. I typically pre-treat spots with the Stain Solution or Wash & Stain Bar, rubbing together the fabric and creating a lather by hand. After the garment is pre-treated, I will add it to the soak and turn it gently by hand to ensure the detergent is well mixed into the fibers.

Hang it out to Dry

Old-fashioned hang drying is not a thing of the past.

If you have even a small area of outdoor space, a clothing line can be a real treat. We use our dryer only for bulky items and play clothing. Machine drying can take a toll on your wardrobe over time and leads to “wash wear” or a slight pilling and fading of the fabric. While I love my indoor drying rack, there is nothing quite like hanging clothing and sheets out to dry. They take on an incredible freshness from the outdoors while the sun can work magic on stubborn odors. To keep little’s clothing and gear feeling fresh longer, we’ll use a quick spritz of Fabric Fresh Baby, another easy to carry essential in my purse.

Laundering can be surprisingly satisfying with the help of the right products and just a few go to remedies that combat the majority of our messes. Happy washing!

Its Autumn, Darling: Featuring Tocoto Vintage and Louise Misha

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Fall begins, and with it, our everyday shuffle becomes all the more demanding.  While carefree adventures slowly recede, magical moments are scarce but still to be made. The warmth of our river valley coupled with steadily cooler nights drapes our mountain mornings in fog.  Naturally, we find ourselves reaching for all the goodness of fall from two of our favourite brands, Tocoto Vintage, and Louise Misha.

As the school year commences, closets are cleaned, making edits and trying on hand-me-downs. Space is made for a special piece or two. With their unique personalities in mind, the girls’ Father did some styling of his own to create fall-ready looks, perfect for cooler days ahead. Presented with a broad selection from which to choose, he was drawn to styles from two children’s wear labels we’ve come to know well over the years; Spanish brand, Tocoto Vintage for Elise and French brand, Louise Misha for Mila.

Tocoto Vintage makes its way into our closets and hearts year after year. Inspired by antique garments and patterns, the styles exude a delicate romanticism with fabrics that stand up to the modern day lives of our youth.

The whimsy of Louise Misha is meanwhile a perfect compliment to Mila’s bohemian spirit. She delights in the details of her ensemble down to the most excellent shimmery socks.

Its Autumn, Darling Clothing Credits:

Elise’s dress: Tocoto Vintage, Elise’s boots: Ariat Kids, Elise’s hairpiece: Vintage

Mila’s blouse, skirt and socks: Louise Misha – view the items here, Mila’s boots: Zimmerman Shoes, Mila’s headband: Eva’s House

Free to Dream in Velveteen

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As summer bids us a long farewell, we’re dreaming of fall hues and a return to routine that gently prods us into cooler days ahead.  While we linger on the beach for a final salute to summer, our eyes are already focused on fall-worthy shades of plum and indigo.  Velveteen Clothing gives us reason to dream with their stunning Autumn collection, ‘The Woodland Players.’

Hong Kong-based brand, Velveteen, presents a selection of tasteful pieces that exude a playful spirit, matching our whimsy on this late summer’s day.  I’m the least bit surprised Elise and Mila yearn to wear these delightful looks daily.

What really makes this brand shine for me is their commitment to fair trade practices and the employment of female artisans who, in turn, are able to provide for the needs of their own children.

The Carolina Dress, worn by Elise, is adorned with a gold studded waistband in a sheer dotted swiss fabric.  Mila's Luna Dress features fringed details and sequins on the bodice.  Worn with contrasting tights, we're eager to cozy up for fall in these beautiful styles.

Free to Dream Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila’s dresses: Velveteen Clothing.  Click here to view the collection.

Elise and Mila’s hair accessories: 

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Return to Pooh Country

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We first visited the Hundred Acre Woods two summers ago and often reminisce fondly about those precious few hours.  The magic of these woods is something of a trance.  Without hesitation, we found ourselves back for another romp through this storied land.  Retracing the steps of Christopher Robin and his beloved Winnie-the-Pooh bring life to our treasured bedtime tales from A. A. Milne.  Paying homage to the nostalgia of these woods, Mila wears a vintage find from the London-based brand, Marlon and Little Friends.

The team at Marlon and Little Friends continues to surprise and excite us with an exquisite range of French and English vintage clothing and linens (much of which is unused deadstock).  A strong focus is placed on creating and sourcing heirloom pieces that link generations, a timeless essence that encapsulates the stories of Winnie-the-Pooh.  Alongside vintage pretties, we swoon over hand-knit creations that are thoughtfully produced in France and finished with the knitter’s name.

A game of ‘Poohsticks‘ commences on the legendary Poohsticks bridge, deep in the Ashdown forest.  This scene has been recreated time and again on the silver screen and whenever we catch a glimpse of the bridge, it is hard to suppress our delight.  As we dream of another return to these woods, we’re eagerly awaiting a new Winnie-the-Pooh film and perhaps a glimpse of this fabled spot.

Return to Pooh Country Clothing Credits:

Mila's dress: Vintage by Marlon and Little Friends

Elise’s dress: Vintage

Elise’s shoes: Pom d'Api

Elise and Mila’s hair accessories: Eva’s House

Elise's Winnie-the-Pooh:

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Awakening Spring with Popelin

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New England is welcoming spring with a week-long forecast of rain while cherry blossoms are just about to give our street a burst of colour and delight.  Signs of new life haven’t gone unnoticed by these nature-loving sleuths who find joy in the tiniest of plants and creatures.  Our daily walks have us searching city landscapes for signs of nature’s annual awakening.  Refreshing our senses, we opt for beautiful flowing silhouettes from the Spanish brand, Popelin.

Shades of terracotta abound at this botanical centre from the pots lining our walkways to the twirling dresses of my garden nymphs. Popelin’s founder, Cristina Sánchez, evokes a simple elegance through her use of textile and design.  From the sourcing of materials to the manufacturing process, each garment is made entirely in Spain.  With every turn of the cloth, details speak for themselves.  Fabrics are thoughtfully chosen and feel just as wonderful on as they appear.  Drawing inspiration from the Mediterranian, Sánchez has created a collection of earthy tones that has us dreaming of ocean sunsets and sunkissed skin.

Elise and Mila continue their quest for flowering buds and noisy hatchlings while dancing away like garden fairies in hopes of showering their own little magic on all that grows.

Awakening Spring Clothing Credits:

Elise and Mila’s dresses: Popelin, shop the brand here.

Elise’s shoes: Pepe from Kodomo Boston

Mila’s shoes: Gallucci

Elise’s hair bow: Eva’s House

At Home in the Mountains with Devon's Drawer

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Wherever we may roam, the mountains call us home. 

There is something magical that exists only here, brought in part by the serenity and enchantment found along cliffside passages.  Where the terrain changes with elevation, peeking our interest and inviting us to explore what lies ahead.  These steps are familiar yet thrilling and we feel at home within the protective walls of nature.  

In this moment, our universe is filled with wholesome adventure and a bit of heirloom goodness from Devon's Drawer. 

Woven into each piece from Devon's Drawer is a dedication to ethical production and quality fabrics with unmatched standards.  These garments are as natural as our landscape and withstand the type of play that comes about on (or off) trail.  

Soft pockets on Elise's Hillary dress are perfect for collecting a colourful array of leaves and fairy moss.  The length adds a modern touch and provides ease of wear.  With little hesitation, Mila forges her own path in the brand's Aline overalls and Russell turtleneck, a combo too cute for words.  

Our mountains are now topped with a new dusting of snow and they're calling us back for another adventure along their slopes.

At Home in the Mountains Clothing Credits:

Elise & Mila’s outfits: Devon's Drawer.  Shop the latest collection here.

Elise’s shoes: Zimmerman Shoes

Mila’s shoes: Angulus

Elise’s tights: Tocoto Vintage

Elise and Mila’s hair accessories: Eva's House