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Flalala / Carousel Dress

My daughter absolutely loves unicorns and horses very much! Flalala Creations offers array of unique dresses for your little ones.
Kathleen is the woman behind this cute Etsy shop Flalala Creations. She offers baby beanies with mittens, baby bloomers, baby bibs, baby shoes, and toddler dresses. Her esthetic is mixing and matching prints. One of her designs is this cute Carousel Dress.
The dress features an elastic neckline making easy for your little one to get in and out of the dress. The sleeves are puffy with elastic bands. I absolutely love the way she did the bodice with the floral print and the skirt with the carousel print. It definitely makes the design stand out.
My daughter thought it was the cutest dress EVER! She loved twirling and dancing in the dress.
Make sure to visit Flalala Creations to shop this dress and make sure you check out all the other baby essentials and toddler dresses. You'll definitely find something unique for your little one!

Flalala Creations:  wwww.flalalacreations.etsy.com





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