Leggings the way your own girls would make them. Really.

Leggings the way your own girls would make them. Really.

I came home one day to find my six year-old sketching out her dream wardrobe. (My future fashion designer!) My mother, a former clothing designer herself, turned some of them into real clothes, which I thought was one of the sweetest things ever. So I kind of fell in love with the story behind Luna Leggings, which were inspired by the drawings of a little girl, whose parents then decided to bring them to life by collaborating with a small, family-run knitting factory. Sienna has a thing for bright colors, fanciful designs and nature motifs, meaning she and my daughter would get along just fine. The pair I was sent to check out is soft and stretchy, very comfy and the colors are perfect to ease you into spring. The sizes run a wee bit big--the 4 (for ages 6-8) will last my petite, almost seven-year-old a good long time. Which is good. Because she loves the idea of going to school and telling everyone that a kid made her outfit. -Liz Find Luna Leggings online at their website

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