'Specially For Girls

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

Who have put on a pretty dress and dreamed...

[Diapered Jason]

Cute, Really Cute. Hmmm... I could certainly use some dancing lessons.

[Rani]

I dream of pretty dresses all the time ............ *sigh* ...........

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

How about with tiaras?

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[Rani]

Tiaras are really pretty but I'm more of a frilly girl than a sparkly one

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

Tiaras go scrumptiously with anything that has a skirt of decentl lenth,especially onethat has some amount of fullness. Use your image search for full-length pictures of miced-age girls with tiaras and see for yourself. They even go with a proper babydoll and you can find one to wear at any part of the day. There is a Fairy admonition about wearing the very sparkly ones in full sunlight: "You could put an eye out with that"

When I brought the tiara fancy to GirlTalk/GirlTalk to, A Little Girl place, they took to it immediately and many of them like I, got multiple tiaras. It was alos a hit at the Transgender Guide board of the 1999-2002 period and a moderate success at Wetville with the ladies and girls there. Once you have put one on, you are never the same

I tend to think of 'frilly" as more Sissy than Girl, since that seems to be one of their favorite items and because it is so "over the top". Some dresses I have seen are so frilly that you cannot tell they are dresses. A reasonably done dress, shoulder-length hair and a tiara will do more for you than all the ruffles and frills in the world

[Rani]

Once you have put one on, you are never the same

That sentence alone is pure magic

Maybe one day I will, but I don't think I'll ever be able to carry it off as well as you do xx

[sissygirlygirl]

a simple dress is much better than a frilly one....a lil detail is fine but frills everywhere is just ugly....and as long as you dont go overboard with jewelery and stuff, being a lil glam is ok.....people have to know balance with their dresses...

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

With a tiara it is more the shape than the gleam. Ideally the part above the band should be about twice as wide as it is tall with about 3" tall being the limit, and have only one hgihest poin, unlike the "butterfly tiara". There are many that have very few stones.. Look at what Claire's has to offer I was not indoctrinated into the notion that tiaras are for aristocracy or part of a costume, they just seemed to express the girl part of me. When I became part of the GirlTalk to/Knuffles Magazine Little Girl group, I broght thae tiara fancy with me and those girls that tried tiaras liked them such that most of them had more than one. Tiaras can be worn different ways from fairly low on the forehead like Wonder Woman to pretty high up. Ideally the point is just a tad higher than the crown of the head. It creates a smooth shape with the long hair and somewhat full or flair skirt, even a well done babydoll works with it. They come in different sizes

[Mondenkind]

MMMmmmm that's all soo nice, I wish I had some pwetty dresses and tiaras of my own. :/ then I could dance like the fairies. Maybe I could try anyway? X< *tries to dance*

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

That sentence alone is pure magic

Maybe one day I will, but I don't think I'll ever be able to carry it off as well as you do xx

The tiara will teach you how; just as she taught me

ABOUT TIARAS

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[Rachel Emily]

Tiaras are really pretty but I'm more of a frilly girl than a sparkly one

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

Tiaras go well with any kind of dress and long hair

[pottypanties]

I have never had a tiara that was big enough to fit me, however I think they are very fun looking.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

I prefer crinolies as they are not as smothery as pettis. Pettis get their shape from many yeards of material arranged in layers. Crinnies are made of stiff material that supports itself, sich as tulle or taffeta. As a reselt, crinnies are more airy and light and feel less oppressive or confining

I have even instructed Genetic Girls on the differences