Last September Miranda and I took the train to Tokyo for her turn in the limelight. Now that it's January, the Combi-Mini catalog in which she is pictured is finally available! She is sporting some fashionable ensembles from three Combi-Mini clothing lines. To sum up, she was less than cooperative--as she usually is for the camera, I have only since realized, which is the main reason for the "collage Christmas card" approach this year. But they were able to get a few good ones out of her (despite the weird outfits).
This was my favorite outfit she wore. Although I can't say I'll rush out to buy it now that it's available. It's a bit different by American standards, with the plaid shorts and unusual pairings, but I've come to appeciate Japanese "higher" fashion (read: virtually no pink) for babies. (Miranda's photo is at middle right.)
"Photogenic Ladies." Well, they printed it, but I have to agree! I'm glad to see it was not just her mother who thought so. (Miranda's photo is at lower left.)
I'm not sure how many clothes this one of Miranda will sell, between the name of the clothing line ("ribbon casket"), the outfit itself (black onesie with weird white hat), and Miranda's expression (pure annoyance). We'll chalk this one up to a true Japanese modeling experience. (Miranda's photo is at top left.)
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