PS- Must be local..in the Los Angeles area.

Many thanks..

WeWe Team

Some of the items in the kids department are also going to be gone for good; we have very limited inventory left, so get busy. Have fun looking around.

Happy shopping!

WeWe Team

The pretty and fun ankara fabrics and adire (tie dye) carefully selected, designed by Creative Director, Folake Kuye Huntoon. “It’s all about the kids having fun and being free spirited. Their clothes should always compliment their feelings”, she said.

We’ll keep you updated every step of the way until we launch the Ijinle collection in a few weeks. We are currently in Production, well, finalizing the patterns, so stay tuned, Lovers!

Cheers,

WeWe Team

Hope you are all well. Sorry to keep you waiting for far too long. It’s a good thing, though. We have a lot of exciting stuff cooking up. As the title reads: we are rebranding and refocusing our line. Our new collection, which consists of only kids, will be launched in a few weeks.

Yes, that’s right. We are no longer making pieces for adults. Just kids! We did some soul searching and decided that we wanted to go back to our roots; strictly designing for the “WeWe”(s), the kids.

While making all of these changes, we are also working on private labels for stores in US/Europe.

Oh, you are so going to love the new stuff. The colors, designs, shapes, so fun. In addition, our prices are changing. Yes, like drastically. Affordable pieces. Like Forever 21 for kids. That doesn’t mean that you can’t still buy the adult pieces. As a matter of fact, we are repricing those too, so get your credit cards ready.

Hope you are ready for the ride!

Cheers,

WeWe Team

Z? Boy! Different story. She is becoming a girly girl already, and it’s weird because she started off as a tomboy (she still is - kinda), but these days, she is really observing and doing things I do.

When, I’m fixing my hair, same goes for her. When I apply baby powder on my face, yup, she does. She asked to put on a necklace the other day - because she saw mine.

This weekend, as we were leaving out, I grabbed my sunglasses, she grabbed one out of MY collection (she broke hers), put it on, and strutted away with an attitude.

The list goes on for days!

Well, this morning as we were going to drop them off at school, I grabbed my purse, and why did missy grab a bag too. But guess what? The bag she grabbed was big enough to stuff her in. Literally. Are you all familiar with a blow-up mattress? Well, have you seen the bag that comes with a queen size one? Yes, that’s the bag she grabbed to take to school with her - as a purse. Lol!

Dad tried to take it from her and it was a complete riot. She won’t let go. Eventually, he won. But she didn’t give up without a fight.

Was she referring to Skid Row or anywhere the homeless gathered as “the district of public failure”? Because some of these people didn’t choose to be homeless. Condition subjected them there - conditions such as: unemployment, high rent and the extreme cost of living, runaway teens, drug addicts, alcoholism, to mention a few; therefore, we can’t knock them collectively.

I remember when I first moved to California. I thought, how ironic that California housed the richest people in the entertainment industry, and also seem to have the highest population of homeless. I was shocked to see that this is a huge problem in every major city in California: Hollywood, San Francisco, Venice, Ventura, Santa Monica, and San Diego to name some of the cities. They are everywhere. I have never seen anything like that before. Believe it or not, California is the homeless capital of America.

Coming from the East Coast, you only see them in certain cities/places. You’d seriously have to drive a distance to come across them. Not saying that the percentage is not high on the East Coast, but wondering if the government provides enough shelters to accommodate them, so they don’t have to be on the street. And if that’s the case, why California, one of the richest states, is not on board with this? Did it get out of hand? The demand for shelters and programs to assist them far exceeded the amount of homeless in each city?

Seriously, what are they doing to help? Where are the celebrities to the rescue? I feel like they, the celebrities, that is, are quick to jumping into assisting televised and publicized non-profits. So the masses can give them a pat on the back and they can be recognized for doing “charity” work or helping other Countries, yet, right under their nose, is a person like them that tried to “make it” in the industry, but luck was not on his/her side, or the stress of keeping up with the constant increase in mortgage or rent, the recession, whatever it is..little attention or effort is paid.

In my opinion, I think a lot of churches and non-celebrity non-profit groups, regular working citizens, do more work in helping and assisting the homeless groups.

If anything, most of these rich cities, like Beverly Hills and the like, put a lot of money into fighting against the homeless (who can’t fight back), making sure that laws are enacted to keep them away. Can we put these monies into good use? You know, like building more shelters? Programs that will reform and not add to the problem that already exists?

For me, what is making this more aghast, is the number of babies and kids you see on the streets. Poor innocent babies who didn’t ask to be brought into this, but are in it due to the factors I mentioned above. And even if their parents are fighting hard to get them out of that situation, the truth of the matter is that it is extremely difficult to recover from being homeless (if they want to).

How do you begin to recover? How do you get a job if you don’t have the proper attire for an interview, you don’t have the money to look presentable, money for transportation, access to a phone or computer, and all those little things that we don’t pay attention to. (Sidenote: read up on what Google has done with their GrandCentral service in San Francisco about this.)

Even if you do find a job, and you are on the track of getting a roof on your head, now you have to come up with the first month’s rent, the last month’s rent and security deposit. Let’s not forget about credit checks. Most give up during the process and just go back to living in the streets, shelters or their cars.

Besides, shelters can only do so much. Shelters, to my understanding, only allow for temporarily living. You can’t make it your permanent home. That being said, what sort of programs do they have at shelters to help get these people back on their feet?

The current recession has made it far worse. More and more people loosing their jobs, and ending up in the streets. My husband recently saw a lady standing on the side of the road just outside Beverly Hills with a sign reading: “Ex-Studio Exec, now homeless. Please help.”

Crime rate is way high and everyone is fighting and doing whatever to survive. Yet, the rich are getting richer. You can’t ignore reading the tabloids and seeing one celebrity or the other buying a new $10million mansion, a convertible Bentley, or simply spending money lavishly. Do we all see anything wrong with this picture? I’m not here to tell anyone how to spend their money, however, I am going to end with this:

Put yourself in their shoes. Imagine that you were homeless and sleeping in the streets when it’s negative 5degress outside, or it’s pouring rain, or it’s 110 degrees hot. You have nothing to eat, nothing to drink. You have no way of survival. You are dying slowly. You have health problems. You live in fear of someone attacking you or raping you. Even further, you are living with your child(ren) in the street. You are watching your child die of hunger, dying of thirst, waste away slowly. Or God forbid, someone rapes or attacks your child. Would you want someone to come to your aid? If your answer is yes, then I suppose you have something to think about.

We are so quick to give our compassion for areas of the world ravaged by extreme poverty and hunger, or by catastrophic devastation (read: Niger, Kenya, or Thailand in the wake of the Tsunami). But what do we do for our countrymen? Wherever you live or call home, shouldn’t the help start from there? Our brothers and sisters living in desperation, unclear of how they are going to survive the day and night. They require our attention. They need our love and compassion as well.

Stay blessed!

Celebrity WeWe Pieces

Nicole Richie               Kimmy Dress in Sunflower / Sade Dress in Sand / Nikki Tunic in Lime

Lindsay Lohan             Molly Dress in Charcoal / Nikki Tunic in Skin

Ashlee Simpson          Kimmy Dress in Marine / Sade Dress in Forest

Eva Longoria               Molly Dress in Citrus

Tori Spelling                Molly Dress in Citrus / Toks Tunic in Bubblegum

Jessica Simpson         Sade Dress in Sand

Kate Hudson               Kimmy Dress in White Cloud

Jessica Alba                Molly Dress in Kiwi

Marcia Cross              Nikki Tunic in Lime / Toks in Sand

Audrina Patridge (The Hills)   Molly Dress in Charcoal

MEN

Gichi Gamba              Russell Tunic in Frosting

Dani Wooten              Russell Tunic in Moss

I may be missing others because the clothes are in stores. And like I said, WeWe Celeb kids are not included. Hope this helps!

Have a fab weekend!

Sidney truly is a rock-star. Ever since he got “Guitar Hero” for Christmas he’s been walking around the house with the guitar slung over his shoulder. He’s really playing the role of the rockstar to a “T”. One of his many goals is to play in a band someday. He wants to take after his grandpa, Sonny Okosuns (RIP), and I hope and pray that he will. I say rock on! You have the spirit, my son.

My beautiful boy, I hope you enjoy your day today. I’m sure that you’ll have a blast. You have a bunch of surprises coming, and I can’t wait to hear all about everything.

Today is Sidney day! If you see him, wish him a happy, happy birthday! 11 years-old and counting….!!! So hard to believe that my lil’ boy is already 11! What a joy!

Here are a few more photos for good measure:

Since I’m limited to three celebrities, I went ahead and chose four. Four is the new three. Lol!

That said, my immediate choices (this is tough - wish I could list more names) are Joy Bryant, Nicole Richie, Rachel Zoe and Zoe Kravitz. I picked these four because their styles are timeless, chic, vintage and boho. I design for the FREE. My pieces are liberating. You feel comfortable, beautiful, sexy and stylish. You’d rarely find these folks wear body hugging clothes, and that’s my mentality. Give me a maxi dress or tunic 4 sizes too big. Give me a flowy kaftan along with a glass of aged, fine wine. So far, out of the four I mentioned, Nicole Richie is the only celeb (I know of) that owns some WeWe pieces. She has the Kimmy maxi dress in sunflower, the Sade maxi dress in sand and the Nikki tunic top in lime. I can see all four of them in any and all WeWe pieces.

If I were to choose three men, I’d choose Kanye West (just because he is daring, bold, and would wear anything), Johnny Depp, and Brad Pitt. What? Four? Ok, and Seal. There!

What do you all think? Can you pick a different list from mine? I think you should also include yourself!

So here it is, Zurhi better start getting used to sharing because it’s another daddy’s little girl! Gotta love the men in my household. Greg sure does know how to spoil his girls. And I’m excited that there is one more for him to do so with. I enjoy watching him with Zurhi. She has him wrapped around her pinky. From changing the poopie diapers, to giving her a bath at night, cooking dinner and cuddling one another to sleep. With another girl in the mix, I hope we don’t have to fight for Greg’s attention. Because I’m not giving up my spot (smile).

Sidney wanted a boy too, but after I rationalized with him saying, “Dude, think of it this way, you’ve got these kids by 10, 11 years. You’ll be off to college in 7yrs. Wouldn’t you want Zurhi to have another girl that can be her best-friend, share things with, do things together, talk about clothes and girly things?” It was a surreal moment. He said, “Yes, wow, I never thought of it that way. I’m so glad it’s a girl.” Phew! That settles that.

With the feel of things, I think this one is going to be a tomboy too. Just like big sis. I prayed for a girl, so I’m glad I got my wish. Sidney and his best friend, Harry, have already started plotting how they are going to be fighting boys off their little sisters. How protective they will be. Sidney is so protective, he doesn’t like Zurhi showing skin. She had on a halter top the other day and Sidney was like, “Mom, you are going to let her go out to school like that? Sorry but she can’t.” On another occasion a little boy..about Zurhi’s age walked up to her, hugged and kissed her. Sidney flipped and picked her up immediately. “She is too young to be kissing a boy,” he said. “That’s disgusting.”

It’s pretty hilarious to watch. At the same token, he is so attentive to her needs. He watches her moves. Makes sure she doesn’t put the wrong thing in her mouth, or hurt herself. He feeds her, puts her to sleep, wipes her nose, showers her with kisses. He is a third parent. I’m such a proud wife and mother.

Man, this next little one is going to get so spoiled by the men in the house. I better stop writing. I may start to cry.

I pack the kids, and let Greg worry about him. Because Greg, packing and traveling is an adventure to watch and I will save that for a different blog. I love to pack light, but that’s a bit hard to do with kids, so I have studied the act of packing and now I actually look forward to it.

I make sure everything fits into a medium size suitcase. Sidney has one, and I share with Zurhi, though now I’ll be sharing with Zurhi and the baby on the way. I’m still limited to one suitcase. Here is the trick for the babies; I don’t pack diapers, food, wipes, toys, etc. We buy these things once we get to our destination and only buy enough for our duration of the trip. As long as we have a diaper bag, we can fit food, two toys, a couple of books, diapers and little baby essentials needed for the ride. Their clothes are so little that it doesn’t take that much space.

As for me, yes, I once was the girl that packed 50 pairs of shoes, 10 pairs of jeans, etc. because you know, we can never decide! Now, depending on the season, if it’s hot, I take 3 pairs of stylish and funky flat sandals (at the most 4), they are flat, so doesn’t take as much space as heels. When it’s cold, 2 pairs of boots. One brown, one black or grey.

The less you pack, the less your choices are so you make do with what you have. I take three pairs of jeans, and nice tops & tanks which are about Sidney’s size, so they fit perfect. If it’s cold, I take one leather jacket, and a pea-coat, so I have a choice. Trust me, I get to my destination and I still look funky and you could never tell that I brought a handful of clothes. You have to know what to pack and be very selective.

I put all my jewels in a ziploc bag and I’m good to go. Everything else is minute. Toothbrush, underwear…all fit right in, and that’s it. One suitcase, no stress. I have my purse with me, in which I just put things I need on the plane. Phone, ipod, charger, wallet, etc. In some cases, we don’t pack toiletries. Lotion, shampoo, conditioner, etc., we purchase when we get to our destination. We buy the small or travel size bottles - again, enough for the trip.

I don’t take strollers. I only take car-seats. In addition, these days, you can rent car-seats and strollers when you get to your destination. Did you all know that? Besides, if you do decide to take that with, do check them in to avoid stress for you and your family. The only obstacle now is to train your kids on traveling. You know, not kicking the seat in front of them, keeping quiet and the like? Sidney is a little man, so we don’t worry much. As a matter of fact, he’s pretty independent when it comes to traveling and often likes to sit alone (away from us…lol).

As for Zurhi, we’ve been pretty lucky with her too. I guess she is used to traveling now. However, we are going to have two kids in diapers, under the age of 2.5yrs, so I’m sure traveling will be more of a challenge - but that challenge, we are eager for and ready to face.

What are your thoughts? How do you travel and if you have tips, do share. Have a fab weekend!

You get a few women (black, white, young, old) together and give them a few minutes….. and the main conversation will drift towards weight loss, diet plan etc. As an older mum (will be 41 in March) with 2 young boys and my health as a top priority I have found ways to incorporate a healthy lifestyle into my daily schedule.

It is so important that we do not forget ourselves when we are taking care of baby and maybe hubby ( I like to think that I have 3 men I take care of in my household 2 sons and my hubby ). We still need to look good. I use Arbonne facial products (I am not a consultant) and I have to say it works well for me. Actually it works extraordinarily well for me. I like to use natural products. I like to use a base primer that prevents oily patches (I have oily skin) then I add lipgloss, I just love lip gloss (Kiehl’s) with MAC’s lipliner, I am not a big fan of lipstick, eyeliner I have to use and I am good to go. For just a hint of drama I will add eyeshadow also by MAC.

I have made it easier on myself because time is one thing I do not have and most mums with young children will probably agree with me on this that once you have children gone are the long luxurious baths, lengthy makeup routines, sleeping in etc. Don’t get me wrong I am not saying forgo all these altogether – you are just probably going to narrow it down to perhaps once a month. Showers instead of baths, eye pencil and lip gloss, sleeping in let us just go ahead and give that one up. Maybe when the kids are teenagers we can relive that luxury

H20 does not discriminate it is a great thing for your skin, black, Caucasian or Asian. I can’t emphasize enough the miracles of water on the skin. Ladies increase your water intake and you will see the difference and if you don’t I can bet you others will. I used to go to the gym……don’t have that luxury on my schedule so I workout at home using a Pilates DVD it saves me time and a gym membership fee. I work out early in the morning between 5 and 6 am (I am a morning person …….Yikes! some of you might say) and it prepares me for the day. I always feel so energized when I work out in the morning. There is just an extra bounce in my step. Ladies working out helps you in other areas…hint! hint!

In my late teens I worked out a lot and I was very careful about what I ate. People thought I was crazy because they did not understand why I was working out as I was a size 2, however being slim does not mean you are healthy. Society has made us think that being slim is the goal, it is important to exercise no matter your size. It is also important to know your true size. For the` women out there that do not have kids yet and are planning to have kids, plugging yourself into a routine before you get pregnant prepares you for the MAJOR physical changes ahead. I know genes play a role too (Thanks mum) but I also know that you have to work hard as well.

Eating healthy is a must. It really makes a difference and most importantly we are showing a great example to our children. They won’t eat healthy if we don’t. I have been a semi-vegetarian (no chicken or beef) for the past 20 years. During pregnancy I ate beef to help out with my low iron count. I prepare chicken and beef for the men in my household but on a very limited scale. A healthy diet and exercise are what will help you lose weight if that is your goal. If you do one without the other you are fighting a losing battle.

Ladies I challenge you to make your health a priority in 2009. We deserve to enjoy the benefits of a healthy lifestyle and look fabulous regardless of our age.

Kwavi Agbeyegbe

Her comment was discussing certain individuals and how they are the “pioneers of fashion styling in Nigeria. They get the top jobs and are quite busy working and not commenting on blogs and giving interviews.” The last sentence got my attention.

Does commenting on blogs, granting internet interviews, blogging, connecting with fans, and networking on FB or other social networking sites conclude that you are jobless? No. Not unless you are abusing it and surfing the net at a corporate job when you need to be working.

But if you had asked me this several months ago, I would have said yes. I remember when WeWe started, Greg, being the social and interactive media guru, used to encourage me to blog and comment on other fashion / arts / entertainment blogs. We used to go back and forth and I’d say, “Baby, I have a lot of work to do…and commenting on blogs or writing articles certainly isn’t part of it.”

His response was always, “You know hon, there might not be anything more important for you to do.” But still, he let me figure it out myself.

Well, let’s take a second to talk about the recession and how it has affected majority of the companies in our industry. Many of the big name fashion brands, magazines, newspapers, agencies are closing shop. Some magazines are going entirely viral. Paperless. And some stores are closing down to operate online stores only. People are turning more and more to online shopping to avoid the skyrocketed gas prices, limited parking spaces at malls, lines or whatever reasons you may have. In fact, these days, you can find better deals online than at stores.

A majority of us turn to the internet to get our daily scoop on what’s going on in our industry. It’s convenient. It’s readily available and we don’t need to pay for anything. I seriously don’t remember the last time I went to a newsstand (which carries the added benefit of reduced clutter, as I’m not constantly collecting books and magazines).

The truth of the matter is that the internet is taking over. Face it. Celebrities are blogging, fashion designers are blogging, Fashion magazines are blogging, Department stores are blogging. Everyone is in on it. Whether these folks are individually writing their blogs is a totally different argument, but this is how most connect with fans, readers, market products and turn ideas into sales. Most relying on internet advertising.

And as far as celebs, fashion designers, stylists or anyone in that industry goes, your fans want to hear from you. They really do. Celebs like Kanye West, Pete Wentz, Lindsay Lohan, Rachel Zoe, and Ashlee Simpson (to name a few) all turn to their blogs to either set the record straight on a rumor, express themselves, or to let fans in on what’s going on in their lives and work.

I didn’t understand it until I started working for myself. People are curious and they want to connect with you. Can you blame them? You extend your services, they buy your products, they want to find out more. They are spending their money, and letting them in a bit helps them feel more comfortable and connected. You are selling something, whether you are an actor, artist, designer, agency, etc. It comes with the territory.

Of course there is a fine line, and you have to know when to draw it.

Yes, you are entitled to privacy, and this is where it gets tricky. You become your own PR, your own manager and you choose what you want to share, and what should be kept to you and your family.

I can’t stress it enough, the amount of connections and exposure I have made since taking to the internet. It is essential to one’s business. You have to create time to connect with your clients, fans and colleagues. Block a certain number of hours during the day to devote. Because I have a packed schedule during the day, I set my alarm to wake me up in the middle of the night to respond to emails, blog, etc.

But the good thing about blogging is that you can write up several posts in one sitting and schedule them to post on certain days / time, so it doesn’t need to be a big time hog.

Did I also mention that some people get paid to this? Blog? As in this is their main source of income…

There’s also the crack-berry that we are all addicted to. Everyone seems to have one these days. They come in handy. I remember reading an article about President-elect Obama’s addiction to his CrackBerry and how he may be saying goodbye to his constant companion. I won’t dive into the artcle, but that just made me realize how viral our world has become.

So, dear readers, no, it’s not a waste of time connecting on the internet. If anything, it’s the opposite. It helps your business and there are so many things to learn from others in your field. The internet is filled with ridiculous resources…right there at the tip of your fingers. If you are a business owner, invloved in the fashion/arts/health/beauty/media/advertising industry, make the internet your companion. If you work in Corporate, you may not want to spend working hours on the net - I have seen people get fired over this.

One of my favorite bloggers, Heather B. Armstrong of http://www.dooce.com is a perfect example. She is a brilliant writer. Well, a few years ago, she got fired from her 9 to 5 job for not only blogging, but blogging about co-workers. Granted, she came out on top as she now does what she loves to do best. Write for a living! She’s so successful she makes enough money to support her entire family. Yes, her husband quit his day job, and they both comfortably work from home. If you’re familiar with Alexa rankings (Alexa has a great little Firefox extension called Sparky, that shows you rankings for the websites you’re viewing), her website is ranked really high up there. She commands somewhere in the range of 100-150k unique visitors to her site monthly.

She is obviously a one in a hundred success, but take her lead and dive in with both feet. There’s a wider audience for you just waiting to be discovered…you just need to go raise your flag and let them know that you’ve joined the game.

Good luck!

it’s totally understandable though, because many of the post thus far have tended a little female. My wife does a good job of talking about general parenthood issues, but things obviously lean a little towards the ladies.

So, I want you to know that I will be posting up here on a regular basis as well. You and I both know that the women aren’t the only one with concerns about how our children are raised. I worry just the same, and spend the same (if not more) time up each night taking my turns with crying babes.

We clean the poop, diapers, barf, food messes, and accidents just the same. And maybe some of you are like me, and you’ve got a little daddy’s girl on your hands. Anyone?

We are not in the 1980’s, and we sure as hell aren’t in the 50’s, anymore.  I sought out a powerful woman, independent and full of her own ideas about how things should be run. So, there’s no shame in raising your flag to identify with other guys out there who shop for their daughters’ (and sons’) clothing, pay attention to the different materials used to make bottles, and monitor toy-recall lists.

If our wives share the load working and earning bread, it follows suit that we lessen their burden with other things that are traditionally the woman’s domain, no?

I mean, don’t get it twisted, my wife still runs my house. When I leave dirty dishes around, I still get shit for it. But, I cook a majority of the meals in our family, do most of the school drop-offs, and do my fair share of changing the shit-diapers. I’m definitely an involved parent, as are most of the dads I know. This isn’t my daddy’s America.

So, guys, dudes, men…whatever monikers you want…please chime in and start to let your voices be heard on this blog. I really want WeWe to have just as much of a male identity. It’s not going to happen just by wishing it…I definitely need your help to make it happen.

So, start now and gimme a comment shout to let me know you’re listening…

We are happy to announce that we are one of the designers for this event. The “Hollywood Shop Til’ Your Drop - Kids Rock!” is going down. Come see our runway fashion show, and stop by at our booth. Party with the celebs - See the MTV, VH1 & TLC Ads/Commericals.

This is your chance to get the hottest kids fashion at wholesale prices! Did you hear that? Wholesale! Yup, so come out on July 19th from 11 am till 3 pm at the Ritual Restaurant; 1743 North Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028. You will be receiving a detailed invitation soon, but till then, mark your calendars.

You can also visit www.hollywoodshoptilyoudrop.com for more details.

One luv,

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Hope all is well with you and yours - WeWe truly cares about the other WeWe(s) and their care-givers! That being said, we’d like to share our new products with you. Have you seen all the new styles added? The dresses in all kinds of boho prints? The v-neck tees, the leggings, and oh my, the bili jeans….adorable!

Our style here is chic, boho, ethnic, funky & unique. We are not a fad - we are a culture. We don’t tag along with the trend, we set the bar. We allow our kids to wear something different from the everyday, boring kiddie clothing - same old pink for girls, and blue for boys. No! Here, boys wear all colors. Lime, lilac, orange…name it. Boys get variety, not just tshirts, jeans or shorts. They rock all the tunics in the different lengths, the unisex genis/yoga pants in all colors - also available in long shorts for certain ages. And of course, the vneck tees in all the cool, vibrant colors. Makes them look hot ‘n’ funky paired with the bili jean.

Alright, check back for the look-book. This will give you an idea on how to pair our pieces, how to pair colors and how to make your kids look fabulous!

Stay fab!

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So, Jenna Elfman, who is mom to Story Elfman, sent us a thank-you note today. They loved, loved, loved the WeWe Clothes and we are delighted. To take time out to write us a personal letter is definitely appreciated. Story Elfman is officially a WeWe baby…heheheheh. Can’t wait to see the clothes on you, Story. We are sure you’ll look adorable.

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We got a message from Marcia Cross of desperate housewives and mother to Eden and Savannah. Marcia loves the WeWe Clothes - she thinks they are HOT! Eden & Savannah, you are officially WeWe babies. Be sure to let us know when you are rocking the pieces and do send us some pictures.

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