i won't grow up

Rachel Antonoff can do the "cute" thing like no other, and her Spring 2011 collection was inspired by Peter Pan, specifically the notion of not growing up. It was perfect slumber party dreamvibes and made me really just want to crawl into one of the forts and fall asleep reading a Babysitters Club book while wearing a bow-printed jumper.

This model had the best job.

The shoes were SO good! Variations of penny loafers and saddle shoes for when I take over student council and try to make Penny Loafer and Saddle Shoe Day some kind of school holiday. Everything would look so pretty and we wouldn't have to do gym.

Crazy good Meghan Farrell jewelry!

And see, I feel like all of these clothes could easily be too cute, but the pastel thing knows when to shut off so that a dress like the one on the right above isn't too flouncy or Lolita-esque.

I stayed talking with Rachel about Hayley Mills and the political implications of Peter Pan until the slumber party had to come to an end. Is there anything more depressing than watching Wendy's house demolish in a few minutes' time? My dad and I headed out, and I bitterly noted about the place we stopped in for lunch that they were not offering s'mores.

115 comments:

  1. So, so great...and this reminded me of how badly I want a ouija board.

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  2. I love the shoes, especially in the third picture. They remind me of the saddle shoes I had when I was a kid.

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  3. Just lovely. Peter Pan has always been a story close to my heart, and a great inspiration for such carefree fashion. What a great atmosphere!

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  4. Such wonderful shoes. Especially the pair with that lovely little pattern.

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  5. I have a complete urge to go fly off into the night in a semi-sheer and super-short cream nighty/scandalous day dress right now.
    And penny loafers, of course, and messy hair...

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  6. heeyy

    omgcutestuff xD i love the shoes -- there SHOULD be a holiday for them *sigh*....

    and the dresses are mature, yet still peter pan. Preeetttyyy sure you could wear them down the street!

    I love on the sheet one model is writing on -- 'DON'T feed the models!' -- haha, saying something?

    There's a saying in my dad's family (we're all very immature and loads of fun xD) 'We suffer from peter pan syndrome'.

    PS any update on the 'for this age and era' sassy?

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  7. I love the white dress and the last dress.
    sounds like a fun party. Boo for no s'mores.

    lourdes @
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  8. I wore navy and white saddle shoes for years as part of my school uniform. I wish I still had a pair...

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  9. just divine! love the shoes

    great blog,

    xoxo
    Annina of www.cinchedatthewaist.com

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  10. Love all the shoes!xox

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  11. Love the shoes, love the concept, it is just truly fabulous!!

    :) Hazel
    Hazel Loves Design

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  12. The shoes with little bows at the front are my favourite - such a cute twist on the traditional saddle. Lovely pics.

    Penny Dreadful Vintage

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  13. Oh I love all of these photos. The outfits are lovely, but the whole set up is the best. I love that notion of everlasting childhood.
    Natashajean

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  14. i love the frilly socks, v. cute. i have a pair from target (haha), pronounced tar-jai, of course!

    i really need to get me a ouiji bord, pretty sure my house is haunted! i am very jealous of all the things you get to do! You get to hang out in a sheet fort all day (with beautiful spring clothes) as a job!

    rosie xxx

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  15. I love this! Everything looks so whimsical x

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  16. Oh my, I'm loving everything there is to see. The concept is wonderful and the execution is just as grand and great.

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  17. What a cute concept!

    I love ALL the shoes here.

    xo

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  18. Love all your shoes !!
    Have a nice day

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  19. Seems like this day didn's have to end - treasure these moments!!!!

    All my best!!!!


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  20. Love love love love LOVE the shoes especially. And I just love all of the photo's as well..

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  21. You really hate gym class, don't you :))

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  22. I love the horse t-shirt!!!

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  23. I'm loving the mood of these pictures. I'm not sure if it's nostalgia, or whimsy, but I like it xxx

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  25. Childhood Fantasties
    Madeline sits so politely in the 5th photo, probably waiting for a s'more herself.

    Penny Loafer/Saddle Shoe Day Sounds like a Tart of an idea

    Bring in the shoes, the pretty and the no gym

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  27. great post, as usual^^

    i sometimes feel like a never want to grow up

    lovely clothes!

    ahah i remember when I used to play secret houses with blankets^^

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  28. dont wanna grow up

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  29. I'm with you in one opinion!I thinck too much about the future!I don't wanna grow up!

    LG(liebe Grillfleisch) Mag

    www.bysamstyle.blogspot.com

    Kisses from Germany!

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  30. soooooo cozy! i love the sheet graffiti and the red peter pan collar dress. Its all making me want to graffiti my tshirts with texta
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  31. This is so amazing. I have a desperate urge to build a den now. Unfortunately, I have an essay to write. The joys of student life.

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  32. I Looove The Black & White Brogues.
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  33. all the pics are just amazing, i love the dresses and the shoes! so amazing pieces.

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  34. I ADORED the Babysitters Club books U.U Would have read them all if they weren't so damn many and didn't have too many other things to read already. Plus in Italy they came with NAIL ART DECALS!! Hysterical.

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  35. Editorial perfeito, estou te sehuindo no twitter também! abraço

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  36. love love love ;)
    brings back so many memories of clubhouses, babysitter club books(!!) and saddle shoes

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  37. great collection, definitely makes me nostalgic though :(

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  38. Haha funny how it says "NO feeding the models" on the sheet.

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  39. i think i like the set up and the "show" more than the collection, but still, sooo much fun, THIS is what fashion should be.

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  40. Everything about this is fantastic!

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  41. I guess they are going for the "junior" demographic. Where as the photoshoot is original and charming. It also really projects itself to a certain type of girl. Which, is probably why I'm a little creeped out by it. Over all though I must say I love how MAC get's free press like no other. No wonder there brand is so well known they end up in shoots for everything including this one.

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  42. Love the "no feeding the models" sign!!
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  43. I really like the school girl air :) reminds me of summer, too.

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  44. gah. Lolita. creepy book.
    after reading the book, that word seems incongruous when assigned to anything cutesy.

    but more importantly, where can I get those saddle shoes?

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  45. great inspiration!!!

    xx Marina

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  46. definatley gonna have one of those when i turn 18 xx

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  47. i adore this whole look and vibe.
    the shoes are spectacular

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    This so reminds me of the kind of parties I love. Amazing and teenager'y.












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  49. I remember having one of those...

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  50. I believe that every person has to be a little peter pan, from its birth to its death :) .. everything can be so magic in this life... <3

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  51. Cool ! I love your blog :)

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    ; D

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  52. luv it! they are so cute but in a very calm way. great post.

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  53. omigosh. lusting over them as we speak. seriously.
    xoxo.

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  54. omigosh. lusting over them as we speak. seriously.
    xoxo.

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  55. The shoes are perfectly lovely. Sadly, I do have to admit that I wouldn't buy them because I had a pair of Sam Edleman shoes in grey that are much like them. I'm glad that you brought up the Lolita-esque point. It does happen to look like a Pirate Lolita outfit to me.

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  56. Peter Pan <3 Wendy. I miss my childhood so much.

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  58. I like everything about this collection... the best from childhood.

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  59. When I was younger I loved Peter Pan! he was my hero… wish I wouldn't have to grow up… the shoes are cute!

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  60. Wendy's house should never be demolished!

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  61. Oh my bunnyslippers I'm totally going to go buy some saddle shoes and wear them with little lacy socks. Or at least I'll keep my thrift store eyes open.

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  62. Beautiful. Everything. Including the school holiday.

    Am I the only person who sees a distinction between grown ups and adults? Grownups being bad and adults being good?

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  63. I love the idea for the Peter Pan theme. That was my favorite fairy tale growing up :) I also love that the world is rediscovering the awesomeness of saddle shoes

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  64. Tavi, don't ever "grow up". I tried doing that once and it was the biggest waste of life thus far. Children are the ones with endless imaginations. It takes a while to regain that creativity once you've kept it dormant for a while. Keep it up. You're an inspiration. :)

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  65. It would be cool if that kind of house existed in every city so you can go there every time you got mad and bored by the world of "grown-ups":)

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  66. amazing(: i love everything there, a really good idea.

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    :) check it!

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  67. Haha I love the 'Cullen' scribble on the wall, that it soo funny!

    I love this post, very cute and relative to 'not growing up'.

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    CAT x

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  68. Hi Tavi!

    I love all the shoes. It's AMAZING!!! Great photos.




    kisses from Brazil*


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  69. aww... candlestick s'mores-- how i miss thee!

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  70. omg, i super loved! it's magic *o* i want those shoes, i think i'm goin' to make one hahah awesome Tavi!

    besitos, @_alissita

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  71. great post!!
    amazing shoes!!!!

    greetings from Poland :)

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  72. Growing up is not fun, believe me - I loved "The Baby-sitters Club", great books they were.
    Why do you not write about Harry Potter inspired fashion; it is just as intriguing as Peter Pan.

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  73. Beautiful post! Great pictures...but I'm already an adult....but I feel sometimes that I have never grow up....thank you for this post, I love who I am......I became unique and with something to do in this fabulous life!
    Kisses Lady Tavi.....please never change!

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  74. So cute! Love the dolls.

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    xxx

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  75. I love the shoes in the third picture they are lovely!...and the pics are amazing so playful and childish ...got to love the peter pan-esque vibe..never growing up?...well that sounds just great!...Please visit my blog one of these days and drop me a line ;)

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  76. clothes that make you feel like a big kid are my forte!..come look

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  77. nice mood, but almost a bit too mild for my personal taste. and i don't think its mainly the shoes that create this "lil girl"-feeling but rather the socks (and the obvious lack of, ehm, curves on the part of the models) and the conspicuous 50s borrowing in general.
    all in all i like it; its a trig facet of our focus on youth.

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  78. Beautiful post!
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  79. Wow beautiful!very inspiring and very jealous you got to see it ;)

    I wish more teenagers in my area would be inspired and create events like this that would last in your memories, than be going out all the time, spending all their money to get drunk at the typical nightclub and not remember anything.Which is ok once in a while of course but we could do better!

    luckily I've found some lovely people who do think the same way..I think maybe a slumber party in my house is in order!thanks for sharing your experience!

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  80. Peter Pan is my favorite. An old man I work with used to call me Wendy by mistake, and it always made me secretly happy. this lookbook is amazing, I adore everything about it x.x.x
    Casie Jean

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  81. I really adore some of the outfits but i think they can use some simple garnet earrings like these:

    https://www.artdecodiamonds.com/products.php?id=2277&l=0&u=2147483647&sortway=asc

    Any thoughts?

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  82. Those shoes are so cute! and that dress in the last picture :)

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  83. LG(liebe Grillfleisch) Mag

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  84. Is this for lookbook. It is too cute, natural, touchable, accessible! Love everything in the shots.

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  85. The Ouija board is very cool - have to try it one day! Great post

    Ellen at The Raven and the Cellar Door

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  86. I love everything about this

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  88. The "dont feed the models" sign is gross and irresponsible.

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  90. Love the ouija board; this post is perfect!

    xxx
    Harlow

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  91. How do you know that the pastel tones slow down the "Lolita feel"? Is it common knowledge? Am I ignorant for not making the association immediately?

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  92. Lovely pic! I love it!!!!

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  93. AHHHH love the shoes


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  94. love the colours. esssppecially the one of the girl's feet on the tramp. beautiful shades of purple hues.

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  95. that looks like so much fun!! penny loafers are making such a comeback, ive worn mine to death

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  96. nice !!! i adore you

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  97. i want to be 5 years old all over....

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  98. Brilliant- the ouija board adds a nice spooky vibe.

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  99. that's my necklace :) I made it! Love Rachel so dearly, and I loved this entire presentation too. Such an honor to have been a part of it!!!

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  100. Oh wow, just everything about this is awesome ...cept the oijia board...those creep me out..
    I love the clothes and the saddle shoes and the fort.
    I love it!!

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  101. I love the sweet world where you're living in. Everything is soo kawai and gorgeous.

    Love your blog,
    Saou.

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  102. All those black and white shoes are great.
    I really like the pictures (:

    A.

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  103. Love the photo shoot!!

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