This Dad Makes Disney-Inspired Dresses For His Kids And They Look Too Good To Be Real
Meet Nephi Garcia – a 32-year-old California-based designer daddy who makes the most amazing Disney-inspired costumes for his kids!
It all started when Nephi’s family was planning a trip to Disney World and his 6-year-old daughter Lili asked for a costume to wear to the park. Unlike any other dad who would simply go to the costume store, Nephi hand-made a stunning Fairy Godmother costume for her. It turned out so good, that it caught other parents’ eyes and now Nephi designs these stunning Disney-inspired (sometimes 20th Century Fox-inspired) costumes for a living. From Snow White to Belle – he’s designed them all! You can buy these stunning costumes on his website or Etsy.
More info: Etsy | Instagram | littlebrightdress.com (h/t: hellogiggles)
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WOW!!! They are STUNNING!!! The fabrics, the details, everything!!! <3
WOW! It's no wonder your website is SOLD OUT - these dresses are impeccable, and I love the name of his website, it's called 'Designer Daddy' <3
I sooooooooo want to get the adult sized ones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the Anastasia dress (the one she wore to meet her grandmother...) :-o Gorgeous
Is daughter's wedding dress will be beautiful! I like the pretty blue with a medium train!!
Oh my gosh this a little girls paradise imagine her face when she receives a new dress even better than the last melts my heart
I've always loooved Anastasia's dress. I wanted one for my prom when I was in high school.
Beautiful. But ever practical me shudders at the cost of the fabric...
but if someone has the money to pay for a dream princess dress... go for it!
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Damn the daddy is soooooooooooooo good on it.Aewsome to see a man doing this. I loved it! lucky girls.
On my daughter's 6th birthday, I threw her a princess party. The cake was c**p because it was so hot that day that icing melted. But scored about 10 yards of dark blue satin at Walmart for $1 a yard and made princess gowns for all the guests. I used a simple nightgown pattern that had a diamond stitched bodice and I replace the sleeves with a schmancy Rennaisance gown pattern and used gold trim in between the upper arm "poofs". I sewed a panel of lace down the front and more gold trim on the side to gussy it up. And glued rhinestones in the corners of the diamond stitches. I made a total of 8 gowns. I also made pointed princess hats. The girls were thrilled and delighted to find out they could take their gowns home with them. Last time I did anything like that again. It was a lot of work. Took months of preparation. To fill my daughter's "princess armoire" I bought discounted halloween princess gowns after that. A lot easier, got great deals too.
WOW!!! They are STUNNING!!! The fabrics, the details, everything!!! <3
WOW! It's no wonder your website is SOLD OUT - these dresses are impeccable, and I love the name of his website, it's called 'Designer Daddy' <3
I sooooooooo want to get the adult sized ones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the Anastasia dress (the one she wore to meet her grandmother...) :-o Gorgeous
Is daughter's wedding dress will be beautiful! I like the pretty blue with a medium train!!
Oh my gosh this a little girls paradise imagine her face when she receives a new dress even better than the last melts my heart
I've always loooved Anastasia's dress. I wanted one for my prom when I was in high school.
Beautiful. But ever practical me shudders at the cost of the fabric...
but if someone has the money to pay for a dream princess dress... go for it!
Load More Replies... Damn the daddy is soooooooooooooo good on it.Aewsome to see a man doing this. I loved it! lucky girls.
On my daughter's 6th birthday, I threw her a princess party. The cake was c**p because it was so hot that day that icing melted. But scored about 10 yards of dark blue satin at Walmart for $1 a yard and made princess gowns for all the guests. I used a simple nightgown pattern that had a diamond stitched bodice and I replace the sleeves with a schmancy Rennaisance gown pattern and used gold trim in between the upper arm "poofs". I sewed a panel of lace down the front and more gold trim on the side to gussy it up. And glued rhinestones in the corners of the diamond stitches. I made a total of 8 gowns. I also made pointed princess hats. The girls were thrilled and delighted to find out they could take their gowns home with them. Last time I did anything like that again. It was a lot of work. Took months of preparation. To fill my daughter's "princess armoire" I bought discounted halloween princess gowns after that. A lot easier, got great deals too.
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