Look who got all dressed up for Easter Sunday: Mason Disick, all in pink! Pale pink blazer, pink gingham shirt, and pink chinos. Yes, Kourtney put her boy in head-to-toe pink for Easter, and I think he looks adorbs. Pink for boys? Why not?

Honestly, I think it takes a very secure dad to send his son out into the world dressed in that color, so my Easter bonnet off to Scott and grandpa Bruce here, too. Kourtney says pink was Scott's idea! But there's a lot of guys out there who wouldn't feel comfortable letting their son wear pink. Maybe a few moms, too?

I'm a mom who gets a little bit of a high from dressing her kids in cute clothes. There, I admitted it. Which is why when I first heard about the classy and sassy designer, Diane von Furstenberg designing for The Gap Kids and Baby, I felt a flutter. A shopping flutter. I wanted to go there, and snap up wrap dresses in my daughter's small size. In fact, when a fellow school mom did exactly that at the Los Angeles Gap that premiered the collection early, I felt something else: jealousy.

Yet, I'm a busy working mom of two so my opportunities to go storm The Gap were limited, and did not occur until this weekend. With all of the hype, I just assumed the racks would be raided, and all that would be left standing was the display model. I was so totally wrong.

Shiloh Jolie-Pitt is, without question, one of the most beautiful children on the planet. It's like some scientist decided to try and create the perfect human specimen: "Hmm, I know, I'll mix equal parts Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie and ... presto!" Insta-Shiloh, and the kid is gorgeous.

Still, what's really cool about Shiloh is her style. She could easily coast along on mere good looks, but she's already pushing the fashion envelope and has been since ... I don't know, since she could walk? Call her precocious, call her a trendsetter ... her effortless "tomboy chic" is definitely unique.

Watch the way her trademark look evolves ...

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Nahla Aubry, daughter of Halle Berry and Gabriel Aubry, is one of the cutest kids in Hollywood. Of course, she's blessed genetically on both sides, but her trendy little style-savvy duds put her over the top on the must-watch list of Hollywood's toddler set.

Typically, I look at the clothes of Hollywood kids and sigh with longing ... about all of the things I could buy with the money they spent on just one piece of clothing. However, when I recently saw Nahla wearing her new kicks in People, I squealed because they are simply amazing. In fact, they may be the most exciting pair of shoes parents of toddlers have ever seen ... even if you never buy a pair.

This is not okay.I happen to think my kids are adorable. Even more adorable? When I dress them in super cute clothes. It's hard to resist the allure of little ones dressed to the nines, so often times we don't. Yet, I have a feeling most of us think a cute suit from Baby Gap is the bomb, and never even consider heading to 5th Avenue in New York City to drop thousands of dollars on dress-up clothes for our toddlers.

Please, someone tell me if I'm wrong. However, I doubt any one of you reading this ever thought it was okay to spend $2,900 on a Gucci jacket for your toddler. Nor, $1,100 on a Little Lanvin dress. I have to say even people I know who have a heck of a lot more money than I do, would still not be on board with this situation.

Right? Right???

I don't generally fall into the alarmist mom camp when it comes to what little girls are wearing and whether said item of clothing is age-appropriate or a one-way ticket to future exotic dancer-ville, but even I will concede that certain lines should never be crossed (crotchless panties? Are those people high?). Anyway, more often than not, I feel like all the "but they're just innocent babies" fuss is much ado about nothing. The way your daughter turns out in life has everything to do with the ideas in her head, not the clothes on her body.

Given my ideology, do I have a problem with little girls wearing "high heels" around the holidays? No. No, can't say that I do.

Mostly because if it's patent leather with a buckle strap and it's small enough to fit the foot of a 3-year-old, it's not really a high-heeled shoe!!

T-shirt, $13; tutu skirt, $17; canvas slides, $17Get ready to go to Target this Sunday, November 13, because that's when Gwen Stefani's new Harajuku Mini line will hit Target. It's cool, hip, and going to blow ya mind.

Incorporating the Japanese street style she sings about in her song "Harajuku Girls," the collection contains pieces that range from infant styles to tween and everyone in between. Prices range from $3.99 to $59.99, and each is packed with funky style.

I'm particularly in love with the toddler duds, like the shirt and tutu skirt pictured here. I detest clothing with television characters or other too cutesy or too old-looking clothes for my daughter. I like comfortable and cute without Dora splashed across everything (no offense to Dora), but that's surprisingly difficult to find. This line fits the bill, and talk about great holiday gifts for those little ones on your list. Here are a few of my favorites:

What's worse than dressing up your toddler like a prostitute? Well, maybe nothing. But the mom of 3-year-old Toddlers & Tiaras star Paisley Dickey did commit another kiddie fashion fail that was almost more offensive than the Pretty Woman get-up she dressed her in not long ago. Actually, I think it was more offensive, because there was no yellow fright wig this time (which at least made the hooker outfit seem sort of silly).

Thanks to her mom, precocious Paisley got a headstart on the trampy Halloween costume trend this year. No round orange pumpkin or frilly Disney princess costumes for this kid: Why waste time on such juvenile attire when you can dress like a half-naked biker chick? Boots and all?

Um, I don't know, maybe because ... you're 3!!!