First the handsome husband working that cape, then the airport chic tweet - and now Amy's getting the chislers in on the act by borrowing some of their (oft times necessary) appendages.
I don't think my accessories are doing anything to help me feel less like a giant toddler in this dungarees dress pic.twitter.com/TzgHZJLTxs
— Amy Huberman (@amyhuberman) March 9, 2015
The dress is exceptionally cute, but teaming it with a stripy turtle neck makes it similar to what I sent the child to creche in this morning. The make or break component for this ensemble is obviously the footwear. If she's wearing heels or high boots, that could change things. If she's sporting jelly sandals, Crocs, or Converse in any form, that's another matter entirely.
She's a shoe designer! Amy - show us your shooooes!
As for Amy's thoughts on her namesake's impending visit to Dublin...she should totally pitch that idea to RTE.
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Hate it when ur best friend Amy Poehler comes 2 town but she doesn't know ur best friends so u don't get to meet up for wine & pillow fights
— Amy Huberman (@amyhuberman) March 9, 2015
And, finally, here is Amy echoing most mother's thoughts.
All day: knackered, knackered, knackered. 8pm: Shoot me!! 9pm: I'm getting into my pjs!! 10pm: Wide awake. I think I'll write a book.
— Amy Huberman (@amyhuberman) March 9, 2015
So, do you happily romp around in your dungarees or do they make you feel like a giant toddler? Should they be donned by anyone over the age of say, five?