Posts tagged zuma rossdale
Posts tagged zuma rossdale
Kingston Rossdale smiling would be news enough (I plan to never lose my two front teeth, by the way), but WHAT IN THE WORLD is Zuma wearing? I could maybe look the other way if he was wearing that outfit at the beach, on a surfboard, but just walking down the street? Blinding.
I don’t understand why the Rossdales would go through the trouble of buying matching (terrible) outfits with (terrible) socks and shoes and (terrible) bowties, and then not go to the trouble of tucking their shirts in like gentlemen.
The Rossdales are up to no good. No one is planning good behavior when they are wearing that many necklaces. Or facepaint.

Yawn — another photo of Kingston Rossdale in an elaborate Halloween costume. (Last month, he was a cowboy. Flip-flopper.)
And another photo of Zuma Rossdale as the most boring, conspicuous Batman ever.
The difference between Kingston and Zuma Rossdale is that Kingston knows when class is called for. He’s in dress shoes and a button-down, and is sporting a surprisingly well-coiffed hairstyle, as he celebrates his mother’s birthday with dinner.
Zuma, though, sported sneakers and a tank top, and accessorized with a belt that’s not doing its job and what appears to be a sippy cup.
You have to dress for the occasion, even when the guest of honor is your mother. And Zuma is dressed for a redneck picnic.
The Rossdales are getting a very early start on Halloween, it appears. Kingston’s choice surprises me because I guess I imagined that his cowboy style would be more like Clint Eastwood inĀ The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, and less like Woody from Toy Story.
I’m even more confused by Gwen’s costume. I just cannot figure out who (or what) she’s supposed to be in those pants. A sumo wrestler on safari?
If not for the off-brand snacks and that ridiculous hat, I’d almost believe that Gwen Stefani is a good mother.

On the one hand, you have to give Zuma Rossdale credit for committing to this character.
On the other hand, he’s running down a street in a sleeveless tee with his face painted like a tiger, and he is not at a carnival or any kind of facepaint-appropriate event. He gets no credit.
These Rossdale children are out of control. Basketball shorts? Public parks? Wearing a shirt that says “Enthusiast” in big letters without more accurately describing the subject of this purported enthusiasm?
Good lord, at least they’re wearing helmets.

Zuma Rossdale got a mani-pedi in red and blue for his third birthday.
Look, I have no problems with boys being well-groomed. (And, of course, if Jenna Lyons says it’s okay, THEN IT IS.) My problem is the mismatching. Red and blue might go with your Captain America costume—which, by the way, looks so cheap and itchy it makes my skin hurt just looking at it—but it won’t go with anything else.
Next time, try a more neutral shade:
