Birthday 6, 2004 (age 12) Younger sister of Johnny Orlando who started her own YouTube vlog channel in March of 2013. She does skits and challenges, often with Johnny. She enjoyed dancing and playing hockey growing up. She started appearing in Johnny's YouTube videos when she was 7 years old. She is in nearly every one of her brother's videos, but sometimes you have to look very closely to find her. Her sister, Darian, makes and edits all of her videos. She has another sister named Maddie. Her parents are Meredith and Dale Orlando. She posted a video where she attended an Austin Mahone concert in Toronto in 2014. She collaborated with Hayden Summerall on a video titled "TIN CAN CHALLENGE" in April 2015. Lauren Orlando Fans Also Viewed Lauren Orlando Is A Member Of More November 6 Birthdays on March 24, 2008 at 8:08 AM, updated Every night will be ladies night at Progressive Field this season -- at least when it comes to shopping. This year the Indians open Tribe Pride for Her, a women's-only clothing store in section 142 of the newly named park.

Items will range from $325 purses and bling-bling Swarovski crystal denim jackets to a hip new line of vintage-look hoodies and Ts, to the usual fleeces and sweats. This increased emphasis on women's wears is one of a couple new themes in the team shops, where they'll also be selling new apparel celebrating the 60th anniversary of the 1948 World Series championship, items honoring the stadium's new name, and a new-look jersey and cap. In addition to being available at Tribe Pride for Her, the new women's and girl's styles -- as well as the other new products -- will be available at all team shops. The largest selection will be at the stadium location. Recently, Shop Talk got a sneak peek at some of the new scores. • Retro, vintage-y, Abercrombie & Fitch-ish hoodies and T-shirts from Banner Supply, all with either the name or logo appliqued on, for him and her. The red misses hoodie with the blue appliqued "Indians" logo is especially cool ($75), as is the "Indians: Established 1901" faded women's baby-T ($35).

For men, the thermal waffle long-sleeve T with logo applique is a standout ($55). • Crocs, yes Crocs! Everyone in the world seems to wear them, so why not wear yours with an Indians logo. $35 (adult sizes) and $30 (youth sizes). • Keeping with the footwear trend, the Tribe has unveiled Reebok Chief Wahoo tennis shoes ($75). • Schedule pens ($4). The perfect solution to losing that schedule in the bottom of your purse or wallet. These are such a popular seller they can barely keep them in the store. • Opening Day "block" C caps ($32) and new authentic alternate home block-print jerseys ($180). • The 1948 commemorative posterized ticket wall-hanging ($125). There's also a complete line of jackets, Ts and sweats celebrating the Indians 1948 title. • The official Indians Garden Gnome ($30). Odd, yes, but cute. These are just a few of the new and popular choices to support the Tribe in '08. Area minor-league teams also have some new merch to kick off their season.

), from a classic purple and black leather jacket ($99) perfect for these early spring games to logo sweatshirts for kids and adults ($22-$30), road and home jerseys ($75-$125) and long and short sleeve T-shirts for the family. assassin's creed 3 altair outfit cheat codeLittle fans might like the toddler hoodie ($30) or Orbit mascot dolls ($14). jls hoodies for adultsFans of any age are sure to love Dugout Dollars, which can be given as gifts and spent on tickets or anything in the ballpark and store.macy's izod hoodie Lake County Captains: The team may be minor league, but their merch is definitely not. 5sos hoodies ph

Wearable options include a line of new caps from New Era ($17), replica home jerseys ($70), T-shirts and sweatshirts and adorable "old-time" infant onesies ($9.97). Other wares range from a playful bright green Skipper wobblehead ($10) to mugs, pilsner glasses and pennants. zack & zoey hoodie Have information on a store or sale you would like us to include in Shop Talk? david and goliath clothes wikiE-mail the address below or send a fax to 216-999-6269, attn.: Laura DeMarcosilvia s15 hoodie Reader Request: "I'm a 23 year old 5ft 90lb Asian girl who often gets for a 15 year old (or an 18 year old on a good day). Can you offer any fashion advice on how to look more your age? Specifically when it comes to casual clothes. I'm in grad school in the sciences and don't have the benefit of wearing nice professional clothes."

Being the approximate age and size of this reader, I set out to illustrate her situation. I put on my "grad student of the sciences" ensemble: sweatshirt, jeans, sneaks, and a curious face. I avoided makeup and pulled my hair back into a simple ponytail. I pictured my parents nodding vigorously in approval (their mantra is: a minute wasted on makeup, hair, or fashion is a minute that could've been better spent on studying). End result - below left. After (right): A few changes make a big difference in age. Left: Gap hoodie PXS, A&F kids tee sz M, True Religion "Joey" kids sz 12, New Balance sneaks kids sz 4 Right: Banana Republic top PXXS, J.Crew cardigan XS, True Religion "Stella" kids sz 12, Cole Haan flats sz 5 To keep casual and grad school-appropriate (I'm picturing long treks across campus and hours studying in the library), I avoided high heels. I wouldn't call myself fashionable, so keep in mind these aren't tips to look more stylish, or taller - just more mature:

And although this isn't fashion advice - I feel that looking more mature or sophisticated truly starts at one's face. Asians, especially, tend to have young baby faces that can really be transformed with a little eyeliner, mascara (on curled lashes), and bronzer. The products I'm wearing can be found in my everyday makeup for beginners video. Continue reading for more suggestions... I decided to put together another outfit for casual weekend-wear: Left: Abercrombie tee XS, A&F kids shorts sz 12, Old Navy flip flops Right: Gap white tee sz XS, H&M shorts sz 2, Alfani sandals (Macy's) sz 6 "borrowed" from Mom, BR earrings Low wedges and strappy sandals are my must-haves for summer. I love strolling around Boston, but I don't enjoy doing so tottering in heels or flopping around in rubber thongs. I've amassed several pairs of summer "walking shoes" from Macy's and Target at decent prices. Hope you guys found this post somewhat helpful, or at the least - entertaining!