For one so young Jessica Alba's daughter is certainly keeping up to speed where her fashion is concerned. Of course, little Honor has her mother to thank for her on-trend purple outfit which she wore on a family day out in Brentwood, California. The two-year-old could melted even the coldest of hearts in her cute get up which comprised of a white vest top with a purple cardigan, jeans and a pair of canvas shoes topped off with a quaint pink bow in her hair.
The wardrobe choices would have most likely come from her mother, who is pregnant with her second child. To add to her cuteness factor her canvas shoes were almost exactly the same as those worn by her father Cash Warren - the only different being the colour. Purple was predicted to be one of the big colours this season after a strong showing on the catwalks late last year.
And Honor pulls it off with ease, outshining the likes of Cheryl Cole who made an embarrassing faux pas with her purple trousers at an appearance for the U.S. X Factor - which she has since been axed from.
Meanwhile Jessica Alba herself opted for an black outfit, with a polka dot blouse, trousers and flat - with a tan coloured shoulder bag. While husband Cash wore a black shirt and chunky knit cardigan, grey shorts and black and grey canvas shoes.
Over the weekend the pregnant actress spent several hours shopping at different spots around Los Angeles with her daughter who turns three next week. Alba toted her mini-me around, who was dressed in a princess outfit, making several stops until the sun had set on their shopping marathon. The 30-year-old wore a long tie-dye purple and white dress with a zipper jacket. Her little girl was on her best behaviour as they went around the supermarket stocking up.
Alba is due to give birth to her second child this autumn, she has yet to reveal the sex of the baby preferring instead to keep it a secret. She said: 'We tell our family but we don't tell anyone outside of that. I'm hiding it well.' And, asked whether she thought Honor was ready to have an older sister, she said: 'We talk about it. She loves babies, she loves her dollies and she likes taking care of her dollies. I think that's the closest association she can really have with a baby.'