Nicer outfits for girls

[Anonymous]

Mine is not a teen (just 10) but I struggle with this too. We have a few hand me down blouse type shirts that have come in very handy! But they are nicer material than what you see at Old Navy etc. I guess I maybe need to start looking around at department stores, but actually taking my kid to shop with me is hard because she doesn't love it. Being able to order online and try on is so much better.

Francescas is definitely for older girls/young women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mine is not a teen (just 10) but I struggle with this too. We have a few hand me down blouse type shirts that have come in very handy! But they are nicer material than what you see at Old Navy etc. I guess I maybe need to start looking around at department stores, but actually taking my kid to shop with me is hard because she doesn't love it. Being able to order online and try on is so much better.

Francescas is definitely for older girls/young women.

At 10, Nordstrom and Macy’s still had a pretty great selection. Now that my daughter is 14 and has a developed body Francesca’s it’s definitely more the way to go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Altar'd State was my daughters' go to for those nicer types of outfits but unfortunately the two locations in our area closed.

Altar'D state still lives online. You can order from there. Or Lulus (online)

[Anonymous]

Rock n rags , love shack fancy , altard state , occasionally dillards , Francesca's , princess Polly , Lucy in the sky , pacsun , urban outfitters

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mine is not a teen (just 10) but I struggle with this too. We have a few hand me down blouse type shirts that have come in very handy! But they are nicer material than what you see at Old Navy etc. I guess I maybe need to start looking around at department stores, but actually taking my kid to shop with me is hard because she doesn't love it. Being able to order online and try on is so much better.

Francescas is definitely for older girls/young women.

Francesca’s has the Frankie’s line for tweens. We’ve had luck with that.