Juicy Couture OK for 14 year old?

[Anonymous]

If she likes the style just buy it for her. Not a big deal. Probably outgrow in a year anyway.

Why not?

[Anonymous]

That's a good point. Why make any decisions at all for your child? Just let them do whatever and they'll probably outgrow it. Eff it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Daughters says it’s back in style but DH is uncomfortable that it has the word “Juicy” written on the butt. He thinks it’s trashy and overly sexual for a middle schooler. Thoughts? Unreasonable?

Trust your husband on this one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't see GAP or university names written on butts no

This is hilarious. I have some in my closet from my undergraduate and graduate days from HYP and another top 10 school. (Don’t wear them any more but I have good memories!)

Would totally buy juicy for my DDs when they are a bit older. I wore fun, fitted, stylish clothes in high school and college and grad school because I liked them.

[Anonymous]

Yeah that's hilarious haha. Lol.

[Anonymous]

The brand, Juicy Couture, has “couture” right in the name. So it must be good.

[Anonymous]

Juicy Coochie is more like it

[Anonymous]

These are popular again?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These are popular again?

Yes. And, don’t you want your kids to be popular too?

[Anonymous]

I've seen some brand that says "USED" across the bottom of the pants. Is that for real also?

"Juicy" is probably even worse though. That's right up there with "moist" or some other borderline suggestive term.

It's not so much the word, but the location of the word.

Expect attention from men for sure.

[Anonymous]

Here's an apt comparison. Remember those Big Johnson tshirts that were popular in the 1990s with guys? Similarly suggestive shirt, just those were for boys instead of girls.