| +1 on short tight dresses. Wear with sneakers. This is what EVERY girl does. My daughter went to one last night and some ever wore off the shoulder sweatshirts over the dresses when it got dark. |
It’s definitely not what every girl wears. Girls should wear whatever they are comfortable in instead of feeling the need to conform to some unrealistic dress standards. My 13 yo daughter is a size women’s 10/12 almost 6’ with DD breasts and there’s no way she’d leave the house dressed like that. Most of those dresses wouldn’t even fit her body type if she wanted them to. It’s fine if you have an undeveloped or underdeveloped body at that age and it still looks little girlish. When a 14 year old has the body of a 25 year old though skimpy and tight is NOT the kind of dress they should be wearing. |
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Make sure she wears shorts under her dress. Kids often play games where they are running around or climbing on each other.
-Event Planner. |
| I would not recommend putting a 14-year-old in a bodycon dress. It is essential to consider the child's comfort, age appropriateness, and the potential for confusion or discomfort in others. Instead, opt for age-appropriate clothing that allows the child to express their individuality while also respecting social norms and their own boundaries. |
This one is nice! |
Lol at the idea that a bodycon dress will cause confusion at a bar or bat mitzvah since 95% of the girls will be wearing one. |
Ok but this is an extreme outlier of an example. Most teens don’t need to be “undeveloped or undeveloped” to wear them. |
oh for gd's sake obviously no one was talking about your specific daughter! |