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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]FWIW I don't think she needs to be limited to muted athleisure. I think she just needs some help with some brands and styling. My DD9 likes graphic tees from Abercrombie Kids, Zara, and Old Navy.

She had sneakers similar to these [url]https://lolaandtheboys.com/collections/girls-sneakers/products/star-girl-glitter-sneakers[/url]. Basically like Golden Goose knockoffs and got alot of compliments.

With Wicked 2 coming out there will probably be alot of related tshirts or hoodies.

Leopard print leggings with a black shirt and a denim jacket?

[url]https://factory.jcrew.com/p/girls/categories/clothing/pants-and-leggings/printed-leggings/CM489?display=all&fit=Classic&colorProductCode=CM489&color_name=desert-khaki-vintage-br[/url]

I would take her to a mall and let her explore Abercrombie, Old Navy, Zara to get some ideas. I feel like 8 years old is when I started shifting to having to take my DD to actual stores to try things on vs just ordering a bunch of stuff online and assuming that she would like it.

Things like cherries, bows, capybaras are in so if you get shirts with that kind of stuff you can pair it with flare or wide leg denim.

It is a stage where girls start transitioning their fashion away from Tea Collection and Boden but it doesnt mean that she needs to jump into crop tops and teen wear. I think alot of girls start to accessorize more with bracelets, necklaces, keychains on their backpacks, jibbitz in their crocs etc.
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