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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think well-dressed means different things to different people. To some, it means no sweatpants. To others, it means clean clothes that match and aren't wrinkled. To yet others, it means high-end brands. So first you'd need to sort out what well-dressed means to you/your kids.

My 12 yr old went through a very heavy leggings/yoga pants phase that she's only just begun to come out of. At first she was wearing leggings (mostly capri) with all kinds of shirts and she often looked like she'd thrown her outfits on as she ran out the door. I said no. I moved all her tops that (were longer) look good with leggings to one side of her drawer and we agreed she'd pick from those each time she wanted to wear leggings. I made rules for when she could and could not wear yoga pants (yes to school on gym days).

The majority of DD's clothes come from Old Navy and Macy's, with a smidgen from H&M, and Ross. [b]We do not buy pants unless we can identify a shirt that will go with them.[/b] To me well dressed means the clothes are not wrinkled, stained, falling apart (holes), and match. [/quote]

I am looking for clothes that match, generally.

This is a great tip. Thanks!
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The easiest way to accomplish this is to buy a whole collection. It is always well coordanated. I buy those most often at Zara, sometimes Gap and H&M.[/quote]

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