Definitely browse Lulu's for jumpsuits

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Short black dress shorts, nice top, strappy heels

If she is girly and just hates dresses, this is a perfect idea! I may do this myself next time i have to dress up

Don't. You are too old for that look.

I’m old enough that short black shorts and dressy top makes me think of Rocky Horror Picture Show.

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Anonymous wrote:Is she cis/straight? Is her style generally pretty feminine despite disliking dresses? If yes, maybe something like this:

https://www.lulus.com/products/dancing-to-the-music-green-iridescent-sequin-wide-leg-jumpsuit/1618976.html

Is this a typo? What is cis?

Don't ask. You don't want to go down that rabbit hole.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Short black dress shorts, nice top, strappy heels

If she is girly and just hates dresses, this is a perfect idea! I may do this myself next time i have to dress up

Don't. You are too old for that look.

Anonymous wrote:DD hates wearing dresses. What’s a good alternative?

Definitely not a pantsuit. Blech!

Skirt and nice top should do.

Anonymous wrote:Is she cis/straight? Is her style generally pretty feminine despite disliking dresses? If yes, maybe something like this:

https://www.lulus.com/products/dancing-to-the-music-green-iridescent-sequin-wide-leg-jumpsuit/1618976.html

Not sure why it matters

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is she cis/straight? Is her style generally pretty feminine despite disliking dresses? If yes, maybe something like this:

https://www.lulus.com/products/dancing-to-the-music-green-iridescent-sequin-wide-leg-jumpsuit/1618976.html

Is this a typo? What is cis?

Are you for real?!?!

Maybe she’s posting from Indiana?

Mine wore black palazzo pants with a rhinestone trim on the side (from Macy’s) and a one shoulder satin tank (from lulus, I think). Heels and sparkly dangly earrings. She was super comfortable and got lots of compliments.

Another year she wore a short dress (I think lulus or macys) that had a full skirt so not the micro body con which she finds very uncomfortable.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is she cis/straight? Is her style generally pretty feminine despite disliking dresses? If yes, maybe something like this:

https://www.lulus.com/products/dancing-to-the-music-green-iridescent-sequin-wide-leg-jumpsuit/1618976.html

Is this a typo? What is cis?

Are you for real?!?!

My cis daughter wore a slouchy suit to hoco and looked great.
Every year there’s been a girl wearing some sort of pants outfit in her group.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is she cis/straight? Is her style generally pretty feminine despite disliking dresses? If yes, maybe something like this:

https://www.lulus.com/products/dancing-to-the-music-green-iridescent-sequin-wide-leg-jumpsuit/1618976.html

i would think a transwoman or lesbian teen could also wear this. what a weird distinction to make.

You're correct that a transwoman or lesbian teen could wear this, but I think PP was clarifying if she dresses more masculine, in which case these sequined jumpsuit suggestions are probably not what she's looking for. More about style, less about sexual preferences.

PP was making assumptions that lesbians aren't "girly"

Anonymous wrote:Don’t go.

Of course, if your daughter can't dress like a teenage slut with a micro dress showing her underwear, she should just stay home.

Going point PP.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is she cis/straight? Is her style generally pretty feminine despite disliking dresses? If yes, maybe something like this:

https://www.lulus.com/products/dancing-to-the-music-green-iridescent-sequin-wide-leg-jumpsuit/1618976.html

i would think a transwoman or lesbian teen could also wear this. what a weird distinction to make.

You're correct that a transwoman or lesbian teen could wear this, but I think PP was clarifying if she dresses more masculine, in which case these sequined jumpsuit suggestions are probably not what she's looking for. More about style, less about sexual preferences.

OP here, thanks for these ideas! I will run them by DD.

Anonymous wrote:Is she cis/straight? Is her style generally pretty feminine despite disliking dresses? If yes, maybe something like this:

https://www.lulus.com/products/dancing-to-the-music-green-iridescent-sequin-wide-leg-jumpsuit/1618976.html

i would think a transwoman or lesbian teen could also wear this. what a weird distinction to make.