Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am of the mindset that you should let them show off their flat stomachs while they still can!
This post is so weird. Sounds a bit like a troll who wants teen girls to show off their stomachs for gross reasons.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My daughter loves Hollister and American Eagle and we’ve been able to find a few things there, but I really miss the days of Tea collection dresses and Hannah Andersson! The stores seem to be full of distressed jeans, super short shorts and crop tops. Am I the only one who would rather her daughter not show so much skin? Where can we find cute, stylish clothes that are a little more modest?
Stop being ridiculous. They are in middle school, not elementary school. Every decade has clothes parents are scared of and every decade teens still wear them. The fact that you are judging your own child based on her clothing choices is the saddest part in all of this. Baggy distressed high waisted mom jeans with a baggy crop top is probably more innocent than anything you wore in middle school.
Some families attend events (like church for example) where crop tops are not acceptable. I clicked on this thread also looking for modest clothing sources. My daughter has her share of crop tops, but she still needs more modest nice clothing (and not athletic wear)
Anonymous wrote:I think one point is that a lot of girls don’t want to dress this way and yet are being forced into it by the lack of choice in the fashion industry. My kid definitely is not searching out ultra short shorts and would really prefer to avoid ripped stuff as the shredded threads are actually really irritated/uncomfortable. OP is asking for options, which is fine. I agree we shouldn’t have to go to 8 stores to find the one t shirt at each that is NOT cropped. We found one at GAp and my kid was saying t me that she wished it came in more colors.
Anonymous wrote:I am of the mindset that you should let them show off their flat stomachs while they still can!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My daughter loves Hollister and American Eagle and we’ve been able to find a few things there, but I really miss the days of Tea collection dresses and Hannah Andersson! The stores seem to be full of distressed jeans, super short shorts and crop tops. Am I the only one who would rather her daughter not show so much skin? Where can we find cute, stylish clothes that are a little more modest?
Stop being ridiculous. They are in middle school, not elementary school. Every decade has clothes parents are scared of and every decade teens still wear them. The fact that you are judging your own child based on her clothing choices is the saddest part in all of this. Baggy distressed high waisted mom jeans with a baggy crop top is probably more innocent than anything you wore in middle school.
Anonymous wrote:For solid leggings and tees, Primary. I like how the leggings cover up more of the bum, no crack showing. Lands End is good too, when they have sales. Most kids don't really care where their solid colored things come from.
I also like Crewcuts, Patagonia, Columbia, and Puma. Target and often the random Midwestern stores like Dillards and Herbergers are pretty good, courtesy of Grandma.
Anonymous wrote:I think one point is that a lot of girls don’t want to dress this way and yet are being forced into it by the lack of choice in the fashion industry. My kid definitely is not searching out ultra short shorts and would really prefer to avoid ripped stuff as the shredded threads are actually really irritated/uncomfortable. OP is asking for options, which is fine. I agree we shouldn’t have to go to 8 stores to find the one t shirt at each that is NOT cropped. We found one at GAp and my kid was saying t me that she wished it came in more colors.