Today marks the 2-year anniversary of an article witten by Slate Magazine’s Emily Yoffe, on the state of girls’ fashion, and the frustrations of parents and their daughters felt while trying to find something “just right”. While style seems to change almost daily, the article seems just as relevant today:
She (child of Washington that she is) had given me a useful parameter of ‘tween fashion. While you don’t want your daughter to look like Britney Spears, she doesn’t want to look like a failed Supreme Court nominee from the Bush administration. In between those two poles, if you have patience and good arch support, you can find enough nice stuff.
Read the article here.
What are your feelings on the state of girls’ fashion today? Leave your comments below!
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