Teen Style Guide

  • Oct. 27, 2011
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Introduction

Teenagers usually want to feel they fit in with their friends and peer groups and feel accepted by them.

One important aspect of this can be looking the part so that they feel in sync with those around them. For many teenagers, this can be very difficult if they lack confidence in their looks and feel unhappy about the way they dress because they don’t know what suits them. Even worse, they can feel resentful because their friends look great which can bring down their self-esteem even more.

Instead of reveling in their own sense of style because they know what styles and colours look fantastic on them, teenagers often wear the same clothes as their friends as they look to them and other peer groups for inspiration, acceptance and direction in how to dress.

Unfortunately, most high street fashion, especially teenage fashion, is designed for ultra slim, waif-like figures. This can be great for girls who have that bodyshape, but as we know, teenagers come in all shapes and sizes and many find it frustrating and impossible to find the right clothes that flatter their bodyshape and lift their confidence. Therefore, they can end up wearing completely the wrong styles and cuts because they don’t know what else to wear.

At The Glass Slipper, we’ve styled many teenagers over the years and are fully aware of their and their parents’ frustrations in finding the best styles for everyday casualwear and for going out.

That’s why we’ve put together this special Teen Style Guide and packed it full of our tried and tested advice and top tips on how to help your daughter make the right style decisions based on what suits her bodyshape and colouring. This way, she’ll feel much more positive about developing her own unique sense of style and find it a enjoyable experience because she’ll know exactly which cuts, styles and colours make her look amazing.

Thus, she’ll always know what to buy and what to leave in the shop, thereby saving herself (and you) a small fortune. She’ll also cut out that awful angst-filled learning curve most teenagers have to go through to find out what suits them.

And, most importantly, she’ll develop fantastic styling habits that will last her a lifetime.

Wardrobe Basics For A Stylishly Confident Teenager

It’s what’s in your daughter’s wardrobe that can make or break her confidence. The only way to begin is by getting the basics right.

These cores pieces should be simple garments that are easy to layer, create into outfits and accessorize. As they will be easy to mix and match, thereby making them ideal for dressing up and down to suit the occasion, each item will get plenty of wear, helping to squeeze the most out of your teenager’s shopping budget.

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