3. A pair of jeans
There is no fashion expert who says that you don’t need a good pair of jeans. It’s a clothing item that you can wear almost everywhere and it goes with everything: with flats, sneakers, heels, boots, sandals, even with flip-flops. You might already have it in your own wardrobe, but there is something different about your children’s jeans: the material, the fit, the cuts, the colors.
You can be really brave and even make an outfit with all the clothing items you have already “stolen”. Pair that button up shirt with the blazer and the jeans and you’ll be golden.
You can even throw on some accessories, such as necklaces or sunglasses and you’re good to go.
4. A mock neck solid blouse
Mock necks are a statement piece when it comes to fall or winter fashion. You can come up with multiple combinations, you can pair them with everything and that long neck is going to elevate your look and make you feel a little more sophisticated.
If outside it’s chilly and you want to take advantage of that, then going for a mock neck blouse it a great idea: plus, it will keep you warm. It doesn’t matter what color the clothing item is, pair it with something simple and neat, put on some dressy shoes and you will be dinner or business ready in no time.
If you’re going for a more sporty look, then some flats or sneakers might be a better option. Even if it’s cold outside, you can still rock your sunglasses. Don’t forget to walk with confidence!
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Just like Jesse J would say, mamma and daddy know best! In this case, they know for sure how to rock and elevate their children’s wardrobe. Don’t be afraid to borrow some clothing items from time to time, especially if they fit you well.
Let all of your fashion fears aside and wear everything with confidence! If you feel like you won’t make it, then smile and move on!
Fashion should be fun and creative and stealing clothes from your children should really give you a good laugh.
Don’t be afraid to dare! Get inspired and creative and everything will flow accordingly!
Happy clothes “stealing” from you children!
