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Slim Boy Back to School Outfit Capsule: 16 Items – 10 Outfits

Starring Anson from Working with Lemons

I used to think I understood slim fashion being married to a slim adult man.  Then I gave birth to three of his children, and I learned how to dress slim babies, toddlers, and boys.  I get so much satisfaction out of finding clothes that actually fit for clients of this body type.  

If you’re looking for clothes that have enough length and not too much width, check out these 10 items of clothing plus 6 accessories that can be made into 10 outfits.  That’s two full weeks of original outfits without a repeat.

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Thanks to Anson from Working with Lemons for modeling all these looks for me.  As you can see, he is a performer.  And if you haven’t seen his remake of Hamilton, stop what you’re doing right now.  Because after you see that, you’ll be spending the next several hours watching everything he has done back to his original real-life reenactment of Hans from Frozen.

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Back to School for Tween Girls

Back to School for Grade School Boys

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Tween Girl Back to School Outfit Capsule: 15 Items – 11 Outfits

Starring Mia from Working with Lemons

I think tweens may be the hardest age category to dress.  They don’t have a child’s or an adult’s body.  They don’t have a child’s or an adult’s style sense.  And it feels like the only thing available for these budding adolescents is covered in snarky screen prints.

We can do better, in fact, we can build a whole wardrobe that’s fashion-forward, modest, and affordable.   Check out these 10 items of clothing and 5 accessories that can be made into 11 outfits.  That’s two full weeks of original outfits, plus a day for extra credit.

SHOP THE WARDROBE
|  A  |  B  |  C  |  D  |  E  |  F  |  G  |  H  |  I  |  J  |  K  |  L  |  M  |  N  |  O  |

Thanks to Mia from Working with Lemons for modeling all these darling looks for me.  If you haven’t seen her remake of The Greatest Showman, stop what you’re doing right now.  Because after you see that, you’ll be spending the next several hours watching everything she’s done back to her original real-life reenactment of Ana in Frozen.

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Back to School for Slim Teen Boys

Back to School for Grade School Girls

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