Slip your protractor safely back into your pencil case because the math required to send pigtails back to school was covered in kindergarten. The key to solving affordable fashion without blowing their college savings is the cluster. More explicitly defined as a small sample size of symbiotic, interchangeable items yielding a full wardrobe. No abacus or federal loans required.
Below a shopping list and theoretical application:
A – Heart Stripe Sweater (J.Crew $60), B – Tucker+Tate Angie Chambray Shirt (Nordstrom $38), C – Crochet Tank (H&M-In Stores Only $15, alternative), D – Down Vest (H&M-In Stores Only $25, alternative), E – Chaps Coated Denim Crop Jacket (Kohls $14, alternative), F – Glitter Ballet Flats (H&M $13), G – Tom’s Classic Youth Slip-On (Nordstrom $38), H – Not So Skinny Dot Jeans (Hannah Anderson $34, alternative), I – Printed Capri Leggings (Old Navy $10), J – Everyday leggings in Heart Stack (J.Crew $25), K – Floral Chambray Dress (Old Navy $20), L – Striped Faux Gem Tee (Old Navy $15), M – Shiny Bow Hair Clip (Land’s End $6), N – Shiny Skinny Belt (Land’s End $10), O – Bakker Navy Big Canvas Satchel (Nordstrom $70)
These are my favorite of all your posts! I frequently refer to the one from last year when planning my children’s wardrobes. Thank you so much for doing it again this year!
Adorable as always!
Could you please do a post on back to school outfits for high school/teenage girls? Thanks so much, and your videos/posts are amazing!
I would ditto anonymous’s request. I have a daughter starting 7th grade in a combined middle/high school and would love some suggestions!