Recycled Wardrobe: 18-24M Girls

It's a common misconception that when you shop resale you can only find bits and pieces to accent your wardrobe.  We're here to show you otherwise!    We will be featuring different sizes later on, but here is an example of an18-24M girl's wardrobe. 

Everybody knows that dressing yourself or your children is easier in the summer, you can just throw on a dress and some sandals, or shorts and a tee.  In the winter, however, it's a little harder to match up your layers effectively.    

Shirts (left to right): Beetlejuice 2T, Copper Key 2T, Gap 18-24M
Skirts (left to right): Children's Place 18M, Haute Baby 18M, Children's Place 24M


The key to maximizing your children's wardrobe for the winter is to choose items that can be easily mixed and matched to make every outfit feel like new.  Pick items within the same color schemes and pair them with black and white staples. 

Dresses (left to right): Gap 18-24M, Blueberri Blvd 18M, Gap 18-24M - Sweater: Ooh! La! La! 2T
Leggings (left to right): Gymboree 18-24M, Gap 18-24M, DKNY 24M




Don't forget to add some basics...

LS Shirts: Children's Place 18-24M - Grey Jeans: Gap 18-24M - Blue Jeans: Gymboree 18-24M

  And some warm layers...

Denim Jacket: Gap 18-24M - Beige Jakcet: Zara 18-24M - Fur Vest: Gap 2T
Gap Sweater: 2T - Pink Juicy Hoodie 2T Brown Carters hoodie 2T


Is there a particular size you are interested in seeing?  Comment below and let us know!

my fave kid's looks...

When it comes to little girl's fashion, confidence always makes the outfit.  Inspiring kids to select their own outfits based on what they like and not what everyone else is doing is a great lesson for any youngster to learn.

I must say that one of my favorite ways for kids to express their boldness is print mixing!

Little Colette rocking the mixed prints at a VERY young age

A girl at the LA Zoo...LOVED her fashion choice.

Here are some examples of print mixing that my Mom and I put together with items from Growing Kids.  Believe it or not, each outfit is made up of entirely different brands.

3-different patterns, but it works because the colors are neutral

Staying in the same color family helps stripes and bold patterns work well together

Mixing similar animal prints never fails

Bold prints go well with neutral polka dots of any size

Mixing stripes always works - the colored peace signs really help pull this look together

Tie-Dye can be tricky, but it also can work!

We had so much fun putting these together, it's no wonder kids love picking out their own crazy clothes.

Encouraging your children to be trendsetters is a great way to teach them about being a leader.  Motivate fearless fashion amongst those kiddos! 

Thanks for reading...