Kids are rocking the retro look!
It's no secret that fashion is cyclical. Trends come and go, only to come back again. They say the '90s are the 'new vintage', but for our little ones, these days it's all about '80s and '90s inspired outfits. So, buckle up your kids' overalls and get them jumping in jelly sandals, because the dynamic world of children's fashion is heading for a throwback, and your wardrobes are in for a fun ride!
1. The Denim Resurgence
Denim jacket, anyone? That's right, denim is back again and it's cooler than ever!
Blast from the past - denim jackets, overalls, and distressed jeans are the current heartthrobs of the children's wardrobe. Just don't forget to pair it with a color-pop fanny pack for an added spice.
2. The Checkerboard Charm
Remember the classic Vans with the checkerboard design? Get ready to checkmate, because this trend is reviving not just in shoes, but in kids' overall apparel, including shirts, skirts, and even dress socks!
3. The Return of the Ruffles
They say, 'The more, the merrier', and it holds true for ruffles! Think '70s-inspired dresses or ruffled collars adding an extra flair to every kid's outfit. This trend is fast catching up and how!
4. Go Gingham!
From picnic blankets to fashion trends, gingham has made quite the leap. It's become the print-du-jour for dresses, skirts, shirts and why not, even matching umbrella for the rain!
5. The Jelly Sandals Joyride
One of the best parts of being a 90’s kid was summer, which signaled the return of jelly sandals. The sheer, sparkly, and rainbow-colored footwear are back in style, offering a hint of nostalgia with every step.
These retro revivals are rewriting kids' fashion norms, embarking on a journey nostalgic yet contemporary. As fashion icon Yves St Laurent once said, 'Fashions fade; style is eternal'. So get your kids styled in these adorably chic retro trends and capture their priceless, 'fashion-forward' moments!
Hold on, though! I’m talking ‘bout the mini-fashionistas. Let’s face it, at the end of the day, they decide if it’s a yay or nay! Talk about 'kids-ocracy', eh?
