Lately I’ve been reading a lot about holiday gift-giving within big families, and each of these stories seems to have something in common: teenagers. They’re notoriously difficult to buy for, and unless you plan on shelling out big bucks for designer duds or the latest gadget at Best Buy, your purchase may be greeted with a forced smile and a mere “thanks.” (Why do you think grab bags and Secret Santas are some popular these days?) I don’t mean to go all Grinch on you, but it’s frankly my least favorite group to shop for. Well, if you’re like me –a glutton for punishment who tries to seek out creative options– but you don’t want to buy yet another iTunes gift card, check out the [&hellip
girls’ fashion accessory Archive
My 8-year-old has suddenly become a fan of wearing extra-long T-shirts. It all started this past summer when she took an acting workshop, and some of the older, middle school-aged girls came to class with shirts one size too big. But rather than wear them loose, they wore their shirts knotted in the back for a more fashionable, fitted look. I’m hardly one to encourage following the fold, but at least this particular look kept the kids from looking unkempt. Although practical, the unadorned look still seemed to be lacking something…and that’s when we stumbled upon TagTailz. Designed to give some personality to your ensemble, these fashion accessories let girls celebrate their sense of style while achieving a pulled-together look. (Any mom contending with a [&hellip