Designers started incorporating sharp shoulders, tuxedo lapels, structured waists, and sleek column silhouettes into formal wear, offering an alternative to the hyper-feminine aesthetic of the past
Tweens tell me that the moment one style becomes saturated on the dance floor, the next one pops up
My goal was to curate pieces that aren't overly drab or office-like, but instead, are fashionable and trendy while remaining appropriate for the business casual dress code
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I used to think the trend was creepy and a bit narcissistic: Its not enough to birth a mini-me, I need him to dress like me too! But then my son was given a striped Kule onesie that matched my long sleeve tee from the brand and it was just too cute not to be twinning with tiny him so Ive never looked back