Thank you chewed.
Get women angry about anyone commenting on sexualised clothing. Even better if you can frame the people challenging it as the real pervs. If anyone so much as mentions that there is a socialisation element what makes someone attractive, best knock that down too. Claim that they are the ones with the problem. They're just looking to stifle girls' creativity and individuality. How awful of them!
Whilst we've got women hooked on the idea of 'wear this for empowerment', they'll let the kids wear it. Now obviously most normal folk would never look at a child in a sexual way (which is why the 'if you have an issue, you're a perv' argument appears so compelling), but it lays the groundwork for a certain model of attractiveness and all you have to do keep shutting down socialisation angles.
Once we've got girls buying into mini women ideals, we can sell them all sorts to make them feel better about themselves, in a 'totally empowering' way, obviously. Girls need dolls they can put makeup on, media features about how to copy someone's 'look'.
Add in the media, celebs, influences etc and we'll have teens who are image conscious. This is great because teens are going ti have a rocky time so best find ways to target their insecurities, spots? Pores? Bikini body? Tan? After all, they'll need to look right in the fashions we've decided are attractive.
Image conscious teens will want to continually spend money on clothes in order to keep looking attractive 'for their benefit', obviously. Whilst we're there, look at how you can do all this other stuff to your body so you can look even better. Everyone wants an Instagramable photo after all.
Now you've hit adolescence and you're getting noticed by boys (because part biology and part because we've taught you for years how to look and act for male benefit) and that reinforces to you what ut is to be attractive and pretty.
Then you hit early adulthood and you've bought into fast fashion and really the beauty industry, fashion industry abd diet industry is based on making astronomical amounts of money by exploting your insecurities. In fact, we'll even charge you more than men for hair removal products because we know you'll pay it (nobody wants the circle of shame over their armpit after all).
But socialisation doesn't happen and anyone who objects to children being brought into it are apologists for attackers and just want to bring girls down.