Girls Christmas party outfits

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Anyone got any recommendations for good Girls party clothes?
I need dresses and shoes for my 10 and 3 year old DD’s for a Christmas party.

The last few years I've picked up some nice bits from M&Co. They have 25% off too!

www.mandco.com/girls/new-arrivals/

Thanks! Will have a look.

I really like the angel faces tutus with tights and a little cardigan. You can pick up some bargains on eBay as the skirts are quite pricey x

www.angels-face.co.uk/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI1bLqtKmC1wIVQSjTCh1hUAarEAAYASAAEgLPifD_BwE

Wow! Thoose are amazing, my 10 year old is definately going to want them all though!

Does anyone know where you can get (very slightly) heeled shoes for my 10 year old also? (shes a size 2)

I got dd a gorgeous velvety like dress from Morrisons with gold stars all over it for Christmas, it's lovely, wish it came in grown up sizes! It was about £10.

@Kragghooooooullllll

Thankyou! I will have a look, my youngest loves stars, so I wanted to get her something with them on for christmas.
I know the feeling of wanting little girls clothes in adult sizes though!

uk.monsoon.co.uk/uk/children/shoes

Monsoon do lovely kids shoes with a small heel

Always Monsoon. My DDs have their dresses every year, proper little girls frothy fantasy dresses!

Heeled shoes are a health and safety hazard, and restrict what we can do, even for adult women: why on earth would you inflict them on a 10yo? Plenty of other good and safe/healthy options.

@LetThereBe and @Hippadippadation

Thankyou! Monsoon seems amazing for both dresses and shoes!

@Dozer

Dont be ridiculous, shes maybe going to wear 1 inch heels for a couple of hours because she has asked to! I'm not forcing her into stilettos and will be bringing her a change of shoes in case her feet hurt.
Anything could be a bloody health an safety hazard, try having some fun!

@Dozer

I just ordered these incredibly high and dangerous heels for my 10 year old, shame on me!

Health and safety hazard

Is it “fun” you’d encourage a 10yo boy to have?

Boys are encouraged to wear practical shoes that enable them to climb, play, dance. Girls are given this sort of shit.

@Dozer

I wouldnt enocurage any of my children to do anything they didnt want to, if any of my sons really wanted them then they would get them.
DD has trainers and practical shoes for climbing / playing / dancing, but she wanted these for the party.

Girls only want this stuff, and boys don’t, because of social conditioning. Boys and men wear practical shoes to parties.

I like a party outfit for my DDs, but it’s depressing that heels are sold to young girls.

@Dozer

Thats just not true, if thats how you have chosen to raise your children then that is your fault not mine. I let my children like what they want to like.
My 3 year old dd would never wear pink or heels because she dosnt like that. My 4 year old son loves glitter and is wearing glittery slip ons (not practicle for climbing) and we are looking for a glittery top for him. My 8 year old son is probably wearing loafers to the party, they are not the most practicle either.
In case you were confused we are not going to a christmas climbing party and so footwear does not have to be practicle for climbing.
It just so happens that my 10 year old dd likes 'girly things' such as heels, so I support her and let her wear what she is happy and comfortable wearing.
They are not exactly selling stilettos for kids, it barely has a one inch heel! How can that be depressing? There are much bigger issues you could be worrying about. We dont force all 10 year old girls to wear heels and there are hundred of 'practicle' options for them.

temps those shoes appear to have heels of the same height as my husband's dress uniform shoes. If the armed forces think they are OK march in I'm sure your daughter will manage for a few hours at a party.

@GrumbleBumble

Thankyou! That is a very good point, I'm sure she will be fine too. (but will bring her comfy shoes in case they rub)