i have tried and failed to find DD2 a suitable outfit for a posh wedding. help.

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she is 10.
won't wear dresses or skirts. won't wear pink or flowers. or sparkles. or anything tight. and she is tall and very skinny.
posh wedding is next week
any suggestions? please?

Ummm - monsoon

Lots of other lovely stuff as well as the sparkly. Could you reach a compromise perhaps wear dress over trousers - especially if she's tall.

Maybe Velvet trousers, I'm guessing that this would be too ruffley?

i have a cousin who is 11 and recently refused to wear a dress or pink sparkles etc

she wore a suit and tie! she looked fab actually

I've been looking for a trouser suit, but couldn't find one - did she have to get a boy's one, NP?

i dont know im afraid

does she like peaches geldof? r is she too young to notice

peaches wears blazers all the time and looks cool

try to not think of traditional wedding attire

peaches

or what about a waistcoat and trousers?

Would she wear something like this? My blond, blue eyed DD looks stunning in the one her BF gave her.

Agree slug, I wqas wondering about a salwar suit

srry. little ratbag has vetoed all of those.
still stuck.

So what sort of things does she normally wear?

jeans. tshirts. rugby shirt. shorts.
has about 3 outfits will always wear and nothing else.

Would she wear city shorts, with a shirt, maybe? It would mean tights though .

shorts?

what does she think she should wear?

these sort of trousers in navy or cream

a white T shirt or shirt

plainish cardigan similar to this

Not exactly dressy but they are smart and its a compromise of sorts?

Prob won't help, but I have to confess if my 9 year old DD was being fussy after I'd suggested loads of outfits, I'd just insist she wore something of my choosing (without putting her in a frilly monstrosity of course!)

oh my god.
we have lift off.
she thinks she might like those shorts.
also have joules in town so can pop in and try on.
you are a bleeeding genius

. Wow. Result.

Boden had an outfit idea with shorts, and some rather funky silver converse-alikes, no doubt sold out, but might work? As long as they're in a sufficiently festive fabric/material.

Rihght - there was me thinking DD1 would be easy. time to dress her.
is 12. doesn't want to look too 'little girly' but does hanker after sparkly fairy type frocks. not mad keen on anything monsoon or next.

Hmm - Prom type dress? with a cardi?
This is pretty
A bit glittery?

she likes the orange.
thanks