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Help needed - what do teenagers wear?

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river island defo the best (nice one pointy) but New Look pretty cool too wink
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 12-Jun-09 19:31:00
Oh thanks- only found out what age group I was working with today- so not had much chance to do anything as I am at home with my dcs...the river island site is just what I am looking for
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 12-Jun-09 17:38:35
Have a look around River Island for ideas. They've got some cool teenage stuff.
For girls vests are always popular.

Ones like this:
www.dorothyperkins.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StaticPageDisplay?storeId=12552&catalogId=20552&ide ntifier=dp%20tee%20shop%20vneck%20strappy
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 12-Jun-09 17:35:03
'Tighter' fitted T shirts are more fashionable now than great big baggy ones.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 12-Jun-09 15:20:06
Oh thanks giggle - have got some lovely florescent inks

Devil - I have plain t-shirts - doing a print workshop with them
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 12-Jun-09 15:12:49
Do you need to buy the t shirts, or just come up with ideas for the prints?
Like you, I haven't got teens yet (thankfully) - but printed t-shirts with fluorescent colours and black designs are really a fave of the ones I teach. Think 1980's and can't go far wrong wink
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 12-Jun-09 15:07:20
I normally run workshops for younger children (arts based)...but have been asked to do one for 12-16 olds this weekend - t-shirt printing. I have younger children, so not really up on what is the cool thing to wear - what are your teens into? - thanks
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