Tips for Dressing up Your Little Ones

So, how many times have you thought what colour will suit your girl and which accessory to club with the dress? We bet, you are tired of going through so many options and end up more than confused. 

1. Know Your Kid: 

A kid can never pull off a dress if he or she is not fond of that colour. Know what your kid likes and what not. Develope a taste for colours and then add in two or three of your child's favorite colors to his or her wardrobe. Kids can pull off any color they like -- just look for shades that flatter.

2. Accessorize Well

For Accessories go for one simple rule, if you are going for a very bright patterned dress, keep the accessory in monotone that is, single colour. You can choose the brightest colour from the vibrant outfit. If the dress is a monotone pastel then you should go for a vibrant accessory. Too much colour on both sides might just mellow own the entire effect. So, when you pair patterned pieces next to each other, a solid accessory gives the eye somewhere to rest.

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3. Play with all Colours: 

We at Little Weavers are all about keeping our culture alive and one thing that our culture an clothing is very particular about is --colours. We see a lot of it around us. Perhaps, we are part of one of the few countries where men are as colourful as woman without any unease. So, teach your kids the values of colours in life so, that it can be passed on. 

4. Coordinate Colours but don’t match

Don't try and match everything to the outfit. Find something that goes well. For example try neutral basics for lowers and tame it up with a bright top. You can then coordinate a multi colour accessory that compliments the entire outfit. You don't want to overdo a particular colour by putting in same earrings, same headgear or the same colour shoes. So, remember coordinate but don't match!  

5. Refresh Their Wardrobes

Make sure, to refresh your little one's clothing from time to time. Buy new ones on every special occassion. Like one for the family holiday, this way they can cherish and relate to a particular dress "this is the one we bought for my first day at school" 

What’s your little one’s favorite colour of clothing? What was yours as a kid? Let us know below!

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