What are the styles for teen girls age 12-15?

Styles like

-clothes and what stores/brands

-And shoes and stores/brands

-hair (how you wear it %26amp; bangs)

-accessories

-make-up

You know like things girls care and worry about.

What are the styles for teen girls age 12-15?

Clothes:

1) Abercrombie and Fitch is the number 1 for girls here in North America. Their clothes and the shops are perfect age-wise and they are " in" and " the cool clothes" to wear. As well, I would recommend Hollister and Garage. Those two stores are also very popular. If you are going for a more elegant look, like an English girl, Abercrombie and Fitch is good, but for a casual American, Hollister, Nordstorm and Garage!

2) Hair, well the fashion now is to have the Katie Holmes hairstyle. Short hair, with a fringe, is now the top fashion. What's also fashion is long hair, straightened by hair irons. If you want to use good hair products, I recommend Kerastase, all the celebrities are using it.

3) Accessories, go to Claire's Accessories. The jewellry isn't expensive and really cute!

4) Make-up...well the girls are still young, so something like Dior would be ridiculous. I would recommend MAC because it's good for your skin, not too expensive and is really good!

What are the styles for teen girls age 12-15?

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What are the styles for teen girls age 12-15?

Stores:

Abercrombie

Limited Too

Aeropostale

Hollister Co.

American Eagle

Accesories:

Chunky, big, bright stuff.

Make Up:

Lots of eyeliner and lipgloss!

What are the styles for teen girls age 12-15?

This is a bit difficult to answer, since the question is very broad. Every little girl is different. I am the oldest out of my sisters and my cousins, and so I know this out of experience. While my sister, who is 12, is more into the rock scene, my cousin, who is 13, likes cute, conservative clothing. So, once again, it all depends on the girl.

However, in general, I'd say that a good place to shop would be at Target. The Juniors section is cute, and can be mixed in with the Pre-Teen clothing really well. If you're willing to spend a bit more than Target, go ahead and go to Hollister, American Eagle, Abercrombie, etc.

Also, about clothes, I'd say that they should fit appropriately. The pants shouldn't be too tight or too baggy. The shirts shouldn't be revealing. Etc.

For shoes, I'd say that Converse and flats are really cute styles. They are also both really versatile, depending on the print of the shoe. You can find Converse and flats just about anywhere: Target, Payless, Kohls, etc.

Hair is one of those things that REALLY just depends on the girl. I mean, sure, side-swepped bangs have been really popular. Layers tend to be universaly great. The older the girl gets, the more likely she'd want to, say, straighten her hair. This is very popular, and in this case, for dimention, I recommend severe angles and layers.

Note about hair: Very full, straight-across bangs are very... elementary, unless they are curled slightly for a more vintage look. However, this vintage look is also for older girls, as the look can run somewhat risque, leading towards Betty Paige.

Accessories depend on the what the girl is wearing. However, regardless of the age, remember to keep things balanced. If the girl is going to wear big, clunky bracelets, keep the necklace minimal. If the girl is going to wear a big beaded necklace, do not overcrowd the face with huge earrings, as well.

Headbands are cute, no matter what the age. Hats, especially more vintage ones, are also adorable. Clunky jewelry has been popular for a while, and can be pretty versatile.

Make-up... Jesus. If the girl is under 14/15, she should not be wearing any make-up. I didn't start wearing make-up until 14, and even then, it was very minimal-- I only wore eye-liner. However, if a girl is to wear make-up, keep it to lip-gloss, which can even be lightly tinted.

Also, a girl younger than 16/17, in my opinion, should not wear any foundation, blush, eyeshadow, lipstick, etc. Keep things natural, girls, and don't be in a hurry to grow up.