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After faculty, most children wish to put on a T-shirt and shorts or pants at house. Some children don’t thoughts carrying hand-me-downs, whereas others dislike the concept.
Starchild readers inform us that they wish to put on their favorite garments and footwear after they exit. Some of you need T-shirts with cartoons.
Usually, your mom decides what you put on. However, some of you kick up a fuss in order that your mom will allow you to select your individual garments.
Here’s what readers needed to say on the subject, My Fashion.
Eight-year-old Wong Cheng Yang needs to design garments along with his favorite sport characters. “I will design 3D T-shirts. The items will be colourful and glittering, featuring my favourite Pokemon characters like Pikachu, Raboot and Cinderace.”
Sophie Yap Jyn Qing, 9, likes to put on vibrant garments. “I wish I could attend a fashion show. I would love to see some of the latest fashion trends, designed by famous designers.”
Younger sibling Claire Yap Jyn Wei, six, needs to design outfits impressed by patterns on desserts. “The colour themes of my dresses are pink and purple. The highlight is an outfit with long flowing sleeves, which resemble piped icing on a cake. I will also include accessories like pearl and diamond necklaces.”
Seven-year-old Bethany Wang Qi Syuen isn’t specific about fashion. “Normally I wear what I am comfortable in, which is usually a summer dress or a blouse with a skirt. I like pink accessories and think polka dot patterns are nice. I imagine having two-tone hair colour would be fashionable.”
Younger brother Asher Wang Qi Chuen, 4, writes: “My fashion choice is a T-shirt with sleeves to keep me warm and long pants with suspenders to hold it in place. I’d wear a cap to protect my hair from the fan, and a pair of comfortable sports shoes to run around in. That’s what I call comfortable.”
“I would design a simple yet elegant lavender gown with a lavender-themed bracelet. This reflects the simplicity of nature,” says Elena Shreeya Vasu, 12.
“My favourite outfit is a blue shirt with pink short pants. I like these clothing because they are comfortable,” says Victoria Liew Yen Yi, 10.
“I want to design simple dresses for tea parties,” writes Mandy Tang, 5.