Danica Johnson
Sep 2, 20212 min
Hey y’all welcome back to the digest! Thursday’s…..we wear pink. Hehe (movie reference, I’ll let you guess). On a serious note, Thursday is for exploring fashion past, present, and future. Over the past month we’ve been celebrating back to school and getting our kids fitted for the season. I’m proud to say I stayed within budget how about you family?
Well despite money flying out of our pockets I love shopping and styling my son. As I was getting him ready for his first day I thought back to my childhood first day outfits and how the trend I was rockin was inspired. Sooo…this week is all about fashion icons that inspired our style as kids. Take a look…
Madonna
Grace Jones
Demi Moore
Cyndi Lauper
Molly Ringwald
Banarama
Prince
Lisa Bonet
Michael Jackson
MC Hammer
Winona Ryder
Melissa Joan Hart
Jennifer Lopez
Alica Silverstone
Gwen Steffani
Aailiyah
Madonna
Janet Jackson
Selena
Lil Kim
Courtney Love
Drew Barrymore
Avril Lavinge
Brittney Spears
Paris Hilton
Lindsey Lohan
Hilary Duff
Christina Milan
Nicole Richie
Destiny’s Child
Mary Kate & Ashley Olson
Raven Symone
Miley Cyrus
Rihanna
Selena Gomez
Demi Lovato
Well do you agree? Share your childhood fashion icon in the comments. As a tween it was Brittney Spears and Christina Aguilara for me. Freshman year I went through a hardcore punk rock phase with Avril Lavinge (no judgment zone remember). When I left that phase it was Jennifer Lopez, Aaliyah, Raven-Symone, then Rihanna going into my 20s. I’ve always had an eclectic fashion sense. Anybody else?
I hope you enjoyed looking back at fashion icons, don’t forget to share your favorites.
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