It was an unexpected challenge that many women might hesitate to embrace: trusting their 3-year-old to curate their wardrobe for an entire week. But that’s precisely what Emily Hart decided to do, allowing her little one, Jake, to sift through her closet and select her daily outfits. The outcome? A delightful mix of mismatched shoes and cartoon-themed tees that brought a smile to her face. (You can see the five outfits she ended up wearing here.)
Emily’s experience comes with a valuable lesson for all the women who often find themselves changing outfits multiple times before stepping out: most people don’t actually scrutinize what you wear as much as you think they do. It’s a liberating realization that might just make your morning routine a whole lot simpler.
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In summary, letting your child pick your outfits can be a fun experiment that not only sparks creativity but also reminds you that style is subjective and often overlooked by others.
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