This season, take fashion direction from young starlets. Celeb fashions set the stage for trendy additions to your wardrobe. You'll be surprised at how well teen styles transition to mom-approved fashion.
Flouncy feminine skirts
At New York Fashion Week, English pop star Cher Lloyd performed her hit single "Want U Back" in a flirty satin skirt and pumps paired with an animal print top. This fall, embrace the flattering fitted waist and flouncy skirt trend in easy-to-wear neutrals with tights and bold pumps.
Try it on your teen
Go feminine without going bright pink with this lace skirt from Joe Benbasset. Pair it with a fitted sweater, bodysuit and warm tights for a fall-friendly look that's flirty but not too skimpy .
Make it work for mom
Take the A-line skirt to knee-length with this red satin skirt from Kate Spade . Take it to work with a fitted blouse or out on date night with strappy sandals and a sexy tank.
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Asymmetric lines
At the Teen Choice Awards, socialite and reality star Kendall Jenner wore an asymmetric dress with a high-low hemline and lace accents. Pair a side braid or swooping earrings with a one-shoulder top or dress for a stylish look.
Try it on your teen
Translate Kendall's asymmetric style to a casual party look with a one-shoulder blouse with ruffled accents. This floaty top transitions to fall when paired with skinny jeans in a pastel or trendy print .
Make it work for mom
Try an asymmetrical neckline with short sleeves for a trendy look that doesn't cross into teen territory. For a night on the town, this BCBGMAXAZRIA cocktail dress takes on the trend with a flirty, mom-friendly hemline and a sleek, sexy silhouette .
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Form-fitting bustiers
Former Nickelodeon star turned singer-songwriter Keke Palmer rocked the red carpet in a bright bustier and a tight side ponytail. With the right touches, a bustier can work for teens and moms. Try this ultra-flirty, ultra-flattering cut in a fitted top or party dress.
Try it on your teen
Choose a strapless bustier dress in a casual or lacy fabric to try the trend without getting overly sexy. Pair it with bright-colored tights or leggings and dangly earrings. Remember, this style is more suited for a formal dance or party than school .
Make it work for mom
Pair a bustier neckline with a sheer top or dress that hints at the lingerie-inspired shape without showing too much skin. This LC Lauren Conrad shirtdress keeps it trendy with a beaded color and a vintage silhouette .
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