they do?? this girl literally cherrypicked the clothes that she would personally want, and something tells me she doesnt want a sirt of a unicorn under a rainbow that says "be you" or smth
Rlly is but I'm 5'6 and only fit into lady's. Thing is half the stuff in the lady's is to big cause I have a small waist and no jeans fit me 😢 I'm 13 btw
art class brand is for preteen kids, so it's a little more mature than cat and jack. and the sizing is slightly larger and also goes up to XXL. so if you're an adult xs/s or a small medium you can probably fit the xxl clothing. -target employee
In my opinion, yes we can have these types of clothes for older people who are small but we shouldn't get rid completely of sparkles and unicorns because these represent what childhood should be at its core, innocence. Even adults can wear such clothes, look at Japanese street fashion for example
I agree with your larger point! Because I absolutely find these clothes cute, but I do feel as though it kind of feeds into the larger cultural trend of making kids look older than they are. I'm in my 20s, but when I was a kid, there was already that pressure to start looking "older" - trying to be a teenager when you're 10. And I feel like these sorts of clothes sort of continue that cycle. But of course it entirely depends on context and the actual age of the kid wearing them, so what I guess I'm really saying is for parents to pay attention to WHY their kids want to wear these kinds of clothes - do they really think it just looks cute, or are they trying to fit in by looking older than they are?
@@hnicholehaha for real. I mean for me it only started at around age 13 that I wanted to look older and I was always soo upset that the clothes from Zara and Mango for example didn’t fit me yet because my underdeveloped ass couldn’t pull it off (I actually was a bit underdeveloped body/ physique- wise because I came a month too early at birth). My german mum was always brutally honest tho and straight up told me, even though she said it kindly, that I looked like I was wearing a costume for playing dress up whenever I tried on more „adult looking“ clothes because it just wouldn’t fit me yet. She was right and now I‘m glad I was probably part of the last generation (born 2000) that wore shirts with horse print on them til I was about 13/14. 😅
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Omg my target was like that! But then I went there recently and they updated for spring and they had all these cute kids active wear things and a bunch of cute shorts and shirts, and this really cute tennis skirt
I’m so happy because the kids section hasn’t always been this good. Like literally a few months ago all I could find was stuff filled with unicorns and all of a sudden it’s amazing which is so refreshing cuz I can actually find clothes for myself as I’m 14 and 4’10 :)
woah im 15 and 5'6. i was pretty lucky cause once i was like 11 most of the kid's section didnt fit me so i didnt have to wear all those weird glittery rainbow unicorn shirts that i dont personally like.
y’all this is the teens section with clothes by art class, they still have rainbows in unicorns in the smaller kids section with clothes by cat and jack 😭
You don't have to shop in the kids section lol, just walk five feet to the left and you'll find their Wild Fable brand 😭 Wild Fable is just Art Class for adults (other way around really) , WF comes in xxs too if you're tiny. Lots of the same styles and colors in both areas
I remember when I was a kid target clothes for kids weren’t that good. I’m glad that the clothes are finally cute and fashionable for the young girls who want to follow the trends or express themselves through clothes instead of just having to settle for rainbows and unicorns lmao.
Tf? What are you talking about? If anything, that where all middle classed people like going to shop for clothes. Y’all need to stop and think about what your going to say, because the word “underrated” is becoming overrated.
I'm exactly the opposite of people in comments. I am 25 and wish clothes with sparkles and unicorns were in adult sizes too for older ppl interesed in J-Fashion
i work at target and dang, lots of the kids clothes are better than women's. it's crazy how there's no more of a "preteen" phase when kids grow up, it's kind of sad honestly
Those are literally clothes for children. They look childish as ever. I work at target too. Stop lying. The Cat and Jack brand is literally kitty clothes, Art class is really the only "preteen" thing we have.
Im going through my pre teen phase and its so weird its like two different ppl one day i wanna play with lol dolls and another day i wanna go shopping at dolls kill its such a mixed up thing
@@earthing3696 Art class is so cute. Lots of the teen girls I know love Wild Fable. What group of people do you associate Knox Rose with? That one is very hit or miss for me xD especially the dresses. Oh and for anyone that hasn't tried them the colsie sweatpants are fire 🔥😍
I remember as a kid I was so embarrassed of wearing clothes with stupid puns or sayings on them. Others were sweet messages, but let's be honest, who's going to want shirts with positive quotes 24/7? I'm glad that kids now in days can express themselves a little more. Edit: I forgot to mention the tv show characters and stuff. Some kids bully others for the characters on their clothing because it's a "baby show".
Yea lol my mom has no problem with me expressing myself as long as it isn't inappropriate but i would never pick out anything inappropriate anyways I really like fashion tho :)
definitely not 💀 im on the older side of my teens now and when i was a kid we all looked like actual kids, neon highlighter clothes and stupid slogans and weird patterns and all that. now my little sister at age 12 has been mistaken for a high schooler, it's weird as hell
Exactly, I'm only 16 but when I was a kid I was wearing "girl power" shirts and colorful leggings, frilly, sparkly stuff and flip sequins were the GOAT at my school. I didn't start dressing this mature until I was like 14 and I probably didn't even know what "high rise" and "crop top" meant when I was 9 or 10. Also unrelated but my name is Amelia too. ❤
Ugh I wish the kid target section was like this when I was that age 😭 when I was able to fit kids clothes it was all rainbows, unicorns, emojis, flowers, hashtags, and dogs/cats.
Yeah, people are mad that they aren’t doing that anymore but once you’re like 8 you stop believing in unicorns usually and you wanna wear something else, and then when you’re like 12 you actually wanna wear clothes that would let you fit in and stuff.
Honestly art class was so great for my last year or so of the kids section! At that point I really didn't like all the printed leggings and sparkles anymore and was so glad that i found something that I felt pretty in!
All my work shirts for my suits came from the boys section, size 14-16 or size 16 depending on the brand. I can’t even fit in an 18. 😂 The guys at work hated me when i told them how cheap it was.
When I was young I loved target's clothes section! It was fun styles, we could afford, and it wasn't too large of a space like a department store in a mall
those of yall saying that they should still have childish clothes, they do!! this girl literally took pictures of clothes that she specifically liked and suited her taste, she wasn't gonna put a picture with a dinosaur that says "momma's boy" on it or smth-
Edit: This comment meant to be an over analyzation, overly philosophical, literally just food for thought about a hypothetical concern that will probably never happen. I’m not this distraught about a piece of fabric lol. In one way I love to see kids’ sections broadening their style selection for kids who want to express themselves in different ways, but it also makes me sad knowing that if they were to ever *completely* eradicate the unicorn/spaceship/rainbow style of clothes, the future adults of the generation will never have any nostalgic clothing because their adult clothes will be the same as the clothes they’ve always worn. In other words, their childhood won’t have an “era” of clothes. And if you REALLY think about it, this would just further propagate the perception of kids as tiny adults, and the expectation of them to be grown up at a young age 🤔 food for thought
@@niki4079 I’m sorry I didn’t make it clear enough that my comment was supposed to be overly analytical in nature and that I’m not ACTUALLY this concerned about kids clothes. Also the “they won’t have anything nostalgic” line was in reference to clothing, I know there’s obviously other things kids will have to look back on than just clothes 😂 but my comment was about clothes and the video was about clothes so I figured I didn’t have to specify but I can definitely see how it was interpreted that way; just a misunderstanding :))
@@sanaya.3800 they totally are mature enough for these clothes if they want to! The first line of my comment literally said I love that the kids section is broadening so youth are able to express themselves in different ways. My point was stipulated by the circumstance of other more common “kids” clothes ever being completely eradicated, which will probably never happen. This comment was more of a hypothetical slippery-slope observation and less of an actual concern of mine. But it is true that children are very often expected to act and think like adults, when they aren’t; that part is true and actually messed up
i feel like im part of the last generation where parents dressed their kids super dorky, i see kids nowadays and theyre all stylish and have cool haircuts and stuff. boys esp when i was young almost every boy either had some kind of plain and managable short haircut or a semi-bowlcut situation and now all the little boys i see look like tiktok stars.
@Saniyah Addu I’m not complaining, it’s just shitty that if you’re at a current spot in your weight and you can’t find clothes. People should still be able to have fashionable clothes.
@Saniyah Addu People feel very insecure about their weight(Like me) it's not just about losing weight it's about eating healthy N looking after yourself ... it's hard
In my experience kids clothes are much cheaper and still great quality! I recently bought two kids sweatshirts and they fit so well! Like better than sweatshirts I spent double the price on for adults. My favourite pair of sweatpants are from the kids section too, perfectly baggy and exactly the right length with a super cute print, and they were so inexpensive. Also it helps that my style is obnoxious bright colours and sparkles. I spent half of my teenage years wearing black hoodies, this is my recovery.
I’m in college, I’m still small enough to fit into kids clothes and the jeans at target are my favorite pants that I own. I can’t find any other jeans/pants I like anywhere else. (not including leggings, I’ve found great leggings at marshall’s) If you fit into kids clothes and feel weird about buying them, get a gift receipt and pretend it’s for someone else and you don’t know if it’ll fit them.
I promise no one at the store including the cashiers care what you’re buying or if you buy kids clothes for yourself as an adult. I’m almost 26 but I’m 5’0 and 100lbs so I shop in women’s, juniors and kids. You don’t need to feel weird about bringing kids clothes to the register for yourself, the cashier couldn’t care less and won’t even remember it in 10 mins. Buy whatever you want (:
Buy what you like! Cashiers seriously don't even think about what they are ringing up (used to be one) they see sooo many products and sooo many people they really just ring stuff without thinking. Sure we try to be friendly, but don't really absorb what it is you're buying.
My 3 year old rocks Target daily! I got him that first sweater you showed but in the mustard color. He looks so handsome with it on! Love the kids section in Target!
I miss the 2020 I used to wear unicorn shirts and I’m 9 but I wear stuff that is trending but I have a older sister so she shows me everthing that’s trendy and I had TikTok but not anymore
It's kinda sad to me tho. Like kids are feeling the need to dress more mature and act more mature at such a younger age. It kinda feels like their childhood is getting minimized, and they're worrying more about what they're wearing, how people are perceiving them, worrying about more mature subjects when they should be worried about kid things, enjoying life as a kid.
I just commented the same thing. Like sure these clothes are cute to us but kids are missing out on what makes them kids. And they’ll worry about trends and popularity at a much earlier age than we did.
True but social media has kinda brain washed a lot of kids into thinking it was their choice to start dressing more mature I don't like unicorn sparkle clothes anymore and i will never start to like that stuff again now im more interested in a lot of popular fashion aesthetics
@@nileysnursery4408wdym its brain washed them into thinking they have a choice on what they wear if you genuinely believe that then the world would be a much better place without you
I see several comments saying that Japanese street fashion uses a lot of sparkles and unicorns, but to be honest, not really. Bright colored clothes and sparkles are mostly a thing in Harajuku fashion. The Japanese fashion right now is mostly monotone colors of white, black, and gray.
i’m happy that people are acknowledging that kids don’t just wear unicorns and rainbows. but of course this cute stuff comes when i don’t shop in the kids section anymore. i’ll probably still get those cute purple jeans though
YESS EXACTLY LIKE 70% OF THE COMMENT SECTION IS “ r-remember when we wore pink glittery unicorn shirts..? T-this generation is so fucked.. 🥺🥺 “ LIKE NOT EVERY KID IS GONNA WANNA WEAR THE SAME SHI YOU WORE WHEN YOU WERE YOUNGER
i literally have that red sweater! except i got a white one but they’re the exact same design! i actually wore it to school today along with a pair of pants i got from target as well and got so many compliments😁😁
For all those people who are saying its sad that they don’t have unicorns and glitches yes they do. this stuff is for the tweens I know when I turned 11 I started wanting to explore more fashion and stuff and that was a great place to start because it could fit me and was age appropriate for my age like no crop tops and stuff.
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