There are so many different and amazing dressing up games for girls who love fashion. And I’m not talking about the ipad or computer screen variety. I’m talking about getting active and PLAYING dressing up games or activities that get the imagination flowing and giggles erupting.
Girls who love fashion will be drawn to these games, I think… they can be creative and express themselves in so many ways! Let’s dig right in to 12 different dressing up games for girls who love fashion.
1. Fashion Show
This is a fun game for a group of girls to play when they have a more extensive girls dress up collection. Encourage them to spend some time selecting two or three perfect outfits each, including accessories. Tell them they need to practice changing quickly, doing their best catwalk and spin, showing off their great outfits. They can also practice describing to the audience (you?) what each other is wearing. This game encourages planning, poise, and making a smooth presentation!
When you have children who love dressing up, it’s pretty crazy just how fast their dress up collection grows. If you don’t have a plan… a dress up storage solution, you’ll have a huge mess on your hands pretty much all the time.
PAW Patrol. If you haven’t heard of it, you’re likely not a parent to a young child. If you HAVE heard of it, then my guess is you are likely more than just a little bit familiar (to put it mildly) with the names of Ryder, 
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PAW Patrol… if you are a parent to a child between the ages of 1 and say, 10, you’ll VERY likely be more than just a little acquainted with 
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Princess Dress Up Shoes – every dress up collection for a little girl who is “into” girly stuff and all things Princess should definitely have a pair. Or two pairs. Or three pairs… because Princesses need wardrobe options, right?
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” We start asking our boys this question at such an early age, as we’re fascinated to hear the answers, aren’t we? We write it down for posterity, we chat about the many possibilities for them, and we definitely encourage them to role play in boys costumes like the ones we’re looking at today!