Tween Clothing Australia - Fashion Photoshoot
Just stay this little
Oh darling don't you ever grow up, don't you ever grow up
It could stay this simple
I won't let nobody hurt you
Won't let no one break your heart
No one will desert you
Just try to never grow up
Never grow up



At fourteen, there's just so much you can't do
And you can't wait to move out
Someday and call your own shots



And don't lose the way that you dance around in your p.j.s getting ready for school



Just stay this little
Oh darling don't you ever grow up, don't you ever grow up
It could stay this simple
And no one's ever burned you
Nothing's ever left you scarred
And even though you want to
Just try to never grow up





Fashion Photoshoot Info:
This shoot was a collaboration between Emy Lou (Photographer), Eleni Moutevelis (Stylist) and Raquel Melendez (Hair & Makeup). We chatted with Emy post shoot about how it all came together.
"Photo shoots sometimes don't go quite to plan and this one was one of those times. My original vision was to create a cool urban vibe mixing double denim with simple understated pieces. I hoped to shoot mainly in a natural light studio, but also in the back streets of Sydney using edgy and gritty walls in black, grey and white tones (perfect for showing off some amazing tween clothing pieces in Australia). It was going to be edgy and a little bit bad ass.
Making it work...
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Charmaine Chung
Charmaine Chung is one half of the lady boss team behind Somewhere Between, a resource for super mamas everywhere raising kids in the feisty pre-teen and early teen years. Beginning her career in retail fashion, before moving onto the music industry, working for major record labels, Charmaine eventually moved from Sydney to Laos to follow her dreams of starting a family. Four kids and 14 years later, she’s back in Canberra where motherhood has won her over, leading her to develop Somewhere Between - for mums just like her - raising kids who are navigating that space between their childhood and teenage years.