OMG: "Toddlers & Tiaras" Star Eden Wood Is Launching A Line At NYFW
by Tracey Lomrantz, Glamour Magazine
Move over, Kanye West: There's a new celebrity designer clamoring for the fashion week spotlight. She's got a loyal following, she sings and dances, she loves an audience...and she's four years old!
Eden Wood, pageant princess of "Toddlers & Tiaras" fame, is launching not one but two different clothing lines during New York Fashion Week!
On Sunday night, the precocious reality star will hold a show at a gallery space in Nolita, debuting her own eponymous clothing collection for kids and a new line of boots she "designed" in collaboration with Cicciabella. "Designed with trendy tots in mind, Cicciabella Cowgirl Riders are a line of western-inspired boots that come in a wide selection of vintage prints," the press release says. "As the new face of the Spring 2012 line, Eden Wood boots feature high-glamour detailed embroidering, soft faux suede and plushy lining is paired with a rugged sole for indoor or outdoor wear."
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The little lady herself will be on hand for interviews (duh, we are so there), and oh yes, she'll be giving a musical performance. In case you're not familiar with Eden's body of work, get acquainted:
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Has she officially arrived, or what!? Do you think it's ludicrous that a four-year-old pageant queen will be showing her clothes at fashion week? Do you watch "Toddlers & Tiaras" ('fess up!)? Discuss on our Facebook page.
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Yes Michelle, not only do they exploit their lil girls and sexualize them with all the crap they make them wear and such, they get all bent out of shape when someone calls them out on it and try to sue! If they don't want people to say, that little girl looks trampy.. don't dress them that way!
It's a sad sad thing and just helping create another generation of annoying, self serving, shallow and materialistic kids. Gross.
Society is appalled when children are victimized by molesters but parents and the media are doing the same thing in a slightly different way. Shows, pageants,and these types of publicity stunts do sexualize little girls and allow them to grow into materialistic, shallow, women who may rely on their looks and sex to get what they want.
Where is the outrage toward all this?
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