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London Fashion Week claims that no girl under sixteen can walk on its catwalks.

Anna’s first reaction was, “Oh no, what about Johanna Stickland?”

My first reaction was, “Big talk and little girls, but why will things change?”

But then, another thought:

If London does succeed at rutting the junior high girls from their catwalks, and other cities follow, the girls who’ve just turned sixteen (and seventeen, and eighteen) have completely lucked out.

It means they get another 2-3 years to develop, expose, and attempt to oust the various Lilies and Julias before another new class comes to stake their clothing claim - so Irina K and Allie Michaels could get a little breathing room before the industry pegs them as a star or a stick figure (or both, as we’ve seen with Catherine McNeil).

Our favorite out of the new bunch is Georgia Frost, because she’s awesome (and pictured at left).

But how old is Tanya D, really?

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posted by guest

Jul 13, 2007 11:32AM

Tanya is 16, and whoever is posting this morning can't spell these model's names. Her name is Ali Michael.

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posted by Ani

Jul 13, 2007 8:34PM

This always has been a "controversial" topic for some time already. I remember in the early 1990's there was alot of press about the then 14-year-old Bridget Hall, who quit High School to pursue modeling full-time. Anne Vyalitsyna, Lily Cole, Heather Marks and Gerren all had their modeling high-points all before their "sweet sixteen".

p.s.
I also like Georgia Frost. very few people can pull off the blonde hair with dark eyebrows.

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