Burberry went all-out for its holiday campaign.

Your move, Brooklyn.

Famous kids are following in their parents's footsteps, from ad campaigns to magazine covers.

Can't handle the cute.

...but wherefore art thou, Romeo?

Last night, Victoria Beckham tweeted this composite image (right) of her 10-year-old part-time Burberry model son Romeo done up like Karl Lagerfeld with the words "Romeo who?" printed underneath. "I can't stop laughing right now,genius!" Beckham wrote. Below, some possible explanations as to how this image came about.

Sienna Miller has some tiny shoes to fill: She's replacing Romeo Beckham as the face of Burberry's ads for Fall/Winter 2013, alongside her fiance (and baby daddy!) Tom Sturridge.

Operation Become Jenna Lyons has now entered Phase 2: Lyons expanded "Jenna's Picks" so you can do more than just shop like her - you can start to absorb her cultural tastes as well. {J.Crew Tumblr} J.W. Anderson sent men down the runway in silky halter tops - kinda looks like our go-to outfit for hitting up Claire's at the mall in 2001. {Business of Fashion's Twitter} Can we start calling Romeo Beckham "Baby Posh"? Burberry's Christopher Bailey said the mini-model inherited mom Victoria Beckham's love of fashion. {Vogue UK} Miss Utah did absolutely nothing to fight beauty pageant stereotypes during last night's Miss USA Pageant. {Deadspin}

Mick Jagger's youngest daughter, 21-year-old Georgia May Jagger, has big dreams to expand her modeling horizons to the Victoria Secret catwalk. {Vogue UK} This is what what you'll be wearing in the next 5 years: hagfish slime. It's true, the boundaries in fashion are almost nonexistent these days. {The Guardian} Target screws up big time when it labels its plus-size dresses "Manatee Gray" while its standard dresses are called "Dark Heather Gray." {HuffPo} Before you purchase Gwyneth Paltrow's new cookbook, It's All Good, be warned that it's not all good, unless you're prepared to shell out $300 a day on those recipes. {Yahoo}

This video makes our post-holiday work re-entry a bit less painful. Get ready to say "awww"!

Ten-year-old Romeo Beckham may have already scored himself a Burberry campaign, but he'll have to wait a while--six years, precisely--before he graces the pages of Vogue. That's when Romeo will meet the minimum acceptable age established by Vogue's health initiative--and according to British Vogue EIC Alexandra Shulman, the magazine won't feature him until then.

Move over, Victoria and David, there's a new style star in the Beckham family--and it isn't baby Harper.

Much credit is due to those hard working editors, models, and designers in the industry who juggle motherhood along with their demanding fashion car