Teeny French Model in Vogue

There's a lot of controversy about this tiny tot. Only 10 years old and she's already been pronounced as the next best thing in the fashion industry. Thylane Lena-Rose Blondeau, from the Ivory Coast of France, has been considered a fashion model since the ripe age of four but has only recently posed for Vogue Paris causing an uproar among prospectors in the fashion world. Having been dubbed "Beautiful, talented, inspiring etc'' by several young fashion bloggers, professional sayers are taking a much more serious stand to this issue. The Huffington Post wrote an article questioning whether Thylane was "too young to strike a pose". Allvoices.com described the situation in an article by stating, "A 10-year-old model's [Thylan's] low-cut dress, stiletto heels, heavy makeup and sultry gaze in a Vogue Paris fashion editorial has raised some eyebrow." Too harsh? Not harsh enough? What do you guys think?

  

In my opinion, her poses are way to adult, her clothes are much to flashy, and her eyebrows are raised in a way more suggestive way then any ten year old should be raising them. But she is a beauty, and her success is inspiring. I think because of this, people are trying to shove her into roles made for adult shoes to carry out. I mean, she has the legs, the brows, the long hair and the look and she's only ten years old. That's the age of my little sister! I mean in one hour we'll be leaving for her ballet concert where she'll be prancing about on stage with a bunch of other blondies wearing awkward leotards, tutu's and flappy ballet shoes. I think if Thylane's career was going to have a more appropriate edge she should be doing things that your average 10 year old should be doing - but then again back to school JC Penny's models aren't as successful as a Vogue model. 

I guess the real question here is: Is the success worth it? 

Her most controversial picture yet. Her parents were battered in opposition by the media after this was released.

 I completely agree - this little munchkin was made to be a star. But at what cost?