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We recently spotlighted some of the most fashionable young celebrities for our annual FABY Awards on February 8th. We couldn\u2019t ignore the stylish tweens and teens who are following in their parents’ footsteps.<\/p>\n
Take Blue Ivy, Beyonc\u00e9 and Jay-Z’s daughter, for example. She\u2019s shown she can match her mom\u2019s iconic looks and is leading the new generation of style icons alongside her cousin Julez, a rising star on the runway. Zaya Wade is another inspiration, known for her bravery in embracing her unique identity, inspiring kids worldwide.<\/p>\n
Now, let\u2019s highlight some of the standout fashionable tweens and teens. First off, Blue Ivy is in a league of her own. Her mother might have joked that \u201cit should cost a billion to look this good,\u201d and Blue Ivy truly dazzled during Beyonc\u00e9’s recent tour with her superb dance moves and incredible style featuring designers like Christian Siriano, Versace, and Vivienne Westwood. She can effortlessly switch between high-fashion elegance and a tomboy style.<\/p>\n
North West, daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, is another trendsetter. At 11, she’s already made a name for herself with her futuristic outfits and catchy lyrics. From walking the Balmain show in Paris in 2015 to channeling both her father’s and Michael Jackson’s styles, she\u2019s fearless in her fashion choices. Whether she\u2019s raiding her mom\u2019s closet or taking part in TikTok trends, North proves she’s a jack of all trades.<\/p>\n
Zaya Wade, daughter of retired NBA player Dwyane Wade, is also emerging as a fashion icon. At 17, Zaya uses her platform to advocate for trans rights and inspire others. She and her father launched \u201cTranslatable,\u201d a resource for trans youth and families. Besides her activism, she\u2019s known for her impeccable style.<\/p>\n
Azzy Milano, the 18-year-old daughter of Fat Joe and Lorena, knows how to make a statement with her fashion choices. Whether she’s in a Jean Paul Gaultier dress or carrying a vintage Louis Vuitton bag, Azzy\u2019s style is always on point.<\/p>\n
Lil’ Kim\u2019s daughter, Royal Reign, is a mini version of her mother. Often seen in matching outfits, from Dolce & Gabbana sets to chic fur coats, Royal\u2019s style exudes elegance and regality at just 10 years old.<\/p>\n
Julez Smith Jr., Solange Knowles\u2019 son, has inherited his family’s excellent fashion sense. Last year, the 19-year-old made his runway debut at New York Fashion Week and walked for Versace in Milan. He also models for brands like Wales Bonner and Loewe.<\/p>\n
Mendeeces, Yandy Smith\u2019s son, has graced the runway ever since growing up on Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta. At 18, he\u2019s already made waves at Paris Fashion Week and looks dapper in everything from hot furs to trendy outfits.<\/p>\n
Lastly, Grammy award-winning singer Monica\u2019s daughter, Laiyah Brown, is a rising fashion star. At 11, Laiyah often rocks stylish looks like sequin mini dresses with feather hems and tulle dresses alongside her mom.<\/p>\n
So, who\u2019s your favorite fashionable tween or teen? Be sure to vote!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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