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We’ve highlighted some of the most stylish celebrities for our annual FABY Awards on February 8th, and of course, we couldn’t forget the fashionable tweens and teens who are mini versions of their famous parents. <\/p>\n
Beyonc\u00e9 and Jay-Z\u2019s daughter, Blue Ivy, has shown she can rock any look her mom has worn. Alongside her cousin Julez, a rising star on the runway, the Knowles family is definitely setting the style standard for the next generation.<\/p>\n
Zaya Wade is another inspiration, known for her courage and individuality. We can\u2019t have a roundup without showing some love to Zaya, as she stands out among the fashion-forward youngsters.<\/p>\n
In this lineup of stylish teens, Blue Ivy is in a league of her own. At just 13, she joined her mom on the Renaissance Tour, showcasing her incredible dance moves and designer wardrobe from Christian Siriano to Versace. Blue Ivy effortlessly mixes high fashion with her tomboy style, proving she\u2019s a true fashion chameleon.<\/p>\n
North West, with trendsetting parents Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, is making waves with her futuristic looks and catchy music. At 11, she’s already walked the Balmain show in Paris and keeps surprising us, whether she\u2019s raiding her mom\u2019s closet or leading the latest TikTok dance trends.<\/p>\n
Internet personality Zaya Wade is blossoming into a fashion icon and social activist. Her parents, retired NBA star Dwyane Wade and Dr. Siohvaughn L. Funches, have created a resource called \u201cTranslatable\u201d for trans youth and their families. At 17, Zaya is admired for her advocacy and impeccable style.<\/p>\n
Azzy Milano, daughter of Fat Joe and Lorena, is all about luxe fashion. The 18-year-old is often seen in coordinated outfits with luxury handbags. Whether it\u2019s a Jean Paul Gaultier dress with an Hermes clutch or a vintage Louis Vuitton bag, Azzy nails every look with effortless style.<\/p>\n
Lil’ Kim\u2019s daughter, Royal Reign, is a perfect mini-me of her mom. The 10-year-old stuns in matching outfits with her mom, from Dolce & Gabbana sets to chic fur coats. Royal\u2019s style already shows grandeur and elegance, making her a top model in the making.<\/p>\n
Daniel \u2018Julez\u2019 Smith Jr., son of Solange Knowles, has naturally inherited his family’s fashion sense. At 19, he made a splash at New York Fashion Week and walked in major shows like Luar and Versace. Julez has also modeled for top brands like Wales Bonner and MiuMiu.<\/p>\n
Yandy Smith\u2019s eldest son, Mendeeces, impressed everyone at last year\u2019s Bomb Fashion Show. We\u2019ve watched him grow up on “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,” and now at 18, he\u2019s making a name for himself on the runway, whether at Paris Fashion Week or modeling high-end furs.<\/p>\n
Monica\u2019s 11-year-old daughter, Laiyah Brown, is another rising star. Always by her mom\u2019s side, she shines in sequined mini dresses, leopard sets, and tulle outfits. Laiyah\u2019s already giving others a run for their money, and we can\u2019t wait to see more of her future fashion slays.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s our roundup! Vote for your favorite fashionable tween or teen below!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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