Suri Cruise Won't Be Wearing Designer Stuff Anymore: Is It Cute or Silly to Dress Kids Up in Designer Clothes?

by The Big Question Posted 2012/07/21 00:01:34

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Alli 2012/07/21 01:21:17

Silly

+6
Children were meant to get dirty and play outside. Why ruin $1000 outfit when you get one for $10
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Pureblood_ 2012/11/20 11:28:24

Silly

But if you can afford it, go for it.

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001 2012/07/25 16:18:50

Silly

Kids aren't supposed to care who designed their clothes or how much they cost. If you're willing to spend a lot of money on their clothes, at least let them choose what they like.

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C-ZAR™, Emperor of the PHÆT 2012/07/22 14:05:22

Silly

If you can afford it, then more power to you

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sarah heath 2012/07/22 14:00:07

Silly

i think kids should be able to express how they feel they should be able to get up and pick what they wanna wear!

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PandahSixx 2012/07/22 12:28:42

Silly

you're going to waste 2,000 dollars on a dress that she'll quickly grow out of -_- you can get cuter things 100x cheaper

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Akki 2012/07/22 10:59:46

Silly

children should wear what's comfortable, why just children everyone should wear what feels comfortable..no need for designer clothes.. Suri is cute herself she don't need any designer clothes... Great decision there

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Lina Blub 2012/07/22 09:57:45

Silly

by designer clothes it means probably high heels for suri, thank goodness, she can grow up without any health distrubing (heigh) now D:

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whateverbabynevermind 2012/07/22 09:37:59

Cute

If they can afford it and have so many they don't care if they're ruined, then go right ahead.

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Vieuphoria 2012/07/22 09:33:10

Silly

+1
To me it seems impractical and kind of wasteful to put kids in designer clothes. I've also never seen the point in buying designer clothes anyway, don't see the appeal?

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Jarod Kochman 2012/07/22 09:19:02 (edited)

Cute

She's so cute, i wanna pinch her cheeks.

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Larry 2012/07/22 07:10:22

Silly

+1
$700 dress? that's just stupid

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Karl 2012/07/22 06:06:02

Silly

I say go for it if you can afford it. The child probably isn't going to really appreciate it, though.

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Michelle 2012/07/22 05:54:14

Silly

Designer clothes, I find, don't look significantly "cuter" than regular clothes. If you can afford it, then fine, it's your own decision... but considering how fast children grow and how messy they can be, it is silly.

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Stef and the City 2012/07/22 05:34:09

Silly

Buying them a few designer outfits here and there is fine if you have the cash but to not buy anything but is ridiculous considering how fast the child will outgrow the clothes.

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Sebastianchocolatebeargiles 2012/07/22 05:30:55

Silly

but there is nothing wrong with silly!

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miserykills 2012/07/22 05:23:03

Silly

i think most designer clothes are kind of stupid. people can look good without them. so its extra stupid for a kid to have it. but if someone really wants to spend all that money then that's ok i guess. As long as it doesn't make the kid think their better than anyone else.

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Hula girl - Friends not Fol... 2012/07/22 05:13:55

Cute

+1
Neither cute nor silly. If they don't want to buy them any more that's just a wise decision and teaches her normalcy.

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Dave The Canuck 2012/07/22 04:36:02

Silly

Unnecessarily spending a lot of money.

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U-Dog 2012/07/22 04:31:20

Silly

Silly my azz.. It is borderline criminal the way some supposedly "caring, loving" VICARIOUS living parents paint a target on their own child's foreheads just to pacify their own desperately insane bobble chasing needs.

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brittneylalaa 2012/07/22 04:19:44

Cute

I have to say, I've been shopping for baby clothes lately and it gets very tempting to purchase designer. I've seen outfits that I think are so cute and will look cute on the baby; for me its hard to walk away. At the end of the day it does seem pointless since he'll grow out of it in a few months BUT when he's in that outfit it feels like it MIGHT be worth it.

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sash 2012/07/22 04:16:30

Cute

I think it's great. There is nothing wrong with dressing your children in designer clothes. Why would anyone begrudge that?

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lum-the-oni 2012/07/22 04:16:18

Cute

+2
if you can afford it whats the problem?? they could be spending there endless money on drugs but no theyre spending it on their child

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luke 2012/07/22 04:14:32

Silly

Designer clothing should only be bought and worn by those who are post puberty and growth spurts.

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retrograve 2012/07/22 03:15:04

Silly

But if you got the money, hey, do you.

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Chloey Hamer 2012/07/22 03:05:54

Cute

If you can afford it why not? and I think we can all Agree Suri is adorable..

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Lena 2012/07/22 02:53:31

Silly

Let her live her childhood!Designer clothes!

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Crypt_Heart 2012/07/22 02:49:13

Silly

O.o I think her mother has her head on her shoulders but I do have to wonder why or maybe designer stuff on special occasions? Her mother and father clearly have the money for it and to be honest I always thought catholics loved nice stuff. *shrug*

Well at least she'll be brought up in a more 'normal' environment. =P I think it'll be good for development.

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Bibliophilic 2012/07/22 02:42:59 (edited)

Silly

They will grow out of it- obviously. It's fine for adults to invest in quality designer clothing, but if I had a kid she/he would wear regular clothing until they can pay for on their own.

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Aly Hart 2012/07/22 02:38:34

Silly

Like, no normal kid is going to care if their clothes cost $15 or $1500. They're going to get it dirty and outgrow it anyway. It's cute but not practical.

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SOUL4REAL 2012/07/22 02:26:02

Silly

Suri is to young to know anything about designers clothes any a way! You can shop at Wal-Mart,Target,kmart and people won't know if you have on designers clothes or not. Katie,that's a wise move,that right save your money, it's only a tag!

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Ledford 2012/07/22 02:21:05
Adam W 2012/07/22 02:17:13

Silly

The kids don't care, and it's a waste of money.

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Cameryn 2012/07/22 02:15:00

Silly

Nicer, dressy clothes are okay, but when your kid is wearing $300 play clothes it's too much.

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Lisa 2012/07/22 02:10:08

Silly

+1
i mean if you can afford it then fine, none of my business. As long as it's age appropriate...

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BloodMist 2012/07/22 02:09:49

Silly

+2
It's always pretty absurd to pay more for a product when there is no actual difference in quality, yes.

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sash to BloodMist 2012/07/22 04:15:44

+1
There is a definite difference in quality when it comes to clothes and what you pay for them. You don't have to pay hundreds of dollars to get quality but you do get what you pay for and clothes from Old Navy, Target, Wal-Mart, etc. look cheap sometimes and even when they don't they don't wash or hold up well.

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BloodMist to sash 2012/08/19 12:49:50
Medulla Oblongata 2012/07/22 02:07:26 (edited)

Silly

+2
Whether her parents can afford it or not (which they obviously can), just dress your kids in clothes that are comfortable. Who are they (the kids) needing to impress, anyway?

On a side note: Suri is the spitting image of her mother. I mean, I can see a bit of Tom Cruise, but she's definitely taking after mom.

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tobe 2012/07/22 02:05:40 (edited)

Silly

+1
they grow out of them in no time flat.

their clearance rack is about as big if not bigger than their non clearance rack and when the clothes are on clearance they knock those puppies down cheaper than walmart. If I had kids, I wouldnt buy clothes anywhere else. I know alot of parents that don't. 4 bucks for nice jeans and 3 bucks for a rugby shirt, c'mon. Then you can resell them puppies back on ebay for more than you paid for them (they are originally pricey). yes i have alot of little cousins.

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angel face 2012/07/22 02:05:29

Silly

+1
Just let them be normal kids. They shouldnt be in the limelight until they are ready

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