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  2. I KNEW she was destined for failure… Having a rich dad clearly does not mean you will make it as a :designer”.

  8. true dat. not saying i had more fashion sense at 16, but i didn’t pretend to have my own fashion line.

  9. Wow, does that include the stores that literally just opened in the last 6 months in NY on like 5th and the one on 34th st? What a waste of time that was!

  13. Wendy, you always make me glad to feel so out of the loop. I’m glad I haven’t heard of this child before. Blech.

  14. drats, this is really cutting into my 34th Street shopping fun, poor orange juice mogulina! whoever told her she should be in three stores in manhattan was seriously high. this store would have killed in a shopping mall full of teenage girls.

  15. Dude, if my daddy gave me $80 mllion I’d do a lot of shit too. Try doing things from the ground up, then we’ll talk.

  17. I literally just shuddered when I read this. This girl says Paris Hilton is her role model. That makes me sick.

  22. well, when your daddy is a billionaire, other little girl play pretend fashion designer while she can turn it into reality. cool for her but bad for investment.

  23. Looks like not even Papa Plastinin can overcome a breakdown in the world economic systems to keep his princess in fuschia sequins and velour track suits…

  25. I didn’t even know she was in business or even who she is. I thought “PinK” belonged to Victoria Secret.

  26. I have never heard of this girl. I must be lucky since I am not a fan of pink as a clothing colour.

  29. yeah, unfortunately her clothes are crap. she needs a new design team. and production team.

  30. No matter how many times I see her name, I always pronounce it Plasticina. I guess that says something about my opinion of her.

  32. Well it’s not a patch on what I was designing on my ultra groovy fashion wheel (ahhh, does anyone remember the joys of the fashion wheel?) when I was about 12.

    Just goes to show money can’t buy you taste, or even a modicum of success!

  35. Oh god! Thank GOD! I saw the store in SoHo and was horrified at the thought of my little sister buying some of those clothes with pink everywhere! She would look like one of those Bratz dolls!
    Little sis, if you are reading this, please stick with H&M and save up for some A.P.C. pieces. Better yet, wear some vintage.
    Also, can we please boycot pastel baby clothes while we're at it?

  36. No surprises there. Depressing though when you think of all the useful things that money could have done.

  37. I only feel orry for her becasue of her age, but I saw her clothes and they suck o bad it’s unbelivable. Low class/quality doen’t even begin to describe them.

  38. God love you Miss Wendy… and Princess Poochie… and everyone else.

    We aren’t necessarily reveling in the child’s personal failure (as it wasn’t really hers to begin with), that would be rather churlish.

    However…. we are pleased in a perverse way that the monstrosities are gone. Talk about an abomination on the fashion landscape… ewww! (Everyone should be laughing at the Princess here, for it’s not like a prep is what you would call a fashion maven!)

    Besides, she completely removed the joy from the color pink for us.

    Signed,
    “Bitter, party of one”

    (Heh-heh-heh.)

  39. I’m so glad other people didn’t get it, I felt sort of confused when there was constant reportage on her ‘work’. I think if you give people like that attention, they’ll never go away but I guess they hype died down and her 15 minutes are over.

  40. Finally, someone said what I’ve been thinking for so long! I’ve always thought “what is the big deal with those clothes??”