Suri Cruise Wears Heels. Why Do We Care?

Dec
01

Suri Cruise Wears Heels. Why Do We Care?

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Mamarazzi doesn't.

Mamarazzi has daughters and those daughters love high heels... they love heels with princesses, heels with marabou, heels with glitter... they especially love heels that combine all those things. If they could find a pair of heels with unicorns and sparkles, they would never take them off...

So why the heat on poor little over photographed Suri Cruise? Is it because she wears heels with tee shirt dresses on days in which Kat(i)e is bundled up for a frost? Is it because she is 3 and tripping around in heels with a bottle of magic Scientology barley water? Is it because we feel that by saving Suri from her heels we can save Kat(i)e from the increasingly odd Tom Cruise?

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Most little girls have high heels, but they do not wear them outside of the house. They are for dress-up, not walking through NYC.

but how much do we think Suri actually walks? My guess is that these are photo ops and then, a block later, security whisks her back to the blacked out Navigator and off to the next destination.

I think she looks freakin' adorable and you KNOW (if you've ever been around any kids and some adults) she's not walking very far or very much. Even kids with sneakers on bitch about the amount of walking they have to do.
Let her enjoy her little shoes. I'm sure if she has foot problems down the road her parents will be able to afford to send her to a podiatrist!

OK, I'll be bad cop: if they're not playing dress up, high heels on little girls are tacky as hell.

On the other hand, I love the balloon-patterned dress.

And the Celeste stuffie is adorable.

The way I see it, any kid who's a fan of Babar can do no wrong.

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