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Offensive or artistic?
Just over 50% of StyleList readers said they weren't offended by this shirt, but didn't know if it was totally appropriate to wear in public. Unfortunately, that wasn't the opinion in Dubai. Get the full story here.
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Strapless dresses on 13-year-olds
StyleList readers think strapless dresses should be saved for older girls -- 41% of you think the look is too mature. Get the full story here.
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Is Megan the new Angelina?
Half of you think Megan needs to get her own identity and quit copying Angie, but more than a quarter said Jolie doesn't stand a chance against this Fox. Get the full story here.
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Did Calvin Klein respond to public's outcry?
The controversial "threesome" billboard in Soho has been replaced with this one, but 51% of you believe it was just to keep people talking about the brand, not because CK caved. Get the full story here.
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Calvin Klein's Racy Ad
Is it art or practically pornography? About 40% of StyleList readers found this billboard obscene. Get the full story.
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Palin's Pedi
Do you think Sarah Palin's funky pedicure was appropriate? If so, you're in good company -- 68% of you said it was fun and fabulous. Get the full story.
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Bright, Light, or Dark as Night?
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Nipple cream as lip balm?
StyleList readers are willing to try anything! 80% of you either love the idea or, at the very least, think it's worth a try. Get the full story.
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Skip the skinny jeans
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Do preteen boys need fragrances? Disney thinks so. They are creating 'Pirates of the Caribbean' and Buzz Lightyear-branded fragrances which are aimed at boys ages 4-11 in Latin communities. Brandweek reports that the new products will be be available in Wal-Mart, Kmart, Target, Duane Reade, Fred Meyer and Longs Drugs stores in areas with large Hispanic populations. 
Suz 7-28-2007 @ 8:50PM
Boys here wear Axe and Tag already, My 9 year old son begged me for some because other boys had it. Go into almost any 5th grade class and that is all you smell!
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Mare 7-28-2007 @ 9:52PM
There's enough Axe going around in elementary and middle schools; you can barely breathe when you walk into the hall! All the boys think they need to keep some in their lockers and spray themselves while the girls are all walking by. But instead of the girls swooning and throwing themselves at them, they stumble past, choking. They don't need anything else. But if it MUST be made, at least don't make it strong and deadly.
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CRYSTAL 7-28-2007 @ 10:55PM
I THINK TARGETING CHILDREN ALL THE TIME WITH THIS STUPID MARKETING CRAP JUST TO MAKE MORE MONEY IS JUST RETARDED! LET BOYS BE BOYS AND PLAY, GET DIRTY! WE DON'T NEED BOYS PRIMPING LIKE GIRLS! HOW MUCH MORE MONEY DOES DISNEY NEED TO MAKE TO BE SATISFIED!
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Jane 7-28-2007 @ 11:22PM
Well Crystal not all boys like to get dirty, some enjoy primping. I don't think you get to determine the actions of the entire male population, especially since you're a woman.
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Linda 7-28-2007 @ 11:29PM
Can someone please tell me what this country is doing? Its bad enough we have our female children dressing and looking like ho's at a very young age. Now we are asking for our boys to grow up quicker too?
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ernest 7-29-2007 @ 12:35AM
I started with prefered stock by stetson when I was around 11 years old, then it went to Calvin Klein that was what all the boys were wearing in my school. then it went to axe, bod, and tag. Boys will play in the mud outside of school, but in the school yard, classroom, and dance, guys are becoming more aware of hygiene, and grooming now more then ever before, I dont think its such a bad Idea, just when they start shaving at 12-15 teach them that a little goes a long way, the new smelly kid isnt the one with the pubecent body odor, but the one with the bottle in his back pack.
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Theresa 7-29-2007 @ 1:39AM
I have both girls and a boy, and it is my own personal opinion that like Linda has stated our girls are growing up faster than need be, by the styles of clothing that are being displayed in the stores. So, in that respect I couldn't agree more. Now in regards to the boys wearing the various fragrances for boys, could it be the fact that as girls where make-up to help build their self-esteem and it just makes them feel better about themselves, that it could possibly the same thing with the young boys. I am not saying its right or wrong, but just offering another possibility. I think it is just matter of what the parents feel comfortable with, and what consequences they can live with by allowing their children to dress in certain ways and by doing certain things. Again, this is MY personal opinion and I am not trying to push my opinions onto anyone else. :-)
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DeeDee 7-29-2007 @ 2:32AM
Teens need to know how to shower, and how much perfume to use. To much perfume is extremly offensive and can make asthma worse. It is considered a chemical and should be regulated. I think whoever came up with the idea should become more educationally aware of how many chemicals go into a bottle of perfume and which chemicals are considered safe. Many chemicals are considered unsafe and should be brought to peoples attention. -DeeDee Thompson from Albany NY
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Sang 7-29-2007 @ 3:04AM
LOL Linda! Since when do "classy, discreet people" call folks "ho's" and "idiots"?
Its called supply and demand. No one is *asking* the boys to grow up quicker, the boys are *asking* for fragrance. I agree its time for someone to make a boys fragrance that isn't so powerful. My 8 year old is wanting deoderant and cologne and the men's stuff that is out there is just TOO overpowering.
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r neal 7-29-2007 @ 4:34AM
It's so socially destructive that kids are being made into adults way too early nowadays.
The fallout from this will not be socially conducive in any way in the near future.
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Lex 7-29-2007 @ 10:51AM
Ugh , if you walk into the halls in my school all you smell is AXE and TAG and all other bad smellin shit . I Had to leave class one day because the boy in front of me smelt soo bad from it i began to choke and barely breath . I hate it , it should be banned from the market lol
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DeeDee 7-30-2007 @ 2:21AM
Strong perfume is like smoking except people seem to be less aware about how perfumes effect peoples health.
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