Just when you thought Leah Still couldn’t get any cuter, the 5-year-old daughter of ;Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman Devon Still hit the New York Fashion Week runway and completely melted our hearts. ; Still, who has been bravely battling cancer ;over the past year, participated in the Nike/Levi’s Kids Rock Fashion Show ;on Thursday night along with other celebrity kids, such as fashion photographer Nigel Barker’s daughter, Jasmine Barker, ;rapper Fabolous’ son, Johan, and ;reality television stars Melissa and Joe Gorga’s children, Antonia and Joey. ; Before Little Miss Still hit the runway, we asked the little fashionista: If you had the chance to dress your mom up in anything, would it be? ; “A red dress,” Still told The…
Just when you thought Leah Still couldn’t get any cuter, the 5-year-old daughter of ;Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman Devon Still hit the New York Fashion Week runway and completely melted our hearts. ;
Still, who has been bravely battling cancer ;over the past year, participated in the Nike/Levi’s Kids Rock Fashion Show ;on Thursday night along with other celebrity kids, such as fashion photographer Nigel Barker’s daughter, Jasmine Barker, ;rapper Fabolous’ son, Johan, and ;reality television stars Melissa and Joe Gorga’s children, Antonia and Joey. ;
Before Little Miss Still hit the runway, we asked the little fashionista: If you had the chance to dress your mom up in anything, would it be? ;
“A red dress,” Still told The Huffngton Post. Oooo la la!
We had to know more, so we asked her for some details about this red hot dress and she told us that it would be “long with pink flowers on it.” Last but not least, she said the look would be finished off with a pair of “brown — light brown — just like my skin” heels. ;
Sounds stunning! ; ;
Here’s a look at all the other cuties who strutted their stuff. ;
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