DKNY Clothing: I don't recall reading that Tara will be endorsing DKNY kids for the next 25 years. 15 is still a kid. With her size and shape right now it makes a whole lot more sense to endorse clothing she can actually wear. At SA they gave out copies of Skating magazine with Tara on the cover. She's wearing DKNY clothing and it's just normal athletic-type wear, leggings, t-shirts and tennis shoes.

DKNY Clothing: I have personally drooled over _many_ DKNY clothing items I would like to have. The navy/red anorak from 2 years ago, the oversized sweatshirts, the jeans. I, too, think this line is too damn expensive for what you get. I am referring to the sportswear, though.....I am not very familiar with the career-wear type clothing. Fortunately, Hudson's has some great markdowns at the end of every season and I have gotten some great stuff at VERY reduced prices. I just recently bought a pair of DKNY off-white canvas hi-tops...they look just like Converse (Chuck Taylor's). I got them for $42 and thought this was reasonable as hell.

DKNY Clothing: I bought a pair of size 6L in DKNY without trying it on. They were too big > and too long. I can't keep up with designer's sizing. It keeps changing. Without fail, and year after year, DKNY clothing seems to be 2 sizes larger than its label indicates. There is no way in hell that I, at 5'9, am a size 2. She clearly marks down her sizes to please her customers into buying clothes with *size labels* they love. Ugh.

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