Elegantly crossing her legs like she had seen so many other women do, the twelve years old folded her hands over one knee and relaxed against the back of her seat. Excitement gleamed in her eyes, her mouth half-open in a smile: she loved fashion shows. They simply were her element.
Dressed in a fashionable orange dress and shiny sandals, her nails freshly manicured, her entire attitude said little miss tween diva queen. She didn't even have the faintest hue of make-up on, which had annoyed her to no end -- her father said she wasn't allowed to put on make-up at events until she was thirteen and a half. "Early make-up is not stylish," he told her. "You want to look like a princess, not a reality TV candidate."
But now, it didn't matter anymore. She was confident. She knew how pretty she looked with her glossy curls falling over her shoulder and her soft little lips. People always told her that her large green eyes looked stunning with her dark skin, and she knew it was true.
Some boys her age were glancing at her, but she pretended not to see, looking straight ahead or directing her gaze at her father. "When is Yves Saint Laurent on?" she asked him sweetly.