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While we have a tendency to learn season when season that despite their tremendous statistics and achievements, athletes aren't essentially the foremost acceptable role models (Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Michael Vicks, Alex Rodriguez, Brett Favre, Michael Phelps and LeBron James, anyone?) for teenagers. nevertheless it may be troublesome to prevent youngsters from wanting up to some sports legends nonetheless.

But what happens when the crime committed by the Heisman trophy winner, World Series champion, Super Bowl ring wearer or Olympic gold medalist isn’t an extramarital affair (or 15), dog fighting, steroids, sexting, bong hits or an inflated ego? What if the egregious offense may be a skirt thus short it’s barely discernable from a shirt that, say, your young daughter would possibly raise you if she will wear, too?

Venus Williams considers herself somewhat of a fashion maven. At the U.S. Open in ny last fall, she wore a pink tank dress with fireworks exploding everywhere it. She proudly said the outfit was speculated to pay tribute to ny and it’s electrical energy. but rather than honoring ny, most in ny snickered that the fireworks literally came up over her underwear. generally she wears short shorts beneath her shockingly short dresses, generally she leaves what’s beneath up to the imagination.

She’s putting on a show once more in the week at the Australian Open. Not simply because she’s created it to the second spherical, however as a result of she’s all over again carrying dresses, the hemlines of that are inversely proportional to her age: as she gets older, the dresses get shorter — as Yahoo Sports Chris Chase said thus eloquently.

The issue is, Venus Williams really will have some fashion credentials. She has her own line of clothing — EleVen. however simply because her garments are for sale it doesn’t mean they’re acceptable for everybody (or anyone). After all, chances are high that you won’t take your 7-year-old buying panties at Victoria’s Secret or obtain her sweatpants that have “Juicy” written across her butt. Not all designs and makes are OK for everybody.

Why it's that Venus feels the necessity to wear dresses up to her eyeballs is beyond me and, quite frankly, if and when my toddler ever asks when she’s older for garments to match her favorite athlete or star, i feel I’d tell her that simply because we have a tendency to admire someone’s accomplishments it doesn’t mean we want to admire their fashion sense, too — that unless the star is simply a flash within the pan, their talent has nothing to try to to with their wardrobe. which if she very desires to be like Venus, she has to take her racket and go hit some balls on the backboard.

Do you assume Venus Williams is setting an inappropriate fashion example for young girls?