Current children's fashion presents trends that raise questions about the appropriateness of clothing for children. The article argues that there is something deeply suspicious about the way children are currently dressed.
Children have stopped looking like children. Babies appear dressed in beige linen, with straw hats and an expression that suggests excessive maturity for their age.
Three-year-old girls are seen wearing impeccably starched dresses, with bows larger than their own heads, in a style that contrasts with what would be expected for their age.
The article criticizes these trends and suggests that children were not consulted about these fashion choices, pointing to a disconnect between children's clothing and genuine childhood.
