Dakota Fanning Dons Jumpsuit For Letterman (PHOTO)

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Huffington Post   |   February 3, 2009 02:43 PM

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Dakota Fanning, looking all grown up at 14, taped Letterman on Monday afternoon. The segment airs on Friday and promotes "Coraline," a film for which Fanning provides a voice.

She donned navy blue jumpsuit shorts and heels for the occasion.


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Dakota Fanning, looking all grown up at 14, taped Letterman on Monday afternoon. The segment airs on Friday and promotes "Coraline," a film for which Fanning provides a voice. She donned navy blue ...
Dakota Fanning, looking all grown up at 14, taped Letterman on Monday afternoon. The segment airs on Friday and promotes "Coraline," a film for which Fanning provides a voice. She donned navy blue ...
 
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what is wrong with you people? she's a child, and if perverts choose to leer at her that is NOT her fault - she looks like a lovely young girl, and her outfit is hardly provacative - moreover she seems like an intelligent well adjusted person who god willing will avoid the fate of lindsay lohan, the poster child of crazy children of nutty stage mothers.....

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:08 PM on 02/27/2009
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She looks classy and radiant.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:31 AM on 02/06/2009
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She is clearly going to become the next. "former child star turns into Lolita at 15." which we really promote in this country.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:38 PM on 02/05/2009
- Bitsko I'm a Fan of Bitsko 593 fans permalink
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Hey HuffP0, do you mind not running the leggy photos of this 14 year old until she's at least 17 or 18?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:59 PM on 02/05/2009

Pink Panther 2 vs Coraline!? go dakota!

http://whichmoviewillamericachoosethisweekend.com/

funny website

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:29 PM on 02/05/2009

This outfit looks like the gym uniform I had to wear in junior high school, cuffed shorts and all. Of course, we weren't allowed to wear high heels. Kiddie porn? I hope not! I'm sure there are pictures of me in that uniform somewhere out there.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:46 PM on 02/05/2009
- LuckyLT2 I'm a Fan of LuckyLT2 14 fans permalink

She looks 25!! That is terrible how they have her dressed. And i don't care that she's going on an adult show. That's d@mn kiddie soft P0rn!!! SMH.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:36 AM on 02/05/2009

100% agree with you!!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:44 AM on 02/06/2009

Maybe we should complain about her apparent lack of MAKE-UP.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:52 AM on 02/05/2009
- jena132 I'm a Fan of jena132 3 fans permalink

SHE'S 14! Whats wrong with you?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:52 PM on 02/05/2009

What is the furor about?

She's 14? She grew up in Hollywood; 14 in Hollywood years is NOT 14 in Normal years.

She's dressed for an appearance on a late night, adult TV show.

Take a look at some of the other young women, like Miley Cyrus to name one.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:50 AM on 02/05/2009
- wolfgangmo I'm a Fan of wolfgangmo 24 fans permalink
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The commenters who say that the outfit is too revealing/provocative/etc. are using the same logic to be found in this statement, "she had it coming."

Isn't it time to sweep that part of misogyny out of your closets?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:57 AM on 02/05/2009
- KaLaPa111 I'm a Fan of KaLaPa111 6 fans permalink

I would NOT have gotten away with this look at 14. And now that I think about it, at 14 I didn't even want to dress this way. I was sort of ... ahem ... developed for my age and so I really didn't like the attention from men.

This is a little too grown up, IMO, but to each his own. I just hope I don't see any salacious pics of her in her skivvies (a la Miley Cyrus) hitting the net anytime soon.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:58 PM on 02/04/2009
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It looks fine people, jeebs

Only thing possibly wrong is ionno, those heels don't look too comfy.

What do I know though, I'm a dude.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:41 PM on 02/04/2009
- llisa I'm a Fan of llisa 33 fans permalink

The jumpsuit is cute. The heels not only look uncomfortable and impractical, but sex up the look a bit much for a child her age.

But what do I know. When I was a 14-year-old freshman, I wore my shirts buttoned up to my chin and skirts to my knees. I was such a prude.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:22 PM on 02/04/2009

Um, are we really still in the 1910s? Because I see a lot of legs, but I don't see her as being remotely sexualized simply by virtue of wearing heels and having a mid-thigh hemline. She looks her age, and kudos for that.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:30 PM on 02/04/2009

Hope all the sickos talking about her legs stay off the beach this summer. I wouldn't want my young teenage girls being leered at by you. Because on the beach they were will be wearing less than this modestly dressed girl.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:23 PM on 02/04/2009
- ailbhe I'm a Fan of ailbhe 13 fans permalink

I don't understand the complaints about her outfit.

Some people see their own personal obsessions everywhere, stop projecting your sex obsession on this young girl. It doesn't matter what she wears, you will be looking for something you can construe to be provocative. That says a lot more about you than those you project your sick thoughts on.

She looks very cute and is dressed appropriately for her age. Only a teenager would look good in that. Leave her alone.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:52 AM on 02/04/2009
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