Before They Were Socialites...
The socialite pictured at left clearly discovered the joys of makeup and the importance of a camera-ready smile early in life. Who'd have imagined the little girl dressed as a clown would grow up and join a different kind of circus? Find out who she is below...-
That's Tinsley Mortimer up top, with her makeup being lovingly applied by awesome Mom Dale.
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Tinsley and Dabney sure have come a long way, but some things never change; the two are still thick as thieves, and their Mom still sticks pretty close by to make sure they don't get into (too much) trouble.
[Photos via Facebook]
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biancaj
January 29, 2010
8:06pm
painted up like a clown? some things never change...
MrG
February 1, 2010
7:48pm
Socialites are never quite the girls you really wanted to date.They are like an accessory that cool to have for a minute. The truth is that you can find better looking girls at NYU and better personality from baristas at Starbucks. Could possibly just be me, maybe most guys do prefer thin skinned, starving daddy's girls who start to lose their looks at 23.