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This picture landed in my inbox because of the Bally bag Kate Hudson’s holding – which is cute – but I’m writing about it because of the kid.
It’s from the set of a shoot for Harper’s Bazaar (I swear we’re not trying to belabor our Bazaar feelings; it just keeps coming up) in which she’s modeling not just the latest fashion,
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The kid looks adorable,
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Is it okay because it’s a controlled environment,
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