They're still in their teens, but these girls are making serious fame (and financial) waves in Hollywood
These days it's not uncommon to find 14 year old's with their own fashion and perfume lines, which they're busy promoting, whilst holding down a day job as a Disney starlet or teen idol pop star.
And as the purchase power of these mini moguls' young fan bases increase, we can expect to see them branching out into all areas of fashion and entertainment - and make no bones about it, they'll have you parting with your cash, whether it's to see their latest movie at the cinema, or splashing out on their must-have lipgloss.
So, who are the teen moguls of the future? We reveal the four girls we think will soon be ruling the A-list world…
With her provenance, it was only a matter of time before the super-funky Willow Smith - daughter of Will and Jada, and sister of Jaden - started popping up on the Hollywood radar.
Her beyond-catchy 2010 track, Whip My Hair , went platinum in the US and Australia, and Willow's recently been linked to a remake of Annie - produced by her dad - with none other than Jay-Z roped in to provide the original soundtrack. "If you have a commitment to that, you have to stick with it," says Willow of her dedication to her burgeoning career. "It's not because I have to, it's because I want it. Most people, if they don't want it, they'll be like, ‘Oh well, I can do that tomorrow.' Is that what it's called, procrastinating?"
Already said to have raked in around Dh18 million in earnings, Willow credits mum and dad for her work ethic - "I used to go on tour with my mom and dad and see what they were doing, and I'd tell them, ‘Oh, I wanna do that, I wanna do that,'" she reveals. "Whenever I don't feel like working, they say, ‘You don't want that career? You have to work hard. They think I should keep working harder and harder."
The half-sister of the Kardashian sisters, 5ft 11 Kendall towers over her reality TV show star siblings, and has long been dubbed "the model" by her family. Having signed to agency Wilhelmina Models in 2010, Kendall has already modelled for Forever 21, Teen Vogue, and the US-based Sherri Hill prom dress line. And designer, Marc Clarke, who featured the 17-year-old in his Spring/Summer 2011 look book, gushed of the stunning teen, "She is a wonderful talent. She has so much charisma and energy."
And it's not just in the modelling world that Kendall's making waves, as rumours abound that she could soon land her own reality TV spin-off alongside 14-year-old sister, Kylie.
"They have to get good grades," said mum, Kris. "They have to show me that they can handle their own show and then we have to talk Ryan [Seacrest] into it."
Madonna's eldest daughter hasn't just inherited her mum's looks and style, she's also been lucky enough to have been born with the Madonna gene for business savvy. Having already moved into fashion, co-designing the Material Girl clothing line with her mum at the age of 13, last week, Lourdes released her first ever cosmetics line - Material Girl Beauty.
"I love everything that has to do with beauty!" enthused Lourdes. "It's always fun to get made up for a party, and it makes you feel good." And speaking about the line, which includes nail polishes, lip glosses and body lotion, Lola added, "I had to smell hundreds and hundreds of different scents while smelling coffee beans in between. I had such massive headaches afterwards."
Having spent many years in the shadow of her older sister, Lindsay, Ali Lohan finally looks set to branch out on her own, after years of false career starts. Announcing last week that she'd signed a multi-year modelling contract with world-famous Next Model Management, the teen's unconventional and edgier looks could see her become one to watch.
"We are very excited to be representing Aliana Lohan," said Next's LA Director, Alexis Borges. "She represents the future face of fashion and will be a photographer's dream with her chameleon-like beauty."
Having already been the face of Lindsay's 6126 fashion line, Ali, who started her modelling career at the age of three, is in good company at Next, who also represent Miranda Kerr, Milla Jovovich and Alexa Chung.
"In fashion, Ali will set herself apart as a bona fide icon," adds Borges. "One that fashion fans will follow not because of her famous last name, but because of the beautiful images and fashion trends she is helping create."
"Because of who my sister is, I now know what to do and what not to do," says Ali. "I'm excited for people to see what I love to do."
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