Tweens take charge at Fashionology

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Girls create their designs using a computer kiosk. They begin by using a touch screen to choose a fashion mood for their piece, such as Malibu, Rocker or Peace. Atossa Rejaei, 9, chooses Peace for her hoodie.

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( Lawrence K. Ho / Los Angeles Times )

Girls create their designs using a computer kiosk. They begin by using a touch screen to choose a fashion mood for their piece, such as Malibu, Rocker or Peace. Atossa Rejaei, 9, chooses Peace for her hoodie.