Walmart Hopes Miley Cyrus Can Bring Some Cool

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In case you were wondering, the Miley Cyrus machine is alive and well. While we’d have to query a bunch of 12 year old girls to know for sure, it seems Miley is on her way to convincing kids it’s (shudder) cool to buy clothes at Walmart. Out with her new line of clothing from Max Azria, Miley talks about what clothing means to her and what it was like to work with designer Max Azria.

While far from sluterrific Britney Spears-inspired fashion, Miley says, “This line has inspired me to take chances with what I wear a little bit more.”

Ooo. Risky. But moms will be happy there’s no belly shirts in this line of clothing.

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