Mozart. Doogie Howser. Dakota Fanning.

History proves that the world is ruled by people who aren’t big enough to ride a roller coaster.

So it’ll come as no surprise when Israeli-bred Lia Kes becomes a big name in the fashion world. She taught herself how to sew at age 12 and is well on her way to becoming a force to be reckoned with. Her latest collection has a romantic vibe with just the right tough details. Jet-black blazers are offset by crinkly fabric; structured tops are embroidered with fleur-de-lis.

Segue into fall with the girly army ruffle top, elegant black waist-banded blouse, or velvet menswear-inspired blazer (complete with pinstripes and hook-and-eye sleeves).

Of course, you’ll look very grown up.

Even if you don’t meet the height requirement.

Available at Melanie Gayle, 6818 Snider Plaza, University Park (214-369-1700 or melaniegayle.com).