PHOTOS: 4 Stylish Kids On The SAG Red Carpet

by Justin Fenner | 3:16 pm, January 31st, 2011

Someday, we hope future celebrity obsessed people will look back at this slideshow and think, “So that’s what these ultra-mega-superstar actors looked like when they were 5-and-a-half.”

We kid of course — none of these kids are 5-and-a-half. But it’s remarkable to us that these young youngsters managed to look so at home in the very grown-up clothes they wore to the Screen Actors Guild Awards last night. Now that doesn’t mean all of them looked mind bogglingly perfect (and that’s a good thing), but it does mean that there’s a bright future in fashion ahead for these four.

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1.Ariel Winter

The 13-year-old may look like a kid on Modern Family, but her dress -- and her seriously aggressive platform stilettos -- are decidedly adult. We know women twice (and three times) Ariel's age who wouldn't be able to handle those shoes, and yet she made it down the red carpet without so much as a stumble. Still, we can't help but wonder whether this look will encourage her to grow up too fast.

2.Rico Rodriguez

Why are all the best-dressed kids working on Modern Family? Rodriguez, 12 (TWELVE!) looks every part the dandy-in-training with his tie and matching pocket square combo. We wonder when his clothing line will feature suit separates?

3.Kiernan Shipka

Nobody puts Betty Draper's daughter in a corner. Shipka, who plays that character on the hit TV show Mad Men may be giving her on-screen mom January Jones a run for her money. Shipka's blue velvet dress, side-swept hair and sweet kitten heels were sophisticated, but had one foot firmly rooted in childhood. Are you listening, Ariel?

4.Nolan Gould

This kid is 12. TWELVE. When was the last time you saw a 12-year-old looking this dapper? Never, that's when. The thing we appreciate most about his look is that it pays homage to the tradition of wearing a tuxedo on the red carpet, but it's not a tuxedo. While Gould, another Modern Family cast member, still has to learn the "sometimes, always, never" rule of buttoning a three-button suit jacket, he looks undeniably sharp to us all the same.