Anita Moore Designs Created By Actress Dominique Moore Spoiledbrat are so excited to stock this fun, fresh and positive brand. Cute hoodies and tees, that ooze positivity and happiness. Slogans that have fabulous little quotes to boost your confidence, and make you happy. We love it & cant get enough of it!! All designs are echo friendly and we have ladies, mens & kids tees and hoodies - we even have some exclusives that you can only buy at Spoiledbrat. These tees and hoodies have been seen on loads of celebritites like Denise Van Outen, Rochelle Wiseman (The Saturdays), Katie Price and many many more. We hope you guys love it as much as we do.
A bit about the brand : Dominique says " I love designing and everything i create is reflective of my personality.
I love the colour pink, not only does it cheer me up it makes me feel confident and brightens my day so i called this range "In Pink" so everyone else can feel confident and cheery everytime they wear one of my designs.
Ive incorporated Braille onto the left sleeve of each Tee for anyone who is visually impaired, so they can also benefit from the statements on the Tees.
Each statement is something I always say or believe. I want anyone reading it to know that the person wearing the Tee is happy with who they are and will not change for anyone! "
Young Entrepreneur Dominique Anita Moore attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School from the age of 9.
It was here she began her acting career.
Whilst auditioning for (and subsequently being awarded) the 1998 "STAGE" full scholarship, she was followed by fly on the wall documentary "Paddington Green".
She has appeared in various stage and screen productions including Oliver at the London palladium for Cameron Macintosh, Annie at the Victoria Palace, Whistle Down the wind at the Aldwych and the original cast of The Lion King playing the lead role of Young Nala in 1999.
Whilst performing on the stage she was approached to have her vocals featured on the Peugeot 406 advert singing "True Colours".
She immediately went on to star in television roles that included lead characters in CBBC'S the Queens Nose, U get me and The Crust.
In 2008 Dominique played on of the leading roles in CBBC show Hotel Trubble.
(Dominique sings the theme tune for The Crust and Hotel Trubble)
She was approached by The Observer to be featured as one of the most positive female role models of the moment and graced the front cover with Tess Daley.
2008 saw the release of 8 different television and film projects for Dominique that included “Little Miss Jocelyn” for BBC and “Life Bites” for Disney Channel
She is credited as a writer for the Sketch show "Barley Legal" produced by The Comedy Unit.
In 2009 you can see Dominique starring in a leading role as Aretha for CBBC's "My Almost Famous family" where she portrays an american singer in a family band. Dominique also sings the theme tune for this show.
Dominique is currently filming "Hounded" and Horrible Histories 2" for CBBC