Rumer Willis is all business these days with her role in the exciting new comedy, House Bunny.  This starlette, freshly 20 and fresh to the scene, shows us that she might just be here to stay.

Yes, it’s true:  as Demi and Ashton let the hot Hollywood sun set on their careers, pure bred famester Rumer Willis comes out of left field with a budding career.  Well, let’s be real--her acting career didn’t just appear out of thin air.  She made a cameo in such '90s favorites as Striptease and Now and Then.  So, after a five year or so hiatus, Willis is ready and willing to show us all what she’s made of.  Such blogging babes as Perezhilton.com and the luscious ladies of GoFugYourself.com have forced us fashionistas to pay more attention, willingly or not, to the new Willis on the scene.
 

This month, with the release of Comedian Queen Anna Faris’ House Bunny, co-star Rumer Willis is taking over magazine covers, red carpets, and the fashion blogosphere.  Some of my girlfriends and I have watched the trailer to this new film tens of times and we are dying to see it, but my jury is still out on how much I dig this new celebutant-stardom of the oldest Willis sister.  Let’s see some examples, shall we?

So what do we think of all of this hubbub? Do we dig it?  I must say that she brings a new style to the scene that is kind of honestly enticing.  She mixes a refreshing Rodeo Drive, Lindsay Lohan prep-punk with an unexpected, intelligent glamour.   It’s five days after her 20th birthday, and I wouldn’t say she comes across as young and carefree as the High School Musical Alumni or the Gossip Girl gaggle. 

As she loses her freshman twenty and twigs out, Rumer’s style becomes much more sophisticated.  Her red carpet look is always a classic dress and some black heels.  It so far promises not to falter.  Her more edgy, casual style appears to be clipped from the pages of an American Apparel spread with sheer v-necks, black leggings, knitted caps, and muted colors. 

IMDB announces up-and-coming Rumer Willis cinema:

Slightly Single in L.A. (2009) (pre-production) .... Dale Squire, Wild Cherry (2009) (post-production) .... Chase, and Whore (2008) (post-production) .... Smoking Girl

So are you Will(is)ing to rave about Rumer? What do you think? Celebrity starlette in the making or soon to be a celebutant of the past?