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You might have overlooked the missing hyphen in Lily-Rose Depp’s name in this excerpt from Yahoo! Style:
You might have ignored the misspelling of Métiers d’Arts. But no one could miss 17 years old. It’s just wrong here. It’s OK in “Lily-Rose is 17 years old.” But when used as an adjective, it should be “17-year-old Lily Rose.”
This hyphenation on the Yahoo! Style home page is driving me crazy:
Did the writer really think her last name is Rose-Depp, as if she were the child of Pete Rose and Johnny Depp? Her name is Lily-Rose Depp and Johnny Depp is her father.
Terribly Write