Looking for playful, retro clothes for your little one? The search has just got a whole lot easier with Swedish label Li and Lo arriving on our shores.
Based on the fictional characters from the 60s, Li and Lo aims to please with vivid colours, playful designs and cute patterns.
Ah, shopping for a maternity bra. Without a doubt, one of the least exciting or inspiring parts of any pregnancy. The worst part is that by the time you hit the third trimester, you’ll be back in the fitting room because you’ve already gone up a size. We may have found the answer.
Get ready for tween fashion to surprise and delight with age-appropriate sophistication! Geometric shapes, irresistible retro patterns and unexpected forms make this collection an absolute must-have for the eight to fourteen set.
I met Bec from Little Rivet Jeans at the Kids Instyle tradeshow last week and she sure knows what we want from our kids’ jeans. With so many styles and colours, there will be the perfect pair for every child.
I absolutely adore capes on little girls and am pleased to report that capes are making a big comeback this winter, as seen at the recent Kids Instyle tradeshow in Sydney.
Keeping any child still while doing up buttons over layers of clothing in winter can be a feat even for the highly-skilled so we like … [Read more.]
Winter ranges are hot, hot, hot right now and the eagerly-anticipated new e3M collection for kids aged two to twelve debuts with a bang this season!
I still cringe when I look at photographs of myself taken in the ’70s. My ensembles always seemed to involve brown corduroy pants paired with some hideous maroon or bottle green skivvy. Ditto for swimwear. A navy Speedo one-piece was about as cute as I got as a child.
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With winter approaching – although I’m still waiting for autumn to kick in – we’re all probably starting to think about our children’s winter wardrobes. I’ve just been through my daughter’s winter threads and thankfully she can still wear about half from last year but will need all the basics and some standout pieces.
I can guarantee a visit to Aunty Ollie’s will uncover some gems.
We’re still sweltering with the Australian summer but nothing gets us in the mood for the approaching cool weather quite like a viewing of the winter goodies to come. We are huge fans of Oeuf at Babyology and can’t wait to share this stunning new range with you.
We all love our designer baby goods but do we really know how most of them are produced? Knowing that my children’s clothing is not only ethically made but also organic greatly influences my own purchases.
There’s every chance that bright and brash children’s clothing isn’t your thing and you favour a much more subdued palette for your little ones wardrobe . If so, look no further!