I am a complete lover of vintage and retro inspired clothing for my daughter. If it resembles clothing design and an aesthetic from the 50s or 60s, I’m the first in line to buy it – or covet it.
Give me one heaped teaspoon of bright, bold colours and ample dashes of whimsy, merry and fanciful delights. Now combine that with fairytales and some fantastic forthcoming adventures. I do believe that’s the recipe for some not-to-be-missed girl’s clothing.
I’m loving the layered look for children and see no reason why little girls can’t wear their gorgeous sun frocks all year round. As the weather changes from bright, sunny days to cooler, darker days it’s fun to still wear bright colours!
I must admit I never really cared for the Narnia Chronicles as a kid – you know, the classic children’s series of books that begin with The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. But suddenly I can’t wait to introduce my own brood to the over-the-top fantasy realm of Narnia where lions talk, white queens … [Read more.]
Just saw the new Daisy Lane range in the flesh, so lovely! The entire range is girly, gorgeous and one of those ranges you feel you need to have. I tried a few of the lollies, they are pretty good too.
Peter Pan and his ragtag bunch of lost boys from Neverland are the quintessential kids that never grew up. After seeing the Peter Pan-inspired collection from designer kids’ label Heavenly Creatures for this coming spring and summer, I’m wishing I could join them! But since my own childhood is well and truly over, I’m just … [Read more.]
It’s funny how all the little girls I know tend to fall into one of two camps – they either love fairies or they adore horses. While beautiful fairy dresses pretty much grow on trees these days, the same can’t be said for equine-inspired clothing. So here’s a pretty frock that will have little horse … [Read more.]
Turn a zebra into an zeb-phant, dunk your cookies in a glass of milk or load up a delivery truck. Whatever your child’s style, they’ll have fun with t-shirts from Creative Director Clothing.
I adore Japanese street fashion in so many ways but even so, I’m not quite ready to dress my two-year-old daughter Gothic Lolita style! Kawaii cuteness, like you see above, is more her thing. More like what you’d want for your kids’ too, I’m guessing. So here’s some Harajuku inspired garb in tiny sizes that’s … [Read more.]
If hot pink and fussy clothing for your little girl isn’t your shopping style, then listen in. You’ll find no frills or fuss here. Just the perfect style that’s all bold and sassy – with just the tiniest hint of pink or a bow here and there – whilst remaining distinctly feminine.
Do you remember that old chenille bedspread on your grandparents’ bed? The fluffy one with a fringed hem that had a certain mothball scent to it? Well these old family favourites are now being used in an delightful new way.
Bonjour! It’s time to play in Paris at an international trade show crammed full of the very best in European and international style for les enfants.
