What is it about the Swedish and their sense of style?
Remember the woollen jumpers we all wore at one stage or another as children? Those horribly thick numbers that caused you to itch and scratch like nothing else? These clothes are so light and silky smooth against skin you’ll find it hard to believe they’re also made from wool.
There’s a very good reason most babies are born with next to no hair. It’s so they can don stunning little hats like these to keep those precious little heads warm.
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 … [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!
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’m looking at clothing that features gorgeous muted florals with splashes of delicious candy pinks and cherry reds in easy, comfortable basics and sublime jackets. I’m looking at the Winter 2010 girls collection for Mini Life and I’m excited to buy a few items from this range!
Believe me when I tell you that I’m not wishing winter upon us. But for a moment, pretend the sun is not beating down outside and instead get cosy with the sublime winter coat collection by Half Dot Brooklyn.
Is there anything cuddlier than a newborn baby? Yes, a baby in cashmere. London-based Chinti and Parker has created a small but utterly delectable range of cashmere knits for babies and toddlers (and mums). The designs are not about fashion. Instead they are timeless, essential garments that will never date.
It must’ve been one long photo shoot for these babies, because they look like they’ve had enough! It’s a novel way to market baby fashion, but it’s just the reality of having a baby I guess.
If you are unaware of the ‘blanket-with-sleeves’ phenomenon, then you obviously don’t watch enough trashy television. I’m fairly certain this winter was not colder than previous winters, however a whole range of doona suits and blankets with added extras appeared on the market. Granted, most of these were demonstrated by awkward looking souls on mid-morning … [Read more.]
