of clothesRachel Riley was also winner of best fashion retailer, highly commended in best footwear, winner of outstanding contribution to fashion and highly commended in best designer girls' fashion, in the Junior Design Awards 2012

-house with particular attention to quality of fabrics and cuts making this a stand-out British brand and in our opinion, one to watch. Read more...Cut a dash and dress up for the best summer days out in London

Danish design house Noa Noa has always strived to be a little bit different. Born out of bohemian ideals and a desire to breathe some life into the monotonous trends of the Eighties, the free spirited aesthetic of the brand is alive and well

Cute by name, adorable by design, Little Duckling's philosophy of 'children's clothes for children' is apparent throughout the collection which offers a blend of simple Scandinavian colours and traditional English styles. Eye-catching offerings

Fashion's enfant terrible brings his anarchic spirit to this collection inspired by his classic collections from the Eighties. Pea coats, sailor stripes, embroidery and of course his iconic kilt are the cornerstones of the  Junior Gaultier brand

Two contrasting design ethos' lie behind Kenzo Kids' Spring/Summer 2012 look; modern styles and conceptual shapes blend with a vintage-inspired natural colours and woven materials to give a fresh, non nostalgic take on the brand's heritage look. A

, in the Junior Design Awards 2012

Frilly, frou-frou and unreservedly feminine, Angel's Face specialise in petti skirts and tutus that would turn a Disney Princess pink with envy. Made with layer upon layer of frothy chiffon, these skirts are suprisingly versatile - think partywear, dressing up box or if your chil...

, carefully selected fabrics and flashes of catwalk inspired avante-garde design. The perfect translation of Milanese luxury into wearable children's styles.Read more... Shop Watch - Introducing the beautiful La Stupenderia's Knightsbridge store

Inspired by travel, memory, nostalgia and vintage finds, designers and owners Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington cleverly echo seasonal trends straight off the catwalks to create innovative styles that are comfortable and functional for young girls