It was a small and neat children's collection at the Debenhams Press day but filled with plenty of colour pops and cute accessories. We love this kimono style printed top, adorable straw hat and cute peach coloured brogues with ribbon lace.

rolled-up jeans with mustard yellow socks and dual colour loafers led the way. As at other labels, orange was still a key bright colour used over skinny jeans, laces in brogues and highlights of graphic print T-shirts. There was a great faux shearling

proved to be a real star of the show, with styles ranging from glittery hi-top trainers to sorbet coloured brogues. Other accessories included pom-pom detail necklaces and feather hair bands. Short shorts were also a key look, always denim and in either

the night away, as seen at Monnalisa. Fancy footwear Brogues and bright socks proved popular, although modern ankle-strap sandals in metallic shades and glittery thong sandals were often used to juxtapose the Fifties theme.Natural Instict Blending

floral dresses, with cap sleeves, double layering and bold colours set on white. The colour combination of nude and bright yellow, as seen at Antik Batik, is highly reminiscent of designer Richard Nicoll, proving that the trend for colour blocking

plethora of Disney print outfits. Mainly appearing on T-shirts and luggage the characters were offset by chunky black and white stripes, small polkadot print neckerchiefs and funky black and white brogues with yellow ribbon laces. Tunic style long T

can read more about the labels we discovered in our blog about the fair's stands. Bright and bold homewearThe giant lobsters you can see hanging about in the image above are a good indicator of the style of homewear discovered at the fair