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An iPhone for children?
By Matthew Holroyd on 26/08/2010 12:38:25
Make reading fun!
Such a clever and easy way to entertain kids on long trips or moments of frustration! The iPhone book for kids is available from Mobile Art
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Children's fashion trade fair season kicks off
By Matthew Holroyd on 10/06/2010 11:30:30
Junior's essential calendar of all the best children fashion trade fairs to attend this season
from eco to new generation. For more information visit their website www.bubblelondon.comPitti Bimbo 24–26 JuneThe world's biggest and most established childrens fashion event, Pitti Bimbo is located in the beautiful city of Florence. This year
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The A to Z of Children's Fashion - C is For Classic
By Matthew Holroyd on 06/05/2010 12:00:24
From Little Lord Fauntleroy frills to funky flares, even the youngest child can be dedicated follower of fashion with our A to Z guide
Trends may come and go, but the children’s look inspired by generations of royals (think Queen Victoria dressing her children in kilts at Balmoral; or little Charles and Anne in their double-breasted, velvet-collared Harris tweed coats) has run
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The A to Z of Children's Fashion - I Is For Identical
By Matthew Holroyd on 30/06/2010 13:48:39
From Little Lord Fauntleroy frills to funky flares, even the youngest child can be dedicated follower of fashion with our A to Z guide
Dressing siblings in matching outfits gives the family a neat look – just look at the Beckham boys. But, according to psychologists, dressing siblings identically might not be the best thing for their developing identities. So think before following suit.
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The A to Z of children's fashion - k is for knitwear
By Matthew Holroyd on 09/11/2010 15:25:32
From Little Lord Fauntleroy frills to funky flares, even the youngest child can be dedicated follower of fashion with our A to Z guide.
"It is impossible to overemphasise the role played by knitted garments in the democratisation of children’s clothes,” says Noreen Marshall, author of Dictionary Of Children’s Clothes. Knitwear became popular after zoologist Dr Gustav Jäger wrote
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Childrens fashion from Spain catwalk show
By Matthew Holroyd on 27/06/2011 10:52:24
Junior at Pitti Bimbo
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Bread & Butter launch new dedicated children's show
By Matthew Holroyd on 10/05/2010 11:43:40
Bread & Butter Spring Summer 2011 celebrates the debut of their new childrenswear show at the forthcoming fashion exhibition in Berlin
July's Bread & Butter show in Berlin will see the launch of the urban and streetwear trade fair's debut childrenswear section, aptly titled Kids Camp. The dedicated area will feature up to 50 brands, including labels such as Junior favourites Replay & Sons, Pepe Jeans and Hackett...
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The A to Z of children's fashion - N is for nautical
By Matthew Holroyd on 04/01/2011 11:02:23
From Little Lord Fauntleroy frills to funky flares, even the youngest child can be dedicated follower of fashion with our A to Z guide
The trend for all things naval kicked off when the artist Franz Winterhalter painted the four-year-old Prince Albert Edward in a white sailor suit for a Channel Islands’ cruise in 1846. By the 1870s, both boys and girls were sporting the look.
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Y-3 launch debut children's collection
By Matthew Holroyd on 17/08/2010 10:57:12
Y-3 designed by Yohji Yamamoto for Adidas launch their debut kidswear range
Y-3, Adidas's smart sports line designed by Yohji Yamamoto, has launched their debut kidswear collection. The hotly anticipated collection for boys and girls features apparel, footwear and accesories and takes inspiration from the older ranges, introducing scaled down looks for m...
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Party with Brooks Brothers to celebrate the new children's collection
By Matthew Holroyd on 17/09/2010 17:18:41
Head to the Brooks Brothers Regent Street store for fun and goodies to celebrate the first-ever girls' collection
with a new chapter, as Brook Brothers introduce Fleece, a new collection for children – and for the first time, a collection for girls, featuring tartan party dresses, cardis and blazers for the girls and butto-down shirts, smart suits and rugby shirts
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