Laura Ashley is back with a funky girlswear collection and it is more vibrant than ever before with bright colours and prints inspired by sunny days at the seaside. Circle-print cardigan £26 by Laura Ashley (ages 2–8).

. Another recurring theme are ice-cream and sorbet colours, particularly on the girls’ range. Highlights include a cute striped summer dress with balloon-style pockets and frills layered over a sorbet green T-shirt.Replay also adapted the latest womenswear

Floc BabyA NEW SEASON of fashion was paraded at the Pitti Bimbo show in Florence and the Fimi show in Valencia and it heralded a variation on the padded jacket, which saw cocoon shapes and a distinct A-line influence. At one end of the colour

Boys & Girls make quirky organic cotton pieces in bright colours with witty slogans. It opens its east London store in February, which will contain items like this Bright As Day top from £22, jersey skirt from £14 and star-print jumper dress £20

amongst the stark and convoluted creations from other London designers - there could be some fun and colour available!

. The signature style of Custo Barcelona has always been about colour and print which translates so well in childrenswear. Childrenswear, specifically girlswear, has a love affair with all things print and if Custo Growing were looking for a slight cash

by the River Arno.The collection took inspiration from the Versace SS12 collection with the brands signature Medusa decorating T-shirts, shirts and jumpers. Rabbit skin coats were dyed in bright colours of pink, orange and red capturing this season's trendiest

by modern romanticism, which focused on pretty party dresses. Daring sorbet colours were shown over classic sun dresses and bold digital prints of floral patterns decorated sixties-inspired slip dresses. Fabrics in the collection were perhaps more

Boden introduced their signature array of rainbow colours to brighten up a a season traditionally fashioned in dark sombre shades. The refreshing stance saw chunky knits, raincoats, turn-ups and pinafore dresses all punctuated with bright colours

herringbone dresses - think fashion icon Wendy Dagworthy meets a cool art teacher! Another brand of note was Dis Une Couleur; a Seventies-style jersey range which, as the title suggests, is extremely colourful. Dusty yellows, muted blues and post-box reds