Striped hooded top £59 and orange and grey striped jumper £55, both by Tommy Hilfiger (ages 1–16); shorts from £123 by Roberto Cavalli Devils (ages 2–10); green bag £55 by Zatchels; paint print high-top trainers from £165 by D&G Junior (sizes 19–31); socks from

-shape, seen at Gucci in purple, is one of the most popular shapes of the season.The outerwear is also eye-catching. A headless mannequin wears a leopard print coat, matched with black leggings quilted at the knee, in a casually cool kind of way. Another red

with rolled cuffs - as also spotted on the FIMI catwalks. For girls, Replay & Sons have introduced a pretty cross-stitch rose design, which appeared on everything from baseball boots to bags. The penchant for referencing bygone eras is still key next season

to their already established design ethics with little changing except new colourways and graphic details. There are plenty of prints around with woodland influences, leaf and floral prints still. Animals are used for portrait prints on T-shirts and as abstract

showed lots of gorgeous baby basic knitwear in a colour palette of cream, browns and pinks and Indikidual who showed a fantastic first collection including super cool banana print harem trousers.Scroll through the gallery above to see what exciting things

Fair entranceWith it's bright and spacious layout the Copenhagen CPH Kids fair is always a pleasure to visit. The mix of cool brands and popular Nordic patterns also ensures a bright atmosphere. Now in its third edition the fair is also pulling

that any bride would be proud of. THere was also a tassled flapper dress, or - if the seventies takes your fancy - tie-dye Woodstock printed blouses and cool-looking playsuits. Being an Eighties child, I preferred the Day-glo Rave-Like-It's-1989

by waiters holding trayfuls of lemon ices, the perfect cooling refreshments in the still sweltering heat.The Fendi catwalk show is always a highlight and this season's collection didn't disappoint. Shades of new demin were in evidence with soft faded Chambray

the catwalk to strains of ‘Are You Gonna Go my Way’, while wearing long red jean shorts, striped zip hooded tops and slogan T-shirts declaring things like ‘Never Ending fun’.American and British flag prints were popular over scarves. There were also hints

exhibitors, some of whom have moved over to CIFF Kids which was definitely to the fair's advantage. As well as the very cool New Generals who held their catwalk show there, also Petit by Sofie Schnoor and Noa Noa showed on the catwalk which, with the CIFF