refreshing light, patterned over usually feminine ruffled dresses and net skirts. An a-line monochrome fur coat with oversized collar is a hit and a pillar-box red pleated dress which is opened up by the model, looks accordion like. Baseball boots covered

Kidspace produce four lines in total, for which all were shown in their autumn/winter presentation. The Iceberg label’s kids line, aptly titled Ice Ice were up first and stuck true to the labels cartoon branding. Comic strips were patterned over

works best with graduation bleed prints, which appear on blouses, ponchos and hooded tops. Skirts remain flat and minimal, despite the big trend for volume. Trousers are skinny but styled with turn-ups or shaded in bright yellows and pinks, with the lone

to detail that once went into the construction of clothing. Browse through the website and see first hand, beautiful hand-stitching, smocking, pin-tucks, pleating and embroidery from times-gone-by. Pictured 1930’s red chic sun suit £89 (age 12-18 months