for Littlewoods: the high street label she has been designing womenswear for, for the past three years.The collection includes clothing for boys, girls and baby, as well as a nursery and accessory product range in pink and blue star prints, which includes

for boys, complete with elbow pad detail and oversized ruff detail on dresses for girls. Australian label, Olive's friend Pop, showed for the first time at Bubble, presenting an adorable range of vintage inspired clothing for girls. They also had a special

Christmas is traditionally the time for treats – and treats don't come much more special than a visit to the ballet. Many a little girl has been known to become starry-eyed at the dreamy spectacle of graceful ballerinas pirouetting and leaping

Tell us your earliest fashion memories Domenico Dolce (DD) I was born in a small village in Sicily and I grew up in my father’s tailoring shop. Everyone used to go there for clothes, from the aristocrats to the farmers. Instead of playing with toy

, swish style...How important is your clothing to you?I don't always wear clothing, but when I do I prefer something timeless, classic and expertly crafted. Did you get a souvenir from the movie? I did keep my new wardrobe from Brooks Brothers. I haven

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR new collection for GapKids. How would you describe the signature looks? What we’ve tried to do is create a capsule collection: one for boys, one for girls and one for newborns. I find that when I shop for my children – Miller

As expected, the first Fendi Autumn Winter catwalk show attracted the biggest audience (Fendi launched childrenswear at Pitti in July 2011). The famous monogrammed FF was everywhere from the backdrop to the clothes. First to appear were girls in

Glamour GirlsFashion designer Elspeth Gibson adds a touch of glamour to reveal the inspiration behind her gorgeous new range of clothes for girls The Food of LoveBreastfeeding is undeniably the best start for your baby, but how old is too old for a yummy

and curving pants with piped edges.New to the fair this season was the New York label Wovenplay whose ‘little girl dressing up’ style was delightful with cloth tiara's, necklaces and belts in cut-out leather, jewelled satin leotard tops with net skirts

costumes, toys and activity packs. The clothing is timeless and the gifts are classic, perfect for any discerning parent and child. We love the red racing car and can picture it being raced around past the tree and startled looking grandparents on Christmas