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Glamour Girls: Elspeth Gibson's new range for girls
By on 19/04/2010 13:43:51
Fashion designer Elspeth Gibson is adding a touch of glamour in her new range for girls-with a little help from her two daughters
wearing her designs, she’s just as excited about designing for young girls, like her daughters, especially as her own love of clothes and fashion started as a child.“I used to love visiting my great aunt, who lived a very ladylike, glamorous life
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Turn back time
By Catherine Hudson on 29/02/2012 12:11:53
Scandinavia's hotbed of cutting-edge labels pays homage to 1940s' Hollywood with modern twists on classic styles
Photography Anders Hald at Alan Wickes / Fashion Linda McLean / With thanks to CPH Kids Fashion Fair in Copenhagen / Styling assistant Quinee Balsov / Hair & Grooming Astrid Fauerby / Models Isabella, Liva Zara, Malik and Selma at www.1kid
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Teatime Delights
By on 11/11/2011 15:56:16
Divine dresses, pretty florals and bold prints and stripes make the perfect elegant attire for little ladies and gentleman
LondonGirl on left: Multi-layered floral silk cotton mix dress from £130 by D&G Junior (ages 3 months–10 years); silk patterned shorts from £105 by Simonetta (ages 4–16); patent sandals with gem detail from £133 by Step2wo (sizes 28–39). Girl on right
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Rustic Summer Style
By Junior on 18/06/2009 11:47:39
Rustic fashion from Junior
Girl Embroidered kimono dress £53 by I Love Gorgeous (ages 1–10). Boy Vintage one-off cheesecloth shirt with silk embroidered stripes £40 by Their Nibs (ages 5–6); cotton scarf stylist’s own. ABOVECotton T-shirt £15.50 by American Apparel (ages 2
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Highlanders
By Junior on 31/10/2007 09:48:02
Sheepskin, rustic knits and tartans with bobble hats and chunky scarves combine to create country chic. Photography by Beatrice Heydiri
stylist’s own. BOY ON RIGHT Coat £225 by D&G Junior (ages 0–14); cream top stylist’s own; one-off vintage scarf £15 by Cenci.GIRL ON LEFT Cream poncho £55 by Kenzo (ages 2–12); tartan skirt £64 by Gant (ages 3–13); knitted beret £34 by Antik Batik (one
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Miami Hues
By on 04/06/2008 16:04:38
Vibrant primary shades are the key to capturing the palm-fringed feel of Florida - as well as a perfect slice of Fifties America Photography by Erik Skeisvoll
by Linda Simonetta; red jacket (on chair) £95 by Hackett (ages 2-14 years). Girl in trolley: Jacket £122 by Nolita Pocket (ages 2-14 years); Pink dress Vintage; White jeans
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Jean Paul Gaultier interview: L'enfant Formidable!
By Catherine O'Dolan on 19/04/2010 14:56:03
Famed for his conical bustiers and skirts for boys, iconic designer Jean Paul Gaultier introduces his Gaultier Junior collection in our exclusive interview
first individual collection in 1976. Even among the fashion elite, Gaultier signature style stands out among the crowd: playful, extrovert and often controversial, he is happy to use unconventional models (curvy girls and older males), and loves
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Sitting Pretty
By Junior on 31/10/2007 10:38:12
Winter staples in strong colours are given added pizzazz with a mix of quirky retro accessories. Photography by Malin Ngoie
25–29); hat stylist’s ownBOY ON LEFT Cardigan from £279, long-sleeved top from £94 by Marni at Harrods; grey trousers from £58 (ages 2–12) and brown shoes £65 (sizes 25–29), both by Caramel; vintage necktie stylist’s own. GIRL ON RIGHT Dress from £169
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Quintessentially Burberry
By Catherine O'Dolan on 19/04/2010 13:25:10
Despite a somewhat chequered history, the Burberry brand of patriotic styling is flying high in the fashion world
-and-white check tweed on pinafore dresses, cape coats and bucket hats (as featured in a Junior fashion shoot, left, and on the previous page). Other recent collections played to Burberry’s experimental attitude towards fabrics, with white shiny leather and quilted
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Golden Girl - Myleene Klass
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 11/03/2011 12:36:28
Read stories from the archive of Junior Magazine -The multi-talented Myleene Klass talks motherhood, music and minor mishaps in front of Her Majesty
bump. She’s clearly a lady with an eye for style. On top of all that piano-plonking, posing and presenting, she’s found the time to launch her own fashion label, Baby K, for Mothercare. Myleene got together with Mothercare in 2008, after being
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