Monnalisa opened its new boutique in the fashion centre of Milan on November 3. Located in Via della Spiga, it features a fresh yet romantic design and is set to be a heaven send for fashion-conscious little girls.The boutique’s interior has

to the spirit of couture, it will feature all of CWF’s collections for girls and boys from 0 to 16: Burberry, Chloé, DKNY, ELLE, Escada, Hugo Boss, Marithé+François Girbaud and Timberland. The store has been created in collaboration with French designer

, as always with Monnalisa, prominent: bows with check trims, net corsages and lace details looking good on hemlines and sleeves. Girls’ wear from its mainline collection was the main feature with only a few offerings from the casual diffusion line Jakioo

. 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

partnership will add further value to the company’s already respected name. The new Fendi collection focuses on girls and boys aged from two to 12 years and will also expand the already established baby range, expanding it from gift items to a full collection

for babies and defusion lines  Lu Lu and U+T. For fans of Miss Grant, shoppers will be excited to know that the new spring/summer '10 collection is in store now – expect lots of glitter, sequins and fun, just what every little girl loves. To preview

Gucci is due to reveal their new Spring/Summer '11 children’ collection in Florence, Italy at their florentine head quarters  on June 24th. The collection has been designed by Frida Giannini for both girls and boys and will include clothing, shoes

Earlier last month, we reported that Fendi were launching a full childrenswear collection aimed at boys and girls aged 2–12 . This week, Junior recieved the catwalk schedule for the Pitti Bimbo Fair in Florence, Italy and it is confirmed

The trend for all things naval kicked off when the artist Franz Winterhalter painted the four-year-old Prince Albert Edward in a white sailor suit for a Channel Islands’ cruise in 1846. By the 1870s, both boys and girls were sporting the look.

Playsuit, hat and striped tights. Prices start at £65.Hot on the heels of the success of Junior Gaultier comes Gaultier Bebe, a new collection for boys and girls aged 0 to 2 years. Expect denim dungarees, tulle skirts and plenty of Gaultier