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/animal graphics on them.Labels follow their own directions for colour and print, for example at Christina Rohde sludgy colours in grey, pink and damson are enlivened with bright net petticoats. Christina Rohde now also has a boy’s line in khaki and brown tones

from Paris, all rather appropriatedly laid out – as one might expect –  on graphic felt red and cream Nordic cloths.Cute little bird brooches nested in vintage fabric covered matchboxes, little fabric mice bedded in boxes with pillows and blankets

evident split between the traditional Scandinavian companies such as Katvig and Smafolk with their bold simple graphic shapes, inspired by traditional Seventies' patterns in contrasting primary shades, and the avante-garde, more modern companies

rolled-up jeans with mustard yellow socks and dual colour loafers led the way. As at other labels, orange was still a key bright colour used over skinny jeans, laces in brogues and highlights of graphic print T-shirts. There was a great faux shearling

pieces and we also spotted the German company Macarons, as seen at Kleine Fabriek.Photography by Linda McLean

and gentle metallic touches, such as the styles of Noa Noa and Christina Rohde, through to a far brighter and more graphic print aesthetic which is the Scandinvian classic style of old, by such companies as the eco-friendly Fred's World by Green Cotton and H

.7)  Pattern is around in some ditsy florals and cabbage rose styles but mostly things are graphic, bold black and white prints, overlarge dogtooth, also lots of spots in all varieties, overlarge or tiny or animal pattern leopard style. Padded jackets

sorbet brights mixed with grey for cardigans, sweater dresses, hats,scarves and blankets.A new graphic print is used on padded snowsuits which seem more and more suitable for the UK given the recent weather here.Indikidual presented a dark toned

Scandinavian chic but have served to remind me how good the Scandinavian's are at illustrative and graphic designs with labels such as Soft Gallery, New Generals and Gro as strong on graphic images as shape and fabric.There is a feeling for a looser baggier