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Little Liberty Belle
By Catherine Hudson on 23/02/2012 14:30:11
London's prettiest department store to open much anticipated childrenswear department
Edition made with Liberty tailored fabric (seen above) costs £950 and will only be available instore from the opening day. So you will definitely need to get your skates to ensure you will be pushing the prettiest pram in town.Little Liberty is available
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Little Miss Junior visits the new pop-up Merci store at Liberty
By Junior on 09/03/2010 15:15:00
Today Little Miss Junior decided to wear black, knowing that she was going to be surrounded by an abundance of floral Liberty prints. “I just can’t bear it when editors dress in accordance to the occasion, so déclassé”. Jumping out of her
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Exclusive -John Lewis and Liberty relaunch childrenswear departments
By Matthew Holroyd on 08/08/2011 11:43:16
Another Junior exclusive
with Clements Ribeiro and Celia Birtwell. The newly designed department is set to be the number one location for kidswear, with a 25 per cent increase in children’s fashion, toys, nursery and haberdasheryOther news in is that London Store Liberty is set
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A little Comic Relief
By Catherine Hudson on 03/02/2011 13:18:29
This year's charity T-shirts are designed by the fabulous Vivienne Westwood - including a brilliant childrenswear range!
-shirt to £14.99 for an adults, with between £2.50 and £7 per sale going directly to Comic Relief.We also love the Liberty for Comic Relief shopper bags and scarves (on sale at TK Maxx and Liberty) which are decorated with a traditional Liberty print.Red Nose
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London's best Christmas windows
By Claire Hadley on 14/12/2010 16:10:34
The festive displays that you and your little ones will love
Gallery’s collection, the display features an abundance of food and drink positioned inside large gilded frames. It’s a great way to combine a little artistic learning with your Christmas shop.Selfridges is renowned for creating some of the most stunning
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Shop Watch - Felix & Lily
By Danielle Malin on 03/06/2010 16:04:20
Taking a peek at all of the best shops
from Liberty dresses to Their Nibs pyjamas. Other major brands they carry include Ej Sikke Lej and Mini Rodini; an ideal selection for parents who enjoy fun repeats and graphics for their little ones.
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Joe Blogs Moustache Man
By Joe on 19/12/2012 12:14:00
Smart Boy About Town spots a new trend for fine and fancy moustaches – and he thinks they're kind of dandy!
to be moustaches... Indeed, in the windows of Liberty of London, I found a flurry of the furry things. Here's my little homage, though 'twill be some time yet before I am sporting my own version.Love JxxJoe's wardrobe: Corduroy jacket by Mini Boden; British Bulldog
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Bubble London: The Kids Trade Show
By Linda Mclean on 22/06/2010 15:42:05
Junior bring you the latest trends and happenings from Bubble London, the UK's biggest childrenswear trade fair
to neon bolds.In constrast, florals were small and delicate in the Liberty lawn cotton vein and newer prints featured 50's or 60's abstract styles with splash-paint strokes a la Jackson Pollock, or swirls in retro colourways of orange, mustard and lime
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Bubble showcases our fantastic Junior Design Award entrants
By Catherine Hudson on 25/06/2011 10:48:33
The much-loved London childrenswear tradeshow showed a grand selection of Junior Design Award 2011 entrants and their designs for Spring Summer 2012
prominently displaying their awards.In terms of popular colours for Spring Summer 2012, we spied plenty of mustard yellow, at Little Esop and Christina Rohde, burnt orange, at Kidscase, chalky blues, at Ta Daa, and primary colours at Little Duckling, Seasalt
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Spring/Summer 2013: The trend report from CPH Kids
By Report and photography by Linda McLean on 14/08/2012 17:10:16
Junior reports from the childrenswear tradeshow
Caps from CTH MiniCPH Kids opened this year with a catwalk show of the main exhibitors which was open to anyone who happened to be there on day one and proved hugely popular. This summer's styles have seen little divergence from the now popular
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