Children's charity, Kids Company, is to launch Global Kids Fashion Week in London in association with online children's fashion retailer, and winner of Junior Design Award for best online fashion retailer 2011 and 2012, AlexandAlexa.com. The news

London Fashion Week isn't normally where one would see kidswear, but it came as a nice surprise to see children hitting the catwalks at designer Fam Irvoll's show hopefully paving the way for  other designers to do the same. Although the main focus

Fashion Week in London in association with online children's fashion retailer, and winner of Junior Design Award for best online fashion retailer 2011 and 2012, AlexandAlexa.com. The event will take place from March 18-20, 2013 with the main show location

"My mini-man, Dylan, making friends with the other children on the catwalk before the show started. Munchkin overload!!!"Children's charity, Kids Company, has launched Global Kids Fashion Week in London in association with online children's fashion

that always bring us the first previews of upcoming collections. Whilst the adults were away celebrating fashion weeks in New York, London and Paris, the children held their own presenting five days of the finest children's fashions on the renowned website

Camille Roman's headbands have been popping up everywhere, London Fashion Week was awash with them! Little Fashion Gallery have commissioned Camille to make a mini collection, which will be launched on the website in 10 days, but here's a sneak

for their jersey creations at London Fashion Week before moving to the bright lights of New York Fashion Week under the suggestion of legendary American Vogue editor Anna Wintour. The new collection will focus on cool, easygoing childrenswear. The newspaper

Junior Style, the North London-based boutique is having a pop-up sale next week. The sale will include luxury brands such as D&G Junior and Kenzo and will pop-up on the November 17 for all discerning parents looking for a pre-Christmas bargan, so

London PR company Blow has organised a special interactive event for children aged five to eleven in London Fashion Week on September 19th. This exclusive event is designed to allow youngsters learn a few of the skills involved in the fashion

dress is available in ages six months to 12 years, in both the plum print and a brown colourway. Having spent a few days in London for Fashion Week, the Beckhams headed to Paris on the Eurostar to continue the birthday celebrations. For their arrival