In the April issue of Junior, out on March 2, we feature some brilliant crafty ideas from Homemade Home by Sania Pell (CICO, £16.99). For full instructions, be sure to pick up your copy of Junior. Print out this template to 4x its size and use

style with new brocade and patterned textural fabrics, metallic pastel hues in pleating and loosesleeveless tops, and an expanded baby range replicating the same fabricsas the children's range. A new swan print has a sophisticated fairytale feel to baby

-style newspaper print, which has been a constant throughout Galliano’s childrenswear collections, was still present. Faded orange, petrol blue and antique pink are the chosen colourways for winter 2013 girlswear.A padded gilet with furry trim teamed with coral

to the country feel, with lots of the homeware accessories following suit. Graphic prints of animals including deer and winter wolves appeared over cushions, squirrels and acorns as ornaments and the ever present owl over anything and everything; the feathered

with mini-peplum and contrast pockets and a boys cotton tee with a graphic sandcastle print.In the older collection, girlswear includes a petticoat skirt in frothy golden tulle, easy jersey sundresses in bold hues and this season’s hero piece – the logo

and sparkles.What are your top tips for dressing the kids this Spring-Summer?Go bright with neon and play with pattern by mixing stripes and prints. This Spring-Summer is all about having fun! Capturing the mood of the 1960’s, we can’t get enough of our neon

as studding details too on necklines, collars and belts, whilst floral prints are mixed between sweet romantic roses and Liberty ditsy small prints or wildflower prints. Hedgerow borders as seen in Gucci's adorable summer cottons, Gucci also presented a new

as well as a record number of footwear and homewear stands at the SS12 season show, we couldn't wait to browse the busy aisles. One of the biggest stand-out trends was African animal print; as previously championed by D&G for SS11. We spotted a gorgeous

plethora of Disney print outfits. Mainly appearing on T-shirts and luggage the characters were offset by chunky black and white stripes, small polkadot print neckerchiefs and funky black and white brogues with yellow ribbon laces. Tunic style long T

were a lemon print romper suit in the baby collection and wonderful brown shoes tied with a printed scarf bow on the sides. Then to the Sarabanda show which had a Fifties twist and some great casual boyswear with mix and match checked plaids in cotton