BILLIONAIRE JUNIOR'S RUNWAY is impressively designed like a ship: a large sail sits behind a steering wheel, with the brand’s name emblazoned upon it in gold lettering. What follows is an array of sports-themed outfits ­- plaid shorts, polo shirts

 will love it!This season, the Miss Grant collection was broken into four prominent themes: Regimental, Equestrian, Party and Boho, so surely every buyer will love something? Regimental was the strongest theme, presenting Miss Grant's tailoring,  which

of holidays by the sea and picnics in the park on a hot summer’s day. There’s a Beach Hut theme with classic spots and nautical stripes and a Summer House theme with sweet floral patterns and cupcake motifs. To be in with a chance of winning, be sure

The Italian girlswear label Miss Grant present their Spring/Summer ’11 collection to an Alice in Wonderland themed set, with a giant clock and flowers looming in the background. There are four main themes to the Spring/Summer 2011 collection

The sundress was a big trend at Pitti this season – and Monnalisa was a key player, with the demure Fifties look its prominent theme. Sundresses had a prom feel, decorated with check trims, tassels and large floral prints. Embellishments were

. 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

with tones of comic-book hero Popeye. The prominent theme was layering, which looked good and slightly Japenese street style. The silhoutte of the boyswear was loose and tailoring looked comfy and cosy.The girlswear collection carried on the theme of SS10

dress in white georgette, with the polka dot theme replaced by hearts. There were lots of gorgeous accessories, too, in logoed saddle bags for boys and cute little Herve Chapelier-style bucket bags for girls, as well as trainers, plimsolls and pretty

Y-3 Show ReportThe next to follow on with the mini-me, my child must look like me trend, is Yohji Yamamoto diffusion line Y-3. Shown together with the adult line in New York. The debut kids collection carried on the theme of previous Y-3 adult lines

FOR ELSY, IT initially seemed that it was going to be the summer of love. Their catwalk is branded with ‘Elsy’ spelt  in flowers. This theme is certainly extended to some of the collection, particularly a dreamy prairie-style summer dress and top