It was all about the padded and quilted jacket at Woolrich, which was fashioned in the season’s favoured colour purple and the more demure black.The American label established back in 1830 showcased a collection which one would describe as samey

Woolrich like Moncler have a strong history with coats and jackets, popularised in the sixties by the mod movement for their take on the Eskimo parker and for AW11 the brand stuck to their historical past and presented a show that was primarily

The cheerleaders sprung out onto the catwalk in suitably vibrant mood to the (rather predictable) tune of Hey Mickey, you're so fine, before the boys came out paying homage to the US athletic fraternity of American football and baseball. Wearing huge shoulder pads and war paint (...

Yeti boots at MonnalisaIn what is set to be one of this winter’s most playful trends, snow and Yeti boots were out in full force on the European catwalks. From Monnalisa to Moschino we loved the funky fashion statement footwear; which certainly kept the silhouettes from looking t...

to be childrenswear's answer to the adult fashion week shows. Labels included: Fracomina Mini, Sarabanda, Simonetta, Elsy, Miss Blumarine, Woolrich Kid, Silvian Heach, C.P Company, Blauer, Children's Fashion from Spain, Miss Grant, Guess Kids, Calvin Klein. Outside

on styling and how to combine clothes and accessories.  Here are just a few of the names in children’s fashion that will be coming down the catwalks: Miss Blumarine, Woolrich, Fendi, Sarabanda distributed by Miniconf, Miss Grant, Silvian Heach, Calvin Klein

's imaginary crocodile. Also because the shop was small, and so were the children.Do you have children?I have one 19-year-old son, William, who still loves wearing Woolrich.  As a mother of just one son I have always wanted him to look and feel good in his

logos.Woolrich was the second show of the day with smart casual pieces layered over each other and boyswear accessorised with twisted checked long cotton scarves. Day glo socks and flip flops brightened up a mix of natural tones, emerald green, navy and

full of navy blues, bottle greens and ruby red to create a Scottish sartorial style. Seen at: Miss Grant, Monnalisa, Woolrich, Simonetta, Miss Blumarine and Brooksfield.Deluxe Fabrics Sumptuous satin, velvet, lame, nylon and gleaming Lurex fabrics were

on from our report on the first day at Pitti Bimbo (see report below), the day continued with shows from Altana which showcased their new license Moschino, closely followed by Woolrich Kid and Lui Jo Junior and Kidspace. The day ended with two highlight