, large trilbies, floral head scarves and striped tights.Boyswear, a fairly new edition to the Miss Grant empire and aptly titled Grant Garcon, was agreeably casual for a brand so caught up in glamour and glitz. Smart cashmere and wool jumpers were matched

with sparkly red waistcoats, striped T-shirts were styled with large red rosettes and a check blue tunic worn with a red biker jacket epitomised the North American 'can-do' spirit - it was a fitting time to introduce the debut boyswear collection 'Grant Garcon

rosettes and ruffled collars. Boyswear collection, Grant Garcon, debuted with preppy knitted tanks and striped shorts, smart cotton shirts and polo shirts. Blazer jackets and co-ordinated cardigans at Monnalisa, along with star print T-shirts, prove

anticipated Young Versace showcased a static presentation of boys and girlswear based on Alice in Wonderland, Miss Grant introduced  boyswear line 'Grant Garcon', Stuart Weitzman showcased a new kidswear shoe line and Jean-Charles de Castelbajac debuted his

neon pop to any outfit.Grant Garcon, now showing for the third season, showed seersucker fabric in chalky blue and white pinstripe over shorts and blazer combinations. White, blue and pastel colours were popular in the collection and avoided the neon

 MAÁ.Mustard yellowNot such a new trend, but worth mentioning as this colour was everywhere - especially in boyswear. Knitwear at Tommy Hilfiger, block colour cardigans at Unnk - seen with pale blue Peter Pan collar, fitted sweatpants at Grant Garcon for boys