Miss Blumarine, designer Anna Molinari’s junior range, has produced some stunning coats for Autumn/Winter ’10, especially this fluffy fun swing coat with pink bow – destined to make any little girl look glam. £403 by Miss Blumarine (ages 4–14).

Its autumn/winter 09 and Miss Blumarine’s catwalk is crowded with a cut out winter wonderland, decorated in Anna Molinari’s favourite decoration, glitter.The first outfit is a knitted pull over, layered over a net skirt, covered in beading, styled

Miss Blumarine Autumn/Winter 2013-14The setting for the Miss Blumarine Autumn/Winter 2013-14 show is a wintry scene indeed: complete with cotton snow covered catwalk, sparkling white skinny trees and glittering voile curtains.Three child

There was more than a hint of Italian elegance at the Miss Blumarine show: summer dresses were decorated with bows, hydrangeas and lace trims, punctuated with flashes of sunshine yellow and heart prints. Of course, being designed by Anna Molinari

Miss Blumarine were celebrating their generous donation of€3000 to the ‘Save the Children’ charity, opening it's fall 2012 show with a performance by the famous pianist Stefano Bollani, who had also donated his fee for charity.With compassion

For Miss Blumarine’s AW11 presentation, the show opened with an all singing and dancing troupe, dressed from Andrew Lloyd Webbers Cats. I even pondered if one of the cats was indeed Molinari herself, as according to the press release she

, then patiently in a line for their catwalk entrance. Miss Blumarine gave each of the girls an oversized T-shirt to put on over their own clothes while the hairdressers worked their magic, and they coped very well with the presence of a cameraman towering over

Blumarine,  an all-girl collection that highlights Anna's love for sequins and beading.Peaches, pinks and powdery pastels are the heart of Miss Blumarine's SS13 presentation, fashioned over silk tea dresses, cropped cardigans and tulle skirts. Embroidered

sees a slight transition for Molinari's younger line Miss Blumarine, the introduction of a masculine red jacket laid over shorts is the first sign that perhaps Molinari is ditching the glitz for a more cutting edge look. There is still glitter, beading