That mini style maven, Harper Beckham, has been spotted out and about with father, David, sporting a rather sweet top by new girlswear label, Billieblush. The perky pair were enjoying a stroll in an unsually sunny London. Just days before, Harper

it with an extraordinary platform for presenting the new global lifestyle trends for kids.From the classic-elegant look of the big names at Pitti Bimbo to the sportswear at Sport Generation, from the creativity of the brands in the New View and EcoEthic sections to urban

. Hitchiker opened the show with boys in crisp tailored shorts with blazer jackets or co-ordinated cardigans and snappy straw trilby hats to match. Checks and stripes were jumbled up together with short checked bomber jackets for an American take on sports

menswear collections (minimalist clothing that’s not too stark), the boyswear took a nod in the same direction. Padded jackets with wool tailored arms, soft wool sports pants, smart dress coats in shades of grey; all very wearable but well

in front of the lens. His label du choix? It had to be the quintessentially British brand, Burberry.The casting of Romeo in the campaign, alongside models Edie Campbell and Charlie France, came about after the style-conscious lad was pictured sporting a

cool for hot sunny days. Pictured Bandanna Bib, £7.00For more information, visit www.OrganicsForKids.com Katharine HamnettThe enfant terrible of all things economic has launched a kid’s range of t-shirts. Sport your little

, which housed the Replay boys and girls collection. Little Miss J reported “Replay carried on last seasons love affair with Americana, the collection sporting baseball inspired tops, footy style tees and baseball caps”.At her much-loved Bonpoint shop

sports club. Children are well catered for with the Raposinhos children’s club, which provides daily care and activities for children from six months to ten years, plus a high-tech games room to keep older children amused. While the children are being

Any boy who turns up on their first day of school sporting a straw boater and a yellow-and-lime-green striped blazer is bound to turn a few heads. And just a quick glance at the extraordinary array of equipment Marshall Armstrong sets out on his

purchases – technology, furniture, cars, clothing, sports wear – customers, educated by the internet and global media, are looking for 'best in class' products – the ones that most successfully fuse style with function to create ‘got to have it’ products.  I