Donnerstag, 5. Juli 2012
Mittwoch, 27. Juni 2012
Collection 2012
Times are not easy, but the more important that children have products of good quality and long durability. Our large new range of products will give many hours of fun and inspiration - not only to the smallest children, but also the slightly older group from 3 – 7 years of age.
http://franck-fischer.com
www.fashiontrendscout.com
Donnerstag, 21. Juni 2012
Ein kleiner Sonnenschein zum Muttertag: Paglie white
Weil sie etwas ganz Besonderes sind, gibt es für Mütter auch einen ganz besonderen Tag im Jahr. Am Muttertag wird verwöhnt, geschmust und gefeiert. Auch die Kleinen putzen sich dann gerne heraus. Die Frühjahr-/Sommerkollektion von Paglie white zeigt elegante, kindgerechte Outfits für diesen besonderen Tag.
Für besondere, festliche Anlässe erstrahlt Paglie white in dieser Saison in Weiß. Die Mädchen tragen knielange Kleider oder Dreiviertelhosen mit kleinen Rüschen und Tops in Tulpenform. Kleine, liebevolle Details wie aufgenähte Schleifen, zarte Blumenprints und taillierende Bändchen runden das Outfit ab.
Die Jungs tragen kurzärmelige Hemden zu schwarzen Jeans im Boot-Cut und weißer Weste mit farblich abgesetzten Knöpfen. Alternativ dazu gibt es grau-weiß gemusterte Karohemden oder grau-weiß gestreifte Kapuzenpullis.
Bei so schönen Outfits, freuen sich zum Muttertag nicht nur die Kids, sondern gleich die ganze Familie.
Montag, 18. Juni 2012
Der Sommer naht und darauf freuen sich die Kleinen schon ganz besonders. Die dicke Kleidung wird von luftig leichten Kleidern mit farbenfrohen Prints abgelöst.Die neue Frühjahrs/Sommerkollektion von Herzilein-Wien lässt uns die Leidenschaft für herzerwärmende Kindermode wieder spüren. Jedes Teil ein Hingucker. Kunterbunt und qualitativ hochwertig – so könnte man die neue Frühjahrs/Sommerkollektion von Herzilein-Wien beschreiben.
Verspielte Details und wunderschöne Farbkombinationen machen Spaß und bringen Farbe in den Alltag. Freundliches Grün, herziges Rot und maritimes Blau liegen bei Herzilein-Wien ganz vorne. Blumenmuster für Mädchen und coole Applikationen für die Jungs.
Kinder wollen sich viel bewegen und daher stehen Bequemlichkeit und Bewegungsfreiheit immer an erster Stelle. Weite Kleidchen mit lustigen Leggins, angenehme Baumwollhosen und bequeme T-Shirts geben den Kleinen die Freiheit sich auszutoben und herumzuflitzen.
http://www.herzilein-wien.at/
Sonntag, 17. Juni 2012
Auch diese Saison lohnt es sich wieder die Website von Frank & Fischer anzusehen. Das Team Annemarie Franck & Charlotte Fischer glänzt mit Ideenreichtum für Kinderaccessoire.
www.facebook.com/pages/FRANCK-FISCHER/120350981320414
http://franck-fischer.com/home
Donnerstag, 8. März 2012
When Lola knew her daughter was coming, she started to realized that the most of the kids shops in Spain offer very classic clothes. Running away from the typical light blue and pink with laces, teddy bears and so on, she discovered a world of cool and modern clothes for kids. Was when she thought: why can't we wear our babies and kids with the clothes we like for ourselves? That's when starts RockmeMum, her online store for cool kids from 0 to 8 years old.
Samstag, 3. März 2012
Das Motto des Labels "spirit of hope" lautet:
Hoffnung steht am Anfang jeder Veränderung und ist der Motor unserer Träume.
Und ganz nach diesem Motto designt Caroline Detterbeck Mode für Individualisten,
auch für die ganz Kleinen. 2009 kam es zum ersten Launch der Kollektion und somit zu
einer wundervollen Kleidunsstücken, bestehend aus kuschelweichen Hoodies, Pants und Shirts mit Prints die Kindern & Eltern Spaß bereiten.
Donnerstag, 23. Februar 2012
After graduating from the East Sydney institute of fashion design in 1994, designer Frances Carrington registered with Australian Volunteers Abroad, hoping to use her skills in a community in Africa. Instead she was sent to India. She was put in charge of the fledgling tailoring department of the Norbulingka Institute in Dharamsala, home of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan Government in exile. Her job was to teach newly arrived Tibetan refugees the finer points of tailoring and design. She oversaw the growth of the department from 2 to 15 fulltime staff by the end of her stay.
Falling in love with Indian and Tibetan culture, not to mention the fantastic landscape of the Himalayas, she determined that at the end of her tenure she'd find a way to use her skills to continue to benefit the local community in some way. In 1999, armed with a $5000 loan from her father she started Eternal Creation, with the aim of producing quality womens' sleepwear and accessories.
The early days were difficult. Frances started with only 3 tailors, in association with the Gu-Chu-Sum movement of Tibet, an ex-political-prisoners' organisation based in McLeod Ganj, Dharamsala. Gu-Chu-Sum's 200-plus members are all former prisoners of conscience, some of whom have endured terrible privation and torture at the hands of the Chinese authorities. The organisation is dedicated to improving the lives of recently arrived political refugees by providing jobs, training, health care and accommodation.
The small tailoring unit slowly grew, employing several ex-prisoners and battling with fierce monsoons, water shortages and frequent blackouts, often simultaneously! One of the biggest challenges was training people who had previously led a pastoral or nomadic existence, to understand the concept of delivery deadlines and international quality standards.
With the birth of her 2 children, Frances found herself naturally gravitating towards designing children's clothes, and sales of her initial childrens' collection quickly proved that there was a market for her classical look, love of colour and immaculate tailoring.
As the sales of Eternal products grew in Australia, the company was faced with a difficult decision - outsource or expand? Outsourcing would bring with it the ethical dilemma faced by many designers: how do you know your designs are being made under fair labour conditions and not subcontracted to other factories that may not meet these standards?
Frances felt that outsourcing production would ultimately end up betraying the original reasons she started the company. So she decided to increase the capacity of the workshop, which would provide more jobs for the local Tibetan and Indian community as well as ensuring that Eternal Creation's trademark high quality standards were maintained. In 2005, Eternal Creation opened the Himalaya Tailoring Centre in lower Dharamsala, and today is one of the largest private employers in the area. Eternal Creation products are sold in over 200 stores in Australia, Europe and Asia.
Designerin Anna Rippelbeck produziert in handarbeit liebevolle Schmusetiere für Kinder!
Zu bestellen gibt`s die wunderschönen Produkte auf: http://www.ottldottl.com/www.fashiontrendscout.com
Donnerstag, 9. Februar 2012
Sonntag, 5. Februar 2012
Donnerstag, 2. Februar 2012
About Fall/Winter '12 Collection
KidCuteTure, a line of elegant and imaginative children's clothing, takes a leap forward with an introduction of new fabrics and embellishments to its highly popular line of architecturally-unique, wearable styles for girls ages 2 to 14 and baby girls and boys from 3 months to 4T.
"This season we are excited to introduce new styles, new fabrics and new colors. We are working with lovely cottons, classic denims, fine corduroys and exquisite machine-washable knits in intense color combinations, multiple stripes, bohemian fabric mixes and romantic color layering. Alongside the style design process, each season we also challenge ourselves to break through the creative barriers of working with jersey cottons. For Fall/Winter '12 holiday season we are introducing designs crafted in lurex cottons. A nearly invisible thread of lurex adds gorgeous shimmer while retaining softness, freedom of movement and practicality of out favorite material - cotton. We loved designing new styles and shapes for the new fabrics," says designer Natasha Pantelyat.
Some of the strongest design elements include cotton jersey "shark-bite" tunics with signature rosettes and paired leggings; beautiful collection of dresses with theatrical, draping skirts; innovatively cut assymetrical pieces with contrasting color blocking and hidden pockets; fitted girly terry jackets finished with just a touch of organza and easy-wash denim fringe group. This strong visual collection also includes fantastic knit dresses with edgy stars, ornamental snowflakes and rhinestones. A fast range of matching accessories - colorful, shimmering, eye-catching cotton jersey and knit hats and scarves - complete each look from top to bottom.
Leading by design, KidCuteTure's modern style and color combinations are especially refreshing in baby sizes. A very pretty interpretation of the company's signature rosette finds itself on sweet berry, grape, aqua and stronger sapphire, charcoal and mixed stripe styles in the Kashka baby girl line. Boys have a lot to look forward to as well - from sapphire mock-two-piece rompers to sporty chocolate/caramel stripe double-layered hooded playsuits. What separates KidCuteTure is that each piece is designed with an intense dedication to style, quality and movement.
Donnerstag, 26. Januar 2012
Dienstag, 17. Januar 2012
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