Showing posts with label children's clothes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children's clothes. Show all posts

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Baby's Got A Brand New Bag: The Baby Blackbird Blog


Style blogs are a wellspring of inspiration for many from college girls to fashion editors alike, providing a platform and voice for the everyday fashion maven who might otherwise go unheard. Allow us to introduce you to a few new mini-sized mavens. The Baby Blackbird blog proves that you’re never too young to get fashionably inspired and reinstates a much needed element of play.

The blog features the adorable children, Kingston and Harlow, of blogger Brandy and husband Chris wearing incredibly cute and dare we say, inspiring getups. However, it would be a mistake to think that this blog is just a bunch of photos of some cute kids and their parents. Among the many, features include categories such as Small Style Icon, where unique dapper kiddos are featured and even interviewed (with a little help from the ‘rents) and Mini Celebrity, where a current celeb look is translated and shrunk to wee size renditions.

The blog is incredibly well organized, thorough, and comes correct with a precise, intelligent and educated fashion perspective - a direct result of Brandy’s 8 years working in the Toronto fashion industry. Even if you don’t have kids of your own, this award winning blog (2011 Cribsie Award for Best Inside Track on Kids’ Wear Trends) is worth the read. Who knows, you may be inspired by some of the tiny ensembles yourself, and find yourself searching for the adult adaptation (note, Kingston’s suspenders and even mom Brandy’s French braid side bun)

Text Tienlyn Jacobson
Source: The Baby Blackbird

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Chloé for Children

It's official, Chloé now has a line for the most stylish of nuggets. The French fashion house debuted their first children's line in 2010. They sell their wares through the design house itself and at Bergdorf Goodman's uber chic bebe department (also housing the likes of Armani and Little Marc Jacobs). You can expect nothing short of the same well-constructed, couture simplicity that the fashion house's artistic director Hannah MacGibbon whips up on the regular. It's really comforting to know that four year olds in Upper-East side Montessori schools will be wearing designs from Chloé before I can even afford to buy one glove.

 Text Hannah Morris
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