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Babiekins Magazine

A Trendsetting Magazine & Online Community For The Trendsetting Child + Parent

Fashionkins//From Bo to Bowie

By Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor Leave a Comment

Guest post by Emily Byrom.

In honour of one of the most influential artists and fashion icons of all time, we pay tribute to the legend that is David Bowie.

Hunter Boaz Byrom or ‘Bo’ for short, plays the part of a fashion-forward-orange-haired mini Bowie. With his bright orange chalked hair and his handmade leather eyepatch – Bo recreates a Bowie look that dates right back to 1974. If only the little guy knew!

Bo’s outfit was inspired by a monochrome piece worn by Bowie in the 70’s. The tuxedo jacket by Jeremy Scott for Adidas features zebra print and a faux fur trim around the hood. Next is Bo’s t-shirt from Bearsley and Bumski showcasing a Bowie portrait with the words ‘Babe with the Power’ from arguably one of his/the best films ever, The Labyrinth. The wand… well that was just Bo being Bo.

Zebra look leggings from Mainio Clothing continue the little rockstar look and add a bit more Bowie flamboyance to the outfit. A pair of Akid black doodle boots from The Mini Edit complete the look.

I’ll admit I don’t really know tons about Bowie, not compared to one of my besties @i_am_heather1. She is a super fan. To me, Bowie is a fashion icon. He inspires us to be different, to break away from the mould, and to be who we want to be. This is why we have created this tribute, not for me but for my dear friend in Sydney. This is for you Heather! My he rest in peace and continue to empower generations to come. Legends don’t die.

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Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: AKID, Babiekins Magazine, boy's clothing, david bowie, editorial, fashion magazine, kids fashion magazine, mainio, Mainio Clothing, mini edit Posted By: Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor

FASHIONKINS // A Strawberry Summer

By Nicole Gonzalez, Contributor Leave a Comment

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I am just loving the fruity, sweet prints from Hugo Loves Tiki this season. Paired with a seriously awesome pair of denim shorts from I Dig Denim and you have a match made in summer heaven! Seriously this combo has been taking us everywhere from playdates to the park to fairs all over NYC. Sweet summer days are here!

Tank from Hugo Loves Tiki | Shorts from I Dig Denim | Sandals from Osh Kosh

Images // Nicole Gonzalez

 

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: boy's clothing, Boys stye, hugo loves tiki, I Dig Denim Posted By: Nicole Gonzalez, Contributor

Momkins // Thanksgiving Threads

By Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor Leave a Comment

Thanksgiving day is tomorrow! For us, it’s a special day to be with family and give thanks for all the blessings we have. We love doing it in style. I’m a huge fan of black and it so happens, I found this lovely set that looks just perfect for this occasion. It makes me feel sexy and elegant at the same time, plus it’s so soft! As for my boy, I always like him best in clothes that are comfortable, but on a day like this, I love for him to be all dressed up, too. I wanted to find something that looked the part and was comfy at the same time. Everything he’s wearing is from baby Zara, and I love it! it’s also so soft to the touch and I think he looks so handsome.

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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Hope you all have a great day.

Patricia Cabrera|Website|Instagram
Clothing// Zara Baby| Nude Inc.

Filed Under: Family Tagged With: #babiekinsmag, Babiekins, Babiekins Magazine, black, boy's clothing, fall, Fashion, fashion kids, holiday outfits, kids fashion magazine, kids trends, mom style, plaid, Zara Posted By: Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor


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