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Babiekins Magazine

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Featurekins//Dot To Dot London AW16

By Donna Tweedale, Former Contributor Leave a Comment

Hosted in the Vinyl Factory just off of Carnaby Street in London, myself and Emily were so excited to visit Dot To Dot to meet with brands of old favourites and new exhibiting their visions for AW16 for the first time. Dot to Dot is always a carefully curated show in an environment where you can take the time to meet with the creative’s behind the brands and gather a real understanding of their values and appreciate their lines.

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Wool in modern shapes and vibrant tones will be a big influence on the next season. A great advocate of which was new brand Knit Planet. A parent team having fun with knit wear and capturing moments of childhood friendship.

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We had a whole lot of love for new label Maison Chaos awarded Best Collection of the show, a title well deserved. Created by a team of fathers from Sweden using fabrics that are predominantly seen across the adult luxe athletic trend and applying them to Children’s wear. The result. A line of superhero inspired ready to wear pieces of modern voluminous shapes and fluidity; with superb attention to detail. Neoprene sweaters and metallic pleated skirts this Autumn Winter? We cannot wait.

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From Childrenswear to Interiors, HAM walked away with the award for Best Stand. A display of the brand’s new wall stickers and crafted wares encapsulating the playful moments of a Rabbit. These beautifully presented nostalgic prints in their monochrome style are great fun for any nursery.

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This year Dot To Dot presented awards in celebration of their exhibitors. The crowned winners were :

Best Newcomer / I Haven The Foggiest

Best Newcomer – Highly Commended / Jax And Hedley

Best Stand / HAM

Best Stand – Highly Commended / Aravore

Best Collection / Maison Chaos

Best Collection – Highly Commended / Beau Loves

Discovering pastels in delicate baby accessories at Scarlet Ribbon Merino to vibrant graphic prints of Moobles and Toobles, Kid Them All and bringing back corduroy with a kick is Sindiso Khumalo. Tiba And Marl and Cub Bags answering Mama’s practical bag prayers. AW16 proves to be an exciting season.

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Congratulations Dot To Dot on yet another great show. A sincere thank you for making us and our little Babiekins so welcome. See you in the Summer!

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Photography Credit | Emily Byrom | Instagram

 

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: Athletic Wear For Kids, AW16, Beau LOves, Changing Bags, Cub Bags, Darlo, Dot to Dot London, graphics, HAM, Hand Printed Graphic Prints, Independant, Jax And Hedley, Kid Them All, kids fall fashion, kids fashion, kids style, Kids Trade Show, Knit Planet, Knitwear, Knitwear For Kids, Luxe Sport Wear For Kids, Mainio Clothing, Maison Chaos, Moobles And Toobles, Neoprene, New Brands, New Labels, pastels, prints, Scarlet Ribbon Merino, Sindiso Khumalo, Snuglo, Tiba & Marl, Tiba And Marl, tootsa macginty Posted By: Donna Tweedale, Former Contributor

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 // Between the Lines

By Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor Leave a Comment

Modern and bold, Mainio takes a carefree approach to combining colors, patterns and silhouettes when designing pieces for kids. The designs are current and comfortable, appealing to all design savvy parents and their trendsetting littles.

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Babiekins Magazine|Featurekins//Between the Lines

Babiekins Magazine|Featurekins//Between the Lines

Babiekins Magazine|Featurekins//Between the Lines

Babiekins Magazine|Featurekins//Between the Lines

Babiekins Magazine|Featurekins//Between the Lines

Babiekins Magazine|Featurekins//Between the Lines

Babiekins Magazine|Featurekins//Between the Lines

Clothing//Mainio Clothing
Photography and Styling: Julie A Martin

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: #babiekinsmag, artfully uncommon, Babiekins, Babiekins Magazine, Fashion, fashion kids, julie martin, kids fashion magazine, kids trends, Mainio Clothing Posted By: Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor

FEATUREKINS // Mainio Clothing

By Kimbah Leave a Comment

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Mainio Clothing is a very new yet fun and quirky organic children’s clothing label from Finland. Perfect for a relaxed and cozy everyday life with a modern flair. The designs are ideal for enthusiastic and adventurous children from babies up to 12 years of age, they even have some of the stylish nightwear options I ever did see. Mainio’s inspiration source comes from street fashion, being fascinated by the wild and enjoy the odd pattern and colour combination, which I love!

Not only is Mainio clothing edgy, they are also genuine and socially responsible, designed in Finland yet manufactured in a factory located in India where Mainio donate 2% of purchases to India, improving the welfare of the local community, for example, workers in children’s eduction, etc.

Check out the fun and casual collection of S/S 2014 now available online with a larger and more exciting new collection for Autumn coming soon, as well as a fully english website and world-wide shipping available at that time too. Keep your eyes peeled, I have a high hopes for Mainio!mainioclothing-7mainioclothing-8mainiclothing-9mainioclothing-2mainioclothing-5

Kimbah

♥

 

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: Baby Fashion, Casual, childrens fashion, Mainio Clothing, Nightwear, Street Wear Posted By: Kimbah


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Copyright © 2019 · Babiekins Magazine | A Trendsetting Kids' Fashion Magazine and Online Community for Parents and Children Alike · Since the Southern California birth of Babiekins in 2010, the magazine has grown from into an internationally-recognized print publication with a global circulation and now a thriving online community. We are more than a kids’ fashion magazine. We search everywhere for inspiration, and go beyond trends to bring you fashion, style, decor, design, books, DIY, parties, and playthings. Our readers look to us to keep up with the best and most up-to-date concepts in the children’s market worldwide. We have an eye for quirk. We’re high-fashion, but we value whimsy over tradition. Playful childhood is more important to us than making kids into copycat adults. We believe life is beautiful, life is valuable, and life changes when you see it through the eyes of a child. We seek to transcend skin color, language and zip codes and bring out the real, wild, magical creativity inherent in every child. And behind Babiekins is an optimistic team of mothers-turned-editors, working from home, often with our own little babiekins climbing on, under and around the desks. We want to encourage you, and challenge you to see something different — something special — in yourself and in this world we all share. Welcome to Babiekins!

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