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Fashionkins // Copenhagen Fashion

By Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief 2 Comments

I thought I would share my short (but sweet) trip to Copenhagen and the  CIFFKIDS (kids trade show) with you. This was on for 4 days and  included a great fashion show, daily small lectures and meetings with a whole bunch of inspiring people and new brands.

1. Danish webshop Crème de la crème à la Edgar, makes the cutest knits.  2–4. A mix of brands from the fashion show. 5. Danish kids magazine Cover Kids. 6. French brand Oscar et Valentine, cashmere heaven. 7. Danish brand Bobles, soft animals that will help your kid develop better motor skills simply by playing.
For more pictures have a look at The Junior, see you next Tuesday!.

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: #babiekinsmag, Babiekins, Babiekins Magazine, Fashion, fashion kids, kids fashion magazine, kids trends Posted By: Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief

About Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief

Priscila Barros, founder of Babiekins Magazine (est. 2009), has been featured in Vogue Brazil, Mollie Makes, Mollie Makes Mama, CIFF Kids Magazine, Kidswear Magazine, WGSN, Cosmopolitan, CNN, and more. As Editor-in-Chief, Priscila shines in producing editorial shoots, styling lookbooks, crafting unique props, and working as a brand consultant and Creative Director. Splitting her time between Houston and Los Angeles (or San Diego), she brings a distinctive vision to every creative endeavor. Explore her work at www.priscilabarros.com.

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Comments

  1. MrsAgatha says

    February 8, 2012 at 1:11 am

    Love Oscar et Valentine! =)

    Reply
  2. the junior says

    February 8, 2012 at 12:38 pm

    Me too, I want everything in that collection;)

    Reply

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