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Babiekins Magazine

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Travelkins // Cane Creek School

By Elizabeth Pettey, Digital Photo Editor Leave a Comment

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Photographed and Styled by Elizabeth Pettey

Credits // Sweater, skirt and leggings by Molo | Dress and Jacket by Beru Kids | Overalls, jeans and shorts by Guess? | Necklaces by Gunner & Lux : Little Lux | Suspenders from Klade Children’s Boutique | Hair accessories by Fourth+Pierce

Models: East Coast Talent Location: Tannehill Historical State Park

Filed Under: Fun Tagged With: AW15, beru kids, denim, guess, gunner and lux, homeschooling, little lux, MOLO, travelkins Posted By: Elizabeth Pettey, Digital Photo Editor

Featurekins // Milk & Biscuits

By Donna Tweedale, Former Contributor Leave a Comment

I’m a huge fan of Milk & Biscuits aesthetic. Every season they collaborate with an illustrator to create their unique prints. This season, Illustrator Amyisla Mccombie created the mountain print that features throughout the AW15 collection ‘North’.

I shared the first glimpse of Milk & Biscuits AW15 collection back in January at Dot to Dot in London. And now for the collection in it’s beautifully styled glory ; with a great use of texture, shot in Iceland by Michelle Marshall this photo story encapsulates Winter perfectly.

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Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: AKID, AKIDbrand, AW15, Childrens knitwear, Chunky Knit, iceland, Illustrations, Illustrations In Print, Knitwear, Michelle Marshall, Milk & Biscuits, North Posted By: Donna Tweedale, Former Contributor

Featurekins // Kardashian Kids AW15

By Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief Leave a Comment

Babiekins Magazine // Featurekins :: Kardashian Kids

Babiekins Magazine // Featurekins :: Kardashian Kids

Babiekins Magazine // Featurekins :: Kardashian Kids

Babiekins Magazine // Featurekins :: Kardashian Kids

Babiekins Magazine // Featurekins :: Kardashian Kids

Babiekins Magazine // Featurekins :: Kardashian Kids

Babiekins Magazine // Featurekins :: Kardashian Kids

We are loving the Kardashian Kids AW15 collection that is available at Babies R Us and online at Nordstroms.

Credits //
Photographer Josh Rothstein | Stylist Jill Rothstein | Hair Corey Tuttle | Makeup Susan Donoghue  | Models City Models | | Location The Out NYC Hotel

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: AW15, aw15 for kids, Babiekins, babies r us, clothes, kardashian, kardashian kids, kids fashion magazine, top kids fashion magazine, top kids magazine Posted By: Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief

Featurekins // Bubble London

By Donna Tweedale, Former Contributor Leave a Comment

This weekend I attended Bubble London; A large trade show that gives children’s wear brands a platform to unveil their new collections. Bubble proved to be a diverse show, from very well established brands to new brands who were exhibiting their lines for the very first time.

Bubble awards a brand  debuting at the show an award for innovation and commercial appeal. Previous winners of this ‘Rising Star’ award include Raspberry Plum, Plumeti Rain and Wolf and Rita. This year ”Oh…My! London” were crowned the winners for their line specialising in occasion dresses.

 

Babiekins Magazine | Bubble London Show

Babiekins Magazine | Bubble London Rising Stars

Babiekins Magazine | Bubble London | Roundup

 

Credits // 01. Maripuri Tijeritas | 02. Sticky-Fudge | 03. Funky Kids. Ro. | 04. Mini Melissa Pug Shoes | 05. Mummymoon | 06. Raspberry Plum | 07. Sticky-Fudge

 

Babiekins Magazine | Bubble London | Mummymoon

 

Mummymoon is a brand Babiekins first featured in 2012. This season will see them pushing the boundaries in shapes in childrenswear. The construction of their line of denim and soft fluid basics is something to really appreciate.

 

Babiekins Magazine | Bubble London | Elks

 

Elks is a new brand bringing beautifully whimsical knitwear and tweed. Handmade in Ireland using Alpaca wool, the finest merino and Irish linen. Inspired by Ireland’s cultural history. With a stunning use of colour and herringbone detail. Think cute bonnets, satchels and scarves.

 

Babiekins Magazine | Bubble London | Raspberry Plum

 

AW15 has Raspberry Plum extending their innovative tailoring into baby rompers, borg lined jackets and knitwear. Jumpsuits that would make a sharp alternative to a party dress. Each piece maintaining the pops of colour, great use of fabric and pattern that make up Raspberry Plum’s signature style to create a strong cohesive line to really get excited about.

 

Babiekins Magazine | Bubble London | Sticky Fudge

 

Sticky-Fudge. These boots are such a simple concept but so beautifully done. The padded jackets, use of print and subtle metallic touches bring together a range of versatile ready to wear basics.

 

Babiekins Magazine | Bubble London | Poppy England

 

Poppy England. Beautfully illustrated dresses, where the attention to detail is second to none. Each dress comes with a short story, the story is brought to life through the characters on the dress. Such a beautiful concept to ignite your little Babiekin’s imagination.

 

Babiekins Magazine | Bubble London | Mini Melissa

 

Mini Melissa bring a new take on their love of feline inspired shoes. These super cute pumps would suit boy or girl. And as you would expect from Mini Melissa smell great!

MOLO; promises some big things for 2015. Look out for big moves… Their bold use of animal prints and strong lines continue throughout a range of street wear with real attitude.

Papu; a new Finnish brand with a range of rich ocre, strong monochromatic prints in great basics that we’ve known to love in Scandinavian design.

Braveling; taking tights and leggings to the next step. What can ordinarily be used as a staple, Braveling uses to inject real personality into your little ones wardrobe. Knees will soon be the star of the show!

With so many new brands emerging 2015 will be an exciting year for kids style.

 

 

 

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: #babiekinsmag, alpaca wool, animal print, AW15, Babiekins, Babiekins Magazine, babywear, basics, bonnets, Braveling, bubble london, childrens fashion, elks, Fashion, fashion kids, finnish brands, funky kids ro, herringbone, illustrated dresses, jumpsuits, Kids Accessories, kids fashion magazine, kids occasion wear, kids style, kids trends, kids' interiors, Knitwear, little titans, maripuri tijeritas, merino wool, mini melissa, MOLO, mummymoon, Papu, poppy england, raspberry plum, ready to wear, rompers, scandinavian kids wear, sticky fudge, Street Wear, trade shows, tweed Posted By: Donna Tweedale, Former Contributor

Featurekins // Dot to Dot

By Donna Tweedale, Former Contributor Leave a Comment

I headed down to a new bi-annual kids trade show in London. Dot to Dot. Exhibiting some fantastic new brands launching their first ranges this year, as well as some familiar faces. It would seem AW15 will be full of colour, imagination, beautiful shapes…. and Pom Poms look here to stay.

Some exciting new brands to look out for 2015.

Urban Merino. A fellow denim obsessive, striving to bring a capsule collection of basics. The raglan sleeve colour ways of grey with pops of purple, orange really stood out to me. The quality and finish of the premium fabric used is something else.

A Mini Penny. An expansion of A Weathered Penny; jewellery for us Mumma’s you can now treat your Babiekin’s to some super cute pom pom rings, Unicorns and Ballerina pendants.

Milk Inc. The fluidity and purity of these sophisticated Tee’s is like nothing I’ve ever experienced. Using an innovative process with milk fabrics, the brainchild’s behind this new brand of children’s wear really know what they’re doing. One to definitely get excited about.

Holly Hastie. A finalist for the Rising Star Award at Bubble London next week. This is a brand tipped for big things. Inspired by her daughters love of classic children’s films, and whimsical imagination. Think long flowing cloaks, beautiful quirky dresses with classic silhouettes and luxurious textures.

Young Double. A brand new child’s clothing range of quirky screen printed handmade dolls of Naked Lunge fame. Mixing up textures, shapes and movement to create fun sweaters and tee’s.

 

Babiekins Magazine | Dot to Dot |New Brand Roundup

 

Credits // 01. Holly Hastie | 02. Young Double | 03. re-be | 04.  A Mini Penny | 05. Petite Albion | 06. Milk Inc. | 07. Urban Merino

Corby Tindersticks will be adding some new animal friends to their quirky range of instantly recognisable lifestyle products.

Babiekins Magazine | Corby Tindersticks | Dot to Dot

 

Dandy Star are taking their inspiration from Space with striking star prints and Sci-Fi references across bold metallic’s, sleepwear and accessories.  I totally have my eye on Loud Apparel’s Jeremy Scott inspired snap back. Continuing their trademark use of edgy textures and bold lines. Tootsa MacGinty have some done amazing things with plaid, cute dresses, detailed lining. As well as mixing up animal print with pops of colour. A range with huge personality.

 

Babiekins Magazine | DOt to Dot | Established Brands

Credits // 01. Dandy Star | 02. Loud Apparel | 03. Tootsa MacGinty | 04. Dandy Star | 05. Loud Apparel | 06. Tootsa MacGinty | 07. Dandy Star

Milk and Biscuits had me hook line and sinker with a particularly stunning line of beautiful dresses, knitwear and jackets; an incredibly cohesive colour pallet. Key pieces with great versatility.

 

Babiekins Magazine | Milk & Biscuits | Dot to Dot

Babiekins Magazine | Milk & Biscuits Dress | Dot to Dot

Babiekins Magazne | Young Double / Nakend Lunge | Dot to Dot

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Babiekins Magazine | Dot to Dot | Lapin And Me

Lapin & Me will be introducing some exciting new colourways, and the much loved woodland doll; will soon also available as a night light. She looks amazing!

Not that I’m wishing the summer away… but AW15 excites me!

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: #babiekinsmag, A Mini Penny, A Weathered Penny, Amy And Ivor, Aravore, AW15, Babiekins, Babiekins Magazine, Boys & Girls, Braveling, Camomile London, Childrens knitwear, Childrens Lifestyle Brands, childrens ready to wear, Childrens Wear, childs occassion wear, Corby Tindersticks, Dandy Star, Dot to Dot London, dresses, Ethical Sustainable Childs Fashion, Fabric 41, Fashion, fashion kids, Holly Hastie, Immink, Indikidual, interiors, kids fashion, kids fashion magazine, kids style, kids trends, Lapin and Me, Little Mashers, Loud Apparel, Love Frankie, merino wool, Milk And Biscuits, milk fibre clothing, Milk Inc, naked lunge, New Brands, Olivier Baby, Petite Albion, Poco Nido, Re-Be, red urchin, Rockahula Kids, The Bright Company, The Little Shoemaker, tootsa macginty, Urban Merino, Victoria Crossman Kids Posted By: Donna Tweedale, Former Contributor


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Copyright © 2023 · 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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