THE NEW KIDS DENIM

Written by Les Enfants a Paris

Jeans are, hands down, every childs favourite thing to wear – which is why they’ll love these three super fresh trends for spring.

Why restrict yourself to blue? Jeans now come in every shade of the rainbow. Pops of colour – from neon to pastel – are everywhere at the moment and how much fun are they? Also, super-skinny (like this pair) doesn’t mean super-uncomfortable. These jeans are specially designed with bendiness in mind and move with children, whether they’re climbing or curling up on the sofa. Don’t just save coloured skinnies for the girls; boys will love them too, and they’ll get massive props from their mates for being so cool.

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from left to right Indee jeans – pink striped jeans – green printed jeans

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from left to right embroided jeans – boy cropped fit jeans – green slim fit jeans

Denim dungarees for little children have always been a thing, mainly because they look so darn sweet. But now older children (and grown-ups too) are getting in on the action and taking the look from cute to cool. It’s another throwback Nineties trend (remember Rachel rocking them in Friends?) but this time round, they’re more streamlined and preppy.

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from left to right jeans dungarees – black dungarees with charming birds and star design – tie dye dungarees

from left to right brown dungarees – jeans dungarees – brown printed dungarees

Boys and girls love denim shorts, so it’s pretty much guaranteed they’ll love this spring-time update. Layer whatever you want underneath depending on their vibe, from boho blouses and classic stripes to slogan tees and sweats: anything goes. And, like standard shorts, for girls they can be paired with leggings or tights for year-round wear, so they’re great value for money, too.

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from left to right short pink dungarees – jeans short dungarees – short colour block dungarees

from left to right light blue short dungarees – white dungarees – dark blue dungarees

And last but not least some of our favourite  shorts for boys and girls this summer.

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from left to right shorts – jeans shirts with colour detail – loose fit denim shorts

from left to right grey shorts – blue shorts – turquoise shorts 

* Cover photo by Stella McCartney Kids 

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THE MUSTHAVE SWIM SHORTS FOR THIS SUMMER

by Les Enfants a Paris

He’ll be doubly excited to hit the beach or the pool with of the following colourful boy’s swim shorts. From bright colours to striking prints, these boy’s swim shorts cover all of his sunshine getaway clothing needs. Super versatile and comfortable, he’ll be set for warm weather attire from the pool to the playground in our boys swim shorts.

Swimshort by Mini Rodini. In soft brown with green CROCCO all over print. Available here.

Swimshort by Mini Rodini. In soft blue with BANANA print. Available here.

Swimshort by Mini Rodini. In off-white with SEAMONSTER all over print. Available here. 

Swimshorts by Gardner and the Gang. In red lycra with all over BIRD print. Available here. 

Swim shorts by Beau LOVes. In white with GAME PLAN all overv print. Available here. 

Sporty swim shorts by The Animals Observatory. In yellow with SHIPS all over print. Available here. 

Swim shorts by Wolf & Rita. In off-white with ALPHABET SOUP all over print. Available here. 

Bermuda shape swimshorts by Stella McCartney Kids. In white with black and yellow all over BANANA print. Available here. 

Surf shorts by Munster Kids. In deep pink, feaurint an all over OvX print in black and yellow. Available here. 

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A BAREFOOT SUMMER – by EMILE ET IDA SS19

by Les Enfants a Paris

Emile et Ida is taking us neither to the sandy beaches nor to emerald, wild lake. Not even we will go to the rustic countryside. Instead, we are staying in the city and discovering anew its exceptional beauty. The team from Emile et Ida proves that the summer in the city can also be charming and full of adventures. Exotic flowers are replaced by old, rocky streets and coconut water by ice cream from the nearby pastry shop. The vibrant city can hide a lot of mysterious secrets and with some help from Emile et Ida, we can discover them!

Joy, carefreeness and natural way of being are in the heart of the new collection. No wonder that some of Emile et Ida’s fashion models have dirty hands or dirty face. Having fun requires sacrifices! Clothes coming from Emile et Ida are perfect for every occasion – when playing hide and seek or hopscotch game. There is no posing in the Emile et Ida lookbook – only honest children’s friendships, pure smile, and simplicity.

Check out the Emile et Ida SS19 colletion now at Orange Mayonnaise.

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NUNUNU SS19

Written by Les Enfants a Paris

It’s been a while since we last blogged about the kids fashion brand nununu.

nununu creates an alternative fashion line to typical children’s clothing. it goes against fashion’s narrow set of beliefs, and breaks free from over-stimulating kid clichés. by introducing children to the wonderful mystery of minimalism, nununu lets kids shine at every stage with a kickass cocktail of attitude and a big sense of humor.

the nununu image conveys an air of detachment. it is never cute or sweet, but always ready for the challenge. the brand operates in a way where instead of defining differences it dissolves them, blurring out any boundaries and making divisions completely insignificant.

led completely by their intuition, co-owners and designers iris adler and tali milchberg created children’s clothing collections that broke stereotypes and dodged accepted norms. their need for a basic dna and a unisex offering in kids fashion, created a global trend that is now an inspiration worldwide. driven by an agenda that defies the traditional dichotomy of boy/girl clothing, iris and tali showed that in the world of real individuals not everything is so black and white. for nununu, what really matters is the freedom of individuality and creativity, especially at a tender age.

this fighter-leadership brought about something disruptive in fashion, which erased traditional definitions and gave young people the freedom to choose who they are. today, ten years later, the eccentric and unconventional style of nununu has become a natural element in children’s fashion everywhere. iris and tali created a revolution.

nununu dresses the children of the future, enabling them to bring out their inner essence, highlighting their creativity, helping them fight injustice, and letting them connect to their own personal creativity so they can bloom forth in a world where they are the ones that determine its limits.

nununu offers children the space and time that lets them bring the future.

Shop the nununu SS19 collection at Orange Mayonnaise or on the nununu website here. 

Photo’s provided by Studio ToutPetit

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