Adrian, Clara and Sharon went to Saint Germain des Pres with children’s fashion photographer Emily Kornya to model some items of some of the best French children’s fashion brands around. Get inspired!
Launched in 1972 by Monique and Paul Salmon, Catimini lives for amusement, creativity, colour and curiosity. Knowing that children love to explore and let their imaginations run wild, Catimini aims to accompany children along their journey with original clothing that allows their individual personality to shine through. For girls and boys, Catimini’s bohemian-chic designs are the perfect addition to versatile wardrobes full of youth and fun!
Founded in 1987 by Gérard Legoff, IKKS saw its beginnings in childrenswear over ten years before expanding into adult’s fashion. Taking on sportswear influences and the season’s latest trends, IKKS has earned its reputation as an international benchmark for cool, casual children’s clothing. Featuring easy-to-wear and updated basics like printed t-shirts, sweaters, jeans, jackets and shoes, boys, girls and babies stay current with IKKS’ spot-on style.
Sailing on the international scene of casual fashions, Petit Bateau recently celebrated over 120 of success, thanks to their recognizable mariner-inspired designs. Nothing short of masters at reworking wardrobe basics into chic, everyday fashions, Petit Bateau’s lines for children encompass everything from baby onesies and pyjamas, girl’s dresses and tops and boy’s jackets and sweatshirts. Whether you’re searching for that perfect baby gift, a casual Petit Bateau summer dress or cardigan, or pyjama party-perfect sleepwear, one thing is sure: Petit Bateau has you covered.
Sharon is wearing her ‘Tee-Shirt Collier‘ combined with her ‘Graphic print‘ skirt both by Catamini.
Clara is wearing her ‘Blouse en dentelle blanche‘ combined with her ‘Leopard print shorts‘ both by IKKS.
Adrian is wearing his ‘T-shirt with sailboat print‘ and ‘shorts’ both by Petit Bateau.
All photographs taken by the talented children’s fashion photographer Emily Kornya.
