Kids’ AW15 fashion trends | Metallics

As we have been taking a look at what is coming out in the way of kids’ Autumn/Winter 2015 fashion we have found there are a few distinct trends due to be big this season. The first one we are taking a look at is metallics, be it silver, bronze, copper or gold. It’s the minis’ chance to shine against any grey skies which may make an appearance as autumn creeps in.

metallics kids' fashion AW151. Kat Copper Dazzle sunglasses by Zoobug £55.00 – just a touch of metallic with these stylish sunglasses from the brand who makes wearing glasses cool. The frames can also be used as prescription glasses.

2. Magic jacket by Someday Soon £100.00 – Someday Soon has quickly become one of Georgie’s favourite boyswear brands – see our post here. Harry has the Someday Soon sweatshirt which features bronze metallic detail against a dark teal blue and black and looks amazing. The quality is excellent and when she saw this jacket at the Vida Kids PR showroom she was immediately drawn to it.

3. Embroidered playsuit by Next £18.00 – £23.00 – if all out metallic is a bit too much for you, there are some lovely pieces out there with just a hint such as this playsuit with bronze sequin detailing.

4. White foil text T-shirt by Someday Soon £30.00 – the T-shirt version of the jumper Harry has if bronze is not the metallic for you.

5. Silver cloud tutu by Angel’s Face £35.00 – £56.00 – team this with a hoodie and moon boots to give your little girl an little edge over the other ballerinas out there.

6. Silver bunny booties by Minna Parikka £85.00 – how adorable are these? Do you know a little person who is perfect for these booties – I think we could all think of someone

7. Gold crock effect bib by Les Pascalettes £35.00 – the ultimate weaning accessory for you little one.

8. Gold backpack by Molo £39.50 – we saw this on the always fabulous looking Charli of Alegre Media and it has stuck in our minds as a fun way of adding metallic to any kids’ outfit.

9. Velcro hi-tops by Boden £30.00 – £35.00 – let you little lady have the stars at her feet with these easy to wear trainers.

The Bright Company AW15 design

At minis AND MORE… we love The Bright Company’s fresh take on sleepwear for your little ones. Their mix and match ranges are perfect unisex pieces which are designed to allow for movement whilst your mini inevitably moves about in their bed at night without raunching up. We have showcased them in our video post here but we thought we’d give you a glimpse of their new design which features the gorgeous illustration by the children’s book illustrator Sarah Dyer called “Polka Moons”. We think you’ll love them as much as we do.

the bright company AW15

As you can see they not only do kid’s sleepwear but Mums are catered for as well (the Mama Jyms are in the bottom left corner) and their bedding range has been extended also.

You can shop the range here.

Festival fashion for kids

We’ve covered festival fashion for mums (see previous post) but now it’s the turn to see what our top picks are for the kids.

kids festival fashion

Boys

1. Tin Tin and Snowy T-shirt by The Tin Tin Shop £17.95 – Harry has the grey T-shirt with a neon orange Snowy and the cotton is so soft. We love the graphic print too!

2. Roll-up trousers by Mini Boden From £26.00 – warm weather is not guaranteed so these trousers which can be rolled up should the temperature rise are a good choice for Britain’s unpredictable weather.

3. Canvas pull-on trainers by mini Boden From £22.00 – easy and perfect for running about in.

4. Dinosaur necklace by A Mini Penny £18.00 at Cissy Wears – brilliant fun for your little festival-goer.

5. Blue sunglasses by Babiator £21.99 – these sunglasses are tough little things. Harry has a pair and they withstand drops and knocks as well as protecting delicate little eyes from the sun.

6. Grey “Hero” sweatshirt by Beau LOves Grey at Cissy Wears £21.60 (in sale) – we would love this in an adult size!

7. Yellow raincoat by Petit Bateau £63.00 – useful for any sudden downpours and a bright colour to help spot your little one in the crowd.

8. Navy wellington boots by Hunter £32.00 – good for wading through mud and splashing in puddles. The flexible sole makes walking and running about easy for kids.

9. Fox mask and tail dress up set by The Opposite of Far £29.75 for a child – its great fun seeing all the kids at a festival have fun and dress up. This is a fab set.

kids festival fashion

Girls

1. Printed dress by Gap £8.97 (in sale) – this soft jersey dress will be cool nd comfortable for a day out at a festival.

2. Peacock Reflective Polka Dots trainers by Converse £18.00 (in sale) – perfect footwear for a festival and the reflective dots are a bonus for when the sun sets.

3. Liberty bracelet by Merci Maman from £29.00 – charms can be chosen and personalised – if going to a festival, it may be an idea to have a contact number engraved on the back of a charm and your kid’s name on the front.

4. Cashmere Star cardigan by Olivier Baby from £54.00 – this super soft cardigan is perfect if the day should be cooler than expected. Harriet has been lucky enough to have a few of their cardigans over the years and they are great. A perfect investment piece of clothing. The cashmere is so soft and durable. And best of all, it washes so well.

5. Grey and silver fairy wings by Numero 74 £22.00 – what self respecting festival-going little girl would be without fairy wings?

6. Floral cat ear headband by Gap £3.99 (in sale) – a cute addition.

7. Parka coat by Zara £25.99 (in sale) – if rain decides to interrupt proceedings this will be ideal.

8. Yellow wellington boots by Aigle £29.00 – a fantastic bright pair of wellies in case there’s a case of more mud than grass. Harriet has a patterned pair by Aigle, and they are such a good make.

kids festival fashion

Added Extras

1. Star fleece blanket by Ikea £10.00 – a great price as they are sure to get dirty at a festival. They are perfect for making the wagon cosy and to keep the kids warm.

2. Foldable pull-along wagon by TecTake £51.99 – Georgie has the Toby Wagon All Terrain wagon £75.00 but if you want something which is neater to pack then this is a good, well-priced alternative. You can cart about all the bits and pieces you need or your little one can have a rest in it. The canopy helps come rain or shine.

3. Temporary tattoos with contact details by IdentTattoo £10.79 – last year Georgie wrote on Harry’s arm and used liquid plaster to seal it but the writing did smudge so these seem a better idea and perfect just in case your little one wonders off.

4. Woodland Leaves Picnic Blanket by Anorak £36.00 – we have featured an Anorak picnic blanket before in our Staycation must haves post. A picnic blanket is something which should live permanently in your car ready for good weather. This blanket has a fun bright pattern and would look lovely paired with the Anorak Kissing Squirrels Coolbag £38.00. Georgie has the Kissing Rabbits set and the blanket is used often and washes well whilst the coolbag is huge and has been used as a beach bag and general carry-all bag.

5. Baby pouch by Rockin’ Baby £59.00 – perfect for carrying the little one so they can feel part of the action or simply have a snooze close to Mummy or Daddy.

6. Travel potty by Potette £14.95 – already featured in our Staycation packing post; this is a necessity when in the middle of a field with a little one desperate for the loo.

7. Hand Sanitiser by Organic Children £9.95 – a staple in our bags already this is a definite must along with their sunscreen for children which is fantastic for sensitive skin. We were sent some to try and have now re-purchased as it has been great on Harry’s sensitive skin. Georgie always has it in her changing bag – have a peek inside her changing bag in our latest YouTube video here.

8. Ear defenders by Edz Kidz £10.95 – Harry and Teddy had these last year when we went to a festival and Harriet has been wearing them since she was a baby. They are fantastic. Teddy even falls fast asleep wearing them!

We hope you get to experience a festival with your kids – it’s great fun and such an experience.