The Rendez-Vous Kids Digital Fashion Week Part.2 Day 1 kicked off with Little Creative Factory, A Monday in Copenhagen, Hilda.Henri & Meri Meri. Let’s take a look!
Little Creative Factory ‘Take me back to Coney Island’ SS21
Launching the day is Little Creative Factory with their #SS21 collection “Take me back to Coney Island” A fabulous riot of prints, pinks, reds and soft orange garments in organic cotton, linen, canvas and jersey fabrics. Big candy pink and red carnival stripes, black and white tattoo prints are the protagonists of this season along with classic tulle and muslin pieces – fit for a circus! Three pieces from last season’s collection have been recycled as part of the label’s commitment to sustainability and a nod to their philosophy that less is more.
A Monday in Copenhagen ‘Memorable Places’ SS21
Remember the highlights and the smells of special moments, spending time with friends and family, visiting special places, the late summer nights, exploring nature and memorable cities. It’s places of natural beauty, cultural values and historical significance that stays in our mind.
Hilda.Henri
Austrian label Hilda Henri was inspired by the idea of Henry D. Thoreau, who decided to move into a cabin in the woods. The collection is all about hope, new beginnings and blossoming. Heading back to their roots Hilda Henri have produced a thoughtful creative and small range of extraordinary pieces – all in love with detail.
Hilda Henri #SS21 collection is available for wholesale order @iloveplaytime B2B Marketplace now!
Meri Meri
Let’s look to the future and make it a pretty Meri Meri Easter 2021 fun! Little ones can explore their imagination with rabbit-themed dress-up costumes, head crowns, hair clips, bracelets and pom-pom tails. Treats are signposted with charming plant markers and collected in paper bunny bags and straw baskets.
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