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eden's bouquet
Nestled in the foothills of Mt.St. Helens,eden's bouquet was born out of Jennifer Stenersen's romantic imagination of fairytales & folklore. Created in 2003 and inspired by her eight children,each piece is designed with comfort in mind using a palette of faded colors & earthy tones detailed with exquisite trims & handmade embellishments. Designs are often drafted from vintage patterns found on treasure hunts,this combined with luxurious fabrics & local production make for a fairytale ending.
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Ed Hardy
From the beginning, Christian Audigier was drawn to the rock and roll style of fashion. In fact, he wanted to be a famous rock star, but lacked the singing voice. Christian then moved into fashion, building the impressive portfolio you see today. Christian Audigier and legendary tattoo artist Don Ed Hardy have combined their unconventional approaches and formed a vintage tattoo inspired shoe line to complement the well-instated clothing line.
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egg + avocado
egg + avocado's designer Suki from Hong Kong found herself in New York City where her love of fashion, art and children’s wear combined forces to give birth to egg + avocado. egg + avocado merges Suki’s unique style and sense of humor and can be worn by even the most hardnosed city tyke or well-heeled infantista.
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Egg by Susan Lazar
Egg by Susan Lazar is a lifestyle brand dedicated to creating pure modern designs. Egg is created with love, to nurture the bond between parent and child with unique, modern styles made of the finest natural fibers. With Egg you can nurture your baby in style.
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Ella Moss
Designer Pamella Protzel is an LA girl at heart, and her hip, fun and quirky Ella Moss collection reflects that. From daily after-school trips to Beverly Hills as a middle schooler to Parisian flea market excursions as a teen, Protzel has always been inspired by art, fashion, people and traveling. A true style prodigy, at 27, Protzel has already established Ella Moss as one of the hottest, fastest-growing collections within the contemporary arena.
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Elephantito
Elephantito, a luxury line of clothes and shoes for babies and children up to 8 years old, offers a modern approach to classic children's wear.
Founded by Maria Frallicciardi in 2004, Elephantito is available at more than 150 exclusive boutiques and on-line stores in US, Europe, Asia and Central America.
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Enchanted Enfant
Evoking romantic images of centuries past and enchanted, far away lands, Enchanted Enfant's precious and elegant articles are historically inspired and
designed to capture the magical beauty and innocence of childhood.
Soft, muted color, attention to detail, and
only the finest, purest of European fabrics give
Enchanted Enfant its signature dreamy, elegant, old world allure.
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etnies Kids
Driven to lead and inspired by action sports, Etnies designs and markets innovative footwear and accessories.
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eyeSpy Baby Cashmere
eyeSpy Baby is a contemporary collection of cashmere clothing for babies and toddlers. It combines a refreshingly modern approach to color, with an uncomplicated style and a luxurious soft touch.
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Farmerkids Organics
Farmerkids Organics was created by Gabrielle Kahn-Chiossone, a New York based artist and mother with the heart of a country girl. She started her company a bit over 4 years ago, to provide other earth-conscious parents with the products that reflect comfort and ease and also reflect the individuality of style. Farmerkids Organics is trying to make all kids the hippest, greenest and healthiest kids on the playground. Organic cotton onesies, tees, bibs and hats are embroidered with fresh, whimsical designs such as a farm animal with its name in Spanish, the popular "peace baby", or their original custom name tees.
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Ferd
Ferd was created by mom & designer Jennifer Connaughton who designed women's clothing for over 10 years. Upon having her son and always having the urge to start a business, she decided to start a line of clothing for boys. Fall 2007 was Ferd's first collection, which can be found in wonderful stores throughout the country and abroad. In Fall of 2008 Jennifer added a girls' line which uses the same fabrics as the boys' but with different silhouettes. Both the boys' and girls' line are available from 6 months to 6 years.
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Flap Happy
Flap Happy was created in 1988 when new mother, Laurie Snyder, couldn't find a hat to protect her infant from the sun. Thus, the Original Flap Hat was born! Almost 20 years later, Flap Happy offers a wide variety of styles for both boys and girls including swimwear, playwear, outerwear and headwear, all designed with your child's comfort in mind. Flap Happy is well known for their fun colors and original, whimsical prints, and they have a reputation of providing the highest quality products all proudly MADE IN THE USA.
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Francoise Studio
Francoise Studio offers couture, high quality, unique, fun, fresh and colorful European / French designs to little girls who love to fashion.
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GAP
In the summer of 1969 Doris and Don Fisher opened the first Gap store in San Francisco. Today, Gap Inc. is one of the world's largest specialty retailers, with more than 3,100 stores and fiscal 2008 revenues of $14.5 billion.
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Glamajama
Glamajama is a lifestyle clothing company that creates "glam" studded clothes for babies, toddlers, tweens, and women by taking the essential tee, carefree tank, cozy raglan jersey, and infant necessities like onesies and tees -- and glam them up with safe, washable decorative studs and rhinestuds. To put it simply... clothes that can take you from "The Crib to the Catwalk."
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Greggy Girl
Greggy Girl, founded in 1999 by Charlene May, is a lifestyle brand that strives to be unique, fun and fabulous--basing most design ideas on the belief that "life is fun." Greggy Girl designs for some of the most popular child and young adult stars in Hollywood and provides wardrobe assistance to many TV shows.
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GUESS
It all started with jeans. In 1981, the Marcianos founded a small denim company in California which has grown to be one of the largest and most successful fashion brands in the world.
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Hanna Andersson
Hanna Andersson offers Quality, Swedish-Inspired Clothing for Kids & Babies. Hanna explains: "Yes, my son started it all. I began thinking seriously about a children's clothing business in America when I couldn't find beautiful quality pure cotton baby clothes like those I'd known in Sweden! After watching friends go wild over some soft Swedish cotton knits that we brought back to America, the big idea for our first little catalog was born. Late in 1983, our "best little children's catalog ever" was produced in Sweden in two whirlwind weeks, and the Hanna Andersson headquarters were in our garage!"
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Hannah Banana
Since their launch in 1990 Hannah Banana has experienced tremendous growth. Hannah Banana strives to combine the perfect mix of sensible fashion with a unique style to make little girls look fabulous every day. If you are looking for a stylish new brand that doesn t break the bank, then Hannah Banana will be perfect for you and your little one. Hannah Banana s concept is to create unique special occasion dresses and sportswear for girls with careful attention to details.
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Harajuku Lovers
Largely centered around her admiration for the adventurous and fun fashion sense of the Harajuku Girls, the club kids of Tokyo s Harajuku Street, which Stefani first visited in 1996, Harajuku Lovers is a novelty line starring the Stefani-created anime characters called Love, Angel, Music and Baby. Far more innovative, fan-friendly and appealing than what usually accompanies an artist's album or tour, all Harajuku Lovers product features lyrically-rooted original artwork Stefani created or commissioned for Love. Angel. Music. Baby. Harajuku Lovers brings together visual elements related to the music with product that fans can use and wear.
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Hartstrings
Hartstrings was founded by Peggy Hart Earle in 1979 with the goal of designing and producing classic, original and timeless children’s clothing with the traditional parent in mind.
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Hello World Clothing
Hello World® Clothing Company began in 2007. In June 2009, their first product, the patent pending SmartZip Sleeper was launched.
The inspiration for the SmartZip® Sleeper came after the owner, Cindi Wise, awoke one night to the insistent and upset screams of her baby boy. Over the baby monitor she heard the telltale sounds of frustration coming from her husband as he gallantly tried to make the change in the dark. The lights were off to keep the baby from having a real tantrum and confuse a midnight diaper change with playtime, but that made it so much harder to match up the snaps on his traditional sleeper. Cindi also had problems with the one way zipper sleepers. Her baby boy liked a bottle when she changed him. When she would unzip from the top, she'd inevitably knock the bottle from his mouth trying to unsnap the zipper cover and unzip the sleeper. The next day Cindi began her search for the perfect sleeper, but was soon disappointed. She realized that to save herself and her husband from hectic midnight diaper changes, she'd have to become a mompreneur and solve the problem herself.
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Hurley
The history of Bob Hurley and Hurley International traces back to the surfing industry in Southern California during the 1970's. At that time, Bob Hurley owned a surf shop and shaped surfboards for friends and fellow surfers.
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