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Suri Cruise: The Stylish Closet of a Hollywood Toddler
by Scarlett Jewel My Baby Clothes Boutique - October 26, 2009
On April 18, 2006, little Suri Cruise made her stylish debut to parents Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise. Unbeknownst to her, the world had been anxiously awaiting her arrival too. While most girls are considered a little princess to their parents, Suri was born into Hollywood royalty. In the beginning, people were naturally curious to know what the little girl looked like, and if the little darling resembled her celebrity parents. After she landed her first magazine cover with Vanity Fair, the attention shifted from Suri’s confirmed cuteness to her chic clothes. Although she’s never actually walked the red carpet, everyone began to ask: What is she wearing?
So what does Suri Cruise wear? The too-cute toddler closet is filled with so many designer duds; it would make even the most well-mannered grown woman throw a jealous fit. Ms. Cruise has been seen wearing the trendiest of labels, including Marc Jacobs, Dolce Gabbana Junior, Burberry, Ralph Lauren Children, Kid by Phillip Lim, Juicy Couture, il Gufo, Bonpoint, and custom-made Roger Vivier flats (just to name a fabulous few). When it comes to Suri Cruise’s wardrobe, money is no object......Read More |
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Zip to Success! Franchise Opportunities make starting a Clothing Business a Snap!
by Bizymoms - September 15, 2009
Clothing is one of the most competitive product lines that you can ever come across. There is a vast market for it because the product is a necessity, but the number of businesses vying for a market share in this line is equally huge. Therefore, franchising has become a smart option in the clothing business because the customers need the best quality at the lowest price, and a recognized brand name too. So an established franchise can fulfill all the market demands that a stand-alone business may find it very difficult to match on its own.
There are franchise opportunities in abundance in the clothing business. So a judicious entrepreneur must consider and evaluate various options before going ahead with his decision of buying a franchise. There are various niche segments in the clothing business that should be considered, such as school uniforms, designer label clothing, sportswear, children’s wear, or even used, second-hand clothing.
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Start a Home Business creating Organic Children's Clothing
by Bizymoms - June 24, 2009
Environmentally conscious businesses have earned a niche market space for themselves in our society. More and more people are becoming environment conscious and prefer to do their bit towards saving the environment. At the same time, any products that are environmental-friendly are also generally safe and healthy for the users.
Owing to these reasons, organic clothing for children has become a unique business that is steadily gaining in popularity. Especially for small babies who have tender skin, and even for older children, organic clothing holds specific benefits in terms of health. There is minimal chance of any skin allergies occurring with organic clothing because it does not use any artificial fibers that could cause irritation to the child's body. At the same time, the organic clothing is totally pro-environment and that gives another good message to the children who are going to use it.
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Start a Home Business marketing your Original Children's Fashion Designs
by Bizymoms - June 8, 2009
Among the many attractive home business options that are available nowadays, one option worth considering is creating original children's fashion designs and marketing them from home. This business carries strong potential because of the consistent demand for good quality children's clothing that is fashionable and yet affordable at the same time.
There are many people who would prefer to buy smartly designed clothes for their kids if the price fits within their budget. Many people do not wish to buy expensive clothes for their kids because they might be going through a growth spurt or they may tear up their clothes easily while playing. Therefore, if a home business can provide parents with an option of affordable yet unique designer clothes for their children then there is bound to be interest.
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Retailing Children's Clothes Online
by Bizymoms - May 18, 2009
Interested in running a work-at-home business? Why not consider retailing children's clothes online? Such a business is especially ideal for those who are looking for ways to supplement the income from their day-jobs, and for busy parents who wish to work-at-home so that they can be more available for their children.
It's not as simple as it sounds though. Before you decide to work-at-home retailing children's clothes, it's important to keep the following "points" in mind. This is because selling-clothes-online can be quite a challenging business to undertake.
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Children’s Fashion Europe Trade Association reports on Baby Expo 2009 in Kiev
by Children’s Fashion Europe - April 23, 2009
Baby Expo 2009 concluded last Friday April 10th with great success. Companies from several European countries were present in the fair, giving the exhibitors the possibility of doing business agreements.
Children’s Fashion Europe visited the fair for the first time, and was present with its own booth, representing all its European members and providing catalogues and information about some of its associated companies. The association established direct contact with importers and direct buyers that were interested in obtaining more information about the associated companies.
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Small Sizez, Big Stylez - Yunginz - Kidz Shoes from Australia
Inverview with Jenny Celebrin and Yolanda la Gorcè, Yunginz - April 3, 2009
Kids between the ages of 1-6 years can now get their shoe style fix thanks to new Australian fashion shoe label, Yunginz (pronounced 'young-ins'), with its range of shoes that are small in Size but Big in Style!
Frustrated at the lack of shoe choice for young kids, mum Jenny Celebrin with business partner and mum, Yolanda La Gorcè, decided to create a range that embodied everything they were looking for in shoes for their kids. On the must-have list was high style, reasonable price, quality fit and support.
The result - an Australian hot and happening shoe label for littlies. Yunginz shoes offer the latest in shoe fashion, utilising high quality materials and designed to support little feet to help them get their best start in life. Not only do they offer the very best for kid's feet and fashion but they are affordable.
Their mini-me, adorable versions of older styles will delight little kids who are always trying to copy older siblings or friends. The quality designs and workmanship, with particular attention to the needs of a child's growing feet, will delight mums seeking the best for their kids but at prices that are not in the league of adult shoes.......Read More |
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New Textiles, Research and Innovation Required to Keep the Textiles Industry Alive
by Children’s Fashion Europe - April 2, 2009
“New Textiles. Research and innovation in the textile-clothing-technical textile industry” was the title chosen for the Information Day hosted yesterday by AITEX. A whole day of conferences and scientific roundtables discussed the most promising lines of research in the near future and how innovation can contribute to the survival of the textile industry in Europe.
The more than 100 participants also had the opportunity to discover some of the latest developments showcased by AITEX and exchange experiences in the fields of nanotechnology, biomaterials, technical fibres and processes applied to textiles. Attendees included representatives from some of the most relevant textile companies and research centres in Europe, Member States’ governments, public institutions, textile associations and universities.......Read More |
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Buying Green, Saving Green: Recycled packaging, a trend we can wrap our head around
Jessica Braman, for B nature - December 2, 2008
We are all jumping on the environmentally friendly bandwagon. Recycling is a popular ticket to board.
Along with companies manufacturing products using natural and organic materials, recycling may be more important when becoming an earth friendly business. Thankfully, many corporations have taken action on this notion with their packaging. Its not just what's on the inside that counts anymore.
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Bubble New York August 2008 - Children's Fashion Trade Show Highlights
by Laura Yatim, Dashin Fashion - September 12, 2008
The 6th edition of Bubble New York took place on Sunday, August 3rd to Tuesday, August 5th. A great selection of buyers came to screen the 115 booths filled with amazing products from all categories and origin.
Bubble runs twice yearly in New York and London bringing a new generation of kids trade show to the marketplace. The New York show takes place mid-March and early August, to coincide with children's market week in NY. The London show, launched in 2008, takes place late January and early July, in sync with the European calendar. Each event is carefully conceived as a focused trade show in a wonderful space, where retailers can meet exhibitors from the 360 degrees kid's world: clothing to toys, shoes, accessories and more.
By using recycled paper products, you can reduce the earth's air pollution by approximately 73% according to recyclingguide.org. However, when using post-consumer products, pay attention to the percentage of the product that is recycled.
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Never Too Young for Marketing
by JB Sacallis, Agoo Apparel - August 28, 2008
Recently my son's little four-year-old girl friend arrived at our house wearing a very hip and stylish Hannah Montana ensemble. I, of course, have a boy, and have not been privy to the Hannah craze. I was surprised that this little tyke was completely informed and up to speed on all things in Montanaville. When I spoke to another friend who has six-year-old twin girls, he said that they know everything there is to know about the show, and dressing like the lead character, well, duh... of course they do......Read More |
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Bubble London July 2008 - Children's Fashion Trade Show Highlights
by Laura Yatim, Dashin Fashion - August 15, 2008
Bubble London's second edition, which took place on July 2-4, 2008 at Olympia, featured 100 beautiful brands from the UK and from 12 other countries that showcased their S/S 09 collections.
Bubble runs twice yearly in New York and London bringing a new generation of kids trade show to the marketplace. The New York show takes place mid-March and early August, to coincide with children's market week in NY. The London show, launched in 2008, takes place late January and early July, in sync with the European calendar
Each event is carefully conceived as a focused trade show in a wonderful space, where retailers can meet exhibitors from the 360 degrees kid's world: clothing to toys, shoes, accessories and more.......Read More |
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Runway to Playground
by Emili Vesilind, Los Angeles Times - July 22, 2008
WHEN Samantha Meiler shops for her son, she has a very specific look in mind: designer jeans, velour track suits, L.A.M.B. sneakers, a sporty-urban vibe.
“My son’s style is very Kingston,” she says, referring to Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale’s boy. “I make no qualms about it. I see pictures of Kingston and I say, ‘I want that outfit for my son.’”
Of course, lil’ Rossdale is still a toddler, and Meiler’s son is just 21 months old. But they’re part of a growing set of pint-sized fashion plates, wearing shrunken-down versions of trendy adult clothes.
In the last few years, the obsession with dressing little kids like Dogtown skaters, Malibu moms and even Upper East Side socialites has hit a new, Suri-high level.
More clothing companies than ever are producing what the rag trade refers to as mini-me clothes on every price level. Marquee American designers, such as Phillip Lim and Marc Jacobs, are turning out Lilliputian renditions of clothes that sail down the runway each season....Read More |
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Playtime Paris June 2008 - Children's Fashion Trade Show Highlights
by Laura Yatim, Dashin Fashion - July 18, 2008
We're excited to share with you highlights of Playtime Paris - the international tradeshow dedicated to the Children's Universe and Maternity Wear, which took place on June 21-23, 2008 at the Espace Paris-est-Montreuil, 15 minutes from the center of Paris.
Meet 15 children's clothing designers that exhibited their new collections at Playtime Paris from France, Spain, Australia, the UK, Germany and the USA.
Don't miss the next Playtime Paris Trade Show to take place on January 31, - February 2nd, 2009.....Read More |
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UV Protected Clothing, Myths and Truths about Harmful UV Rays
by JB Sacallis, Agoo Apparel - July 10, 2008
With summer here and the kids outside in full force, the dreaded battle of wearing sun protection arises yet again. I don't know about yours, but my three-and-a-half year old refuses to wear a hat. It's a constant battle that escalates into a full on tug-of-war ever y time we venture outside. I have tried every style of head covering, every color and every option, only to have them lost, left and destroyed at every turn.
Sunscreen is no easier task. In fact, wrestling a monkey covered in cooking oil would be easier than administering the smallest dollop on my son's skin. He seems to love the sun, and thankfully he was born with the kind of skin that can tolerate it, but for my own peace of mind, I am left finding alternate and unique ways to keep him protected and safe outdoors.
This was one of the reasons why I was inspired to create a children's clothing company. At AGOO APPAREL we make stylish, active clothes for kids on the move, using 100% UV protected material. Our garments are all about fashion and function combined. Additionally, they have wick-away fibres that keep sweat away from the skin, eliminating any chills or possible overheating, stain resistance and anti bacterial properties.....Read More |
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Bigger Kids Want to Dress Cool, Too
by Aili McConnon, BusinessWeek - June 19, 2008
Merrill Guerra of Ypsilanti, Mich., used to despair when buying clothes for her overweight daughter Gabi, now 11. Older children's sizes that fit Gabi's torso would be too long in the pant legs and shirtsleeves, and the styles were often too sexy for a young girl. "When I talked to other girlfriends, I realized I was not alone in my frustrations," Guerra says. So she decided to form RealKidz, a plus-sized clothing company for girls ages 5 to 12. She started selling capris, leggings, and T-shirts online in May and plans to roll out a back-to-school line this August...Read More |
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