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BOHO RICHE

An old world European elegance merges with a modern boldness that can be humorous, quirky and slightly irreverent. The kid will be dressed to impress in an combination of casual and dressy items that play with pattern, color and graphics. Of course mixing patterns, eras and colors is key, as strong geometrics sit well against contrasted florals. We’re inspired by vintage patterns and styling and the eclectic tastes strengthen the intentionally quirky look.Soft and delicate tops with elegant details such as pussybows, ruff collars and blouson  sleeves are juxtaposed against key structured bottoms including the metallic pleated skirt, luxurious twinset and smart A-line dress. Geometric patterns and florals merge to create new print layouts, with fun knit-in slogans also fitting in with the 1970s theme.  Baby cord and textured dobbies update button-ups, while velvet ribbon trims and knit-in stripes add a sporty feel.

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TALK THE HYPE

Slogans & Statements: wording becomes both inspirational and thoughtful with encouraging words and quotes or heartwarming and environmental-awareness statements. A focus on quality, craft and sustainability becomes key and takes inspiration from surfaces faded by time, oxidised, washed out after recycling, or smudged with a chalky dry texture. Simple everyday classics with Utilitarian detailing are fused together with sporty touches to create an urban look. Update jerseywear with pockets or utility zips to achieve a soft urban feel. Tipping stripes, pleat details mimicking origami folds and bold colour contrasts create a sophisticated look.  The heavy woven fabrics of utility dressing are combined with felted or quilted surfaces,or sometimes soft jersey. Folding, twisting and wrapping creates soft, simple shapes that move away from the rigid forms associated with military dressing.Stark, minimalist and straight to the point verbiage graphics are important for Fall, as their content is as strong as … Read More »