Monday, June 7, 2010

TENDENCIES IN CHILDREN'S CLOTHING SPRING SUMMER 2010



Parents who give a lot of importance to new fashion trends may be interested in knowing that fashion trends are even quite popular among children. This is as natural extension to fashion as there ever could be. You do not want your child to be caught wearing a shirt from last year now do you?

The good thing is that modern designers of clothing have anticipated such needs of people and they have made it possible for virtually any look in adult wardrobe to be replicated in childrens wardrobe as well. This means that you and your cute little child can be wearing the same things, the child's being a miniature version of yours of course.


The latest trends that have come into fashion this year are saturated earth tones instead of neon's or pastels like navy blue, burgundy or olive green in the case of boys as well as in girls.

Likewise, the heavier fabrics like tween, denim and corduroy are slowly coming back into fashion as they provide warmth as well as durability. This is also an advantage for families who have more than one child as the clothes are durable enough to be easily handed down to the younger children as the elder ones outgrow them.
Something that is never going to go out of style is sweatshirts with hoods & jeans. This is because they give the child a comfortable look which does very well for children ar school or while they are playing.

If you are looking for a more complete look then you can consider layering the tops or then adding cute little accessories to the outfit as a way of making it change from normal to fantastic.
Many bold patterns have started to dominate the markets and swirls, flowers and hearts have come into fashion in the case of girls.

Irrespective of the trends that you choose to follow, children have to be given clothes which are comfortable, warm and practical. You can get your child the best looking clothes in the world, but if you do not let him/her play in it then the clothes are as good as useless.

No comments: