Autumn/Winter 2020 fashion trends are truly comfortable and cosy.

With many kids learning online at home due to the lockdowns and us all being limited in places to go out, you littles can still express themselves through fashion at home. As the weather continues to get colder and darker incorporating some of the pieces featured below will keep your little one happy and comfortable so they can focus on their work and yet still feel stylish!

The past few years a big trend in fashion has been the athleisure market. Athleisure style is combining athletic wear with comfortable fabrics, it enables you to wear your favourite sports clothes as streetwear.

 Since everyone is staying at home more during the lockdown, follow this trend to feel as good as you look!

Colour Therapy

Usually, Fall-Winter Collections consist of darker colours, this year it’s all about the primary colours.  This type of colour therapy helps with brightening moods.  Wearing your favourite Kukukid Dino Puffer Vest at home not only saves electricity but puts a smile on your face.

Another trend is tie-dye.  I don’t know about you but our attempts didn’t look as good as Molo’s. We love the Molo Tie-dye Sweatshirt with the print of a tie-dye spiral and the Velour Sweatpants as above. Rainbow colours will be sure to lift spirits.

It’s the Details

Another way to express yourself (and look cool for Zoom!) is it to look for everyday pieces but with amazing little details.  Puffy sleeves continue in popularity and have made their way to athleisure clothing.  Now we also see quirky prints, interesting fabrics such as velvet, sherpa and faux fur, unexpected accents like zippers, collars and ruffles all finish your perfect look at home.

We love Jelly Mallow Cherry Unisex Lounge Suit.  The zippers at the legs allow you to pull on a cosy pair of Uggs easily!

Boden’s fun Space theme look is perfect.  Although the top is made of cruelty-free sherpa fabric, it matches the rocket appliques on the Out Of This World Joggers.

River Island’s ultra-feminine sweatshirt with a lace collar and rhinestones gives your little one a Princess Diana kind of vibe.  Paired with Caroline Bosman’s pink frill track pants makes it fun and more Lady Gaga.

Back to the 90’s

The infamous 90’s windbreaker gives every mom Saved by the Bell vibes! But it also has made its way back into fashion but with a new take. Combining colours, fun prints, and modern details, this retrograde jumper can be paired with any bottom.

Mini Rodini’s pullover combines cool leopard print along with primary colours. It’s perfect for families to hand me down between brothers and sisters.

Stella Kids sustainable clothing makes the Logo Sport top a good buy. It always feels good to be saving the earth.

Hummel is bringing also the 70’s back on their take of the windbreaker in this Colour Block Longline Sweatshirt. We love the muted colours and cool Danish style.

Jelly Alligator meticulously construct each item and then they are sewn together by seamstresses in Europe.  Their new Steam Punk collection is completely unique and fun and we love the Cupids Arrow Track Top above.

We hope you have found some inspiration for these homeschooling days during the pandemic and the lockdown!

A little bit about Contributor Jane Ergils.

Mother to Orly and Teddy, Jane grew up in a suburb of NYC with a shopping-obsessed mother. Jane adores fashion and before having her children, she gained a lot of experience in the fashion industry working for an NYC fashion magazine and as a booker with a modelling agency.

Daughter Orly was scouted at the tender age of three. Using her knowledge of the industry and the skills learnt working in fashion including her love of photography, Jane now not only helps support her kids in modelling but creates content for brands and boutiques and more recently her blog Mini Embassy, a new project Jane launched recently as a supportive mom community.  Jane is hoping to inspire other moms by being positive, showcasing her work and offering any modelling tips and advice.

For the past 6 years Jane who is of Korean & Latvian heritage has put her career as a Gemmologist on hold due to her husband’s work which has meant they have lived in China, India as well as the US and now Poland!

Check out the Mini Embassy blog or follow on Instagram @miniembassy

If you liked Janes Lockdown Fashion you may like ‘La Dolce Vita’ an editorial by Jane featuring daughter Orly.

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KidzFIZZ at Pitti Bimbo 90 didn’t disappoint with a mash-up of the most creative collections by designers known for experimenting with shapes, materials and presentation styles. The KidzFIZZ concept lab brings together research, creative exploration, and the cross-pollination of fashion and design with an innovative runway show featuring labels like Infantium Victoria.

Scroll down to view the highlights from the FW20 fashion show.

Miss L Ray

Alitsa

Mia Bu Milano

Phi Clothing

Nupkeet 1964

C’era una Volta

Infantium Victoria

Ledum

Donsje Amsterdam

View the recent AW20 Apartment Show Highlights HERE.

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The Stazione Leopolda in Florence on 16th January 2020 was the grand stage for the Fall20 collection from Italian kids fashion label Monnalisa.

Nothing says Italian glamour like Monnalisa, whose 50-year presence in the childrenswear industry makes them an authority on the topic.  With the new SS20 collection recently launched in stores and online boutiques, the fashion industry looks ahead to FW20.

The Monnalisa fashion show is a grand event with elegance, enchantment and romance – distinguishing features of the Italian fashion label.  Kid’s fashion press and buyers were treated to a show spectacular during the recent Pitti Bimbo Trade Show in Florence.

Scroll down to view some highlights of the FW20 collection.

Models rocked the runway in gorgeous outfits complete with stunning accessories.  Iconic outfits, casual looks and the mum and mini capsule collection, so those stylish mums can twin for the win with the kiddies, are just some of the looks you will find. Pretty floral patterns, bejewelled dresses, animal prints, tweed, tartans and rich embroidery featured in the various collections for Fall20. Padded gilets, faux fur and puffa coats will keep them warm next Fall20.

View the SS20 collection runway show here.

View Children’s Fashion From Spain FW20 runway show at Pitti Bimbo 90 HERE.

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The tradeshow season kicks off with the 90th edition of Pitti Bimbo which takes place from the 16th-18th January 2020. The fashion fair held bi-annually in Florence, Italy has been at the epicentre of kid’s fashion for the last 45 years and established itself as the number one trade show in the kids’ fashion world.

The theme for the winter fashion fair is ‘Show Your Flags’.  Pitti is like the United Nations of Fashion where every brand has its own flag, but also where each one of us can become our own flag with our unique message!

Recognising the landmark of 45 years of Pitti Immagine Bimbo the show will celebrate with new creative installations, an International portfolio of clothing labels ranging from designer to small experimental brands, alongside international collaborations and a calendar of not-to-be-missed fashion shows and exhibitions.

What’s new for the 90th edition of Pitti Bimbo?

Alongside the many kid’s fashion labels that will be showing their new collections, there will be the ‘not to be missed’ fashion shows, presentations, cocktail parties, exhibitions and much more.  Here is a list of some of the highlights.

Are you ready to hit the runway? The Apartment and KidsFIZZ areas both have their regular shows with a selection of labels from each area, as well as a show featuring Children’s Fashion from Spain and Portugal.  Premium label Monnalisa, will hold a fashion show in town at Stazione Leopolda, on January 16th.  The shows are always a must for Junior Style.  Follow our Instagram stories during the fair for highlights from the show.

One of the highlights of the next edition of Pitti Bimbo will be a prototype concept store by CILAB (Creative Industries LAB) and The Playful Living which will focus on the effects of digital transformation in the retail world.

Danish label Christina Rohde and Caroline Bosmans will show their collections for the first time at the 90th edition.

The US Magazine Hooligans will celebrate its 5th anniversary at the fair with an exhibition focussing on the five senses.

United Colors of Benetton makes its debut at the Teatrino Lorenese, within a colourful, playful and lively world created by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac in “65 Benetton Street”.

Historic French children’s fashion house Petit Bateau and online platform Treedom present a new environmentally and socially sustainable project which focuses on planting a tree with each purchase of a new birth kit in organic cotton.

Internationally renowned photographer James Mollison who is known for his social and cultural projects will present ‘PLAYGROUND’ exhibition – a display of photographs of schoolyards from all over the world, exploring the way children play and learn. 

The Central Pavillion Top Floor will remain dedicated to the Kids Lab, an area dedicated to independent kidswear labels. You will be able to browse the collections in the KidsFizz area, EcoEthic, The Nest and Kid’s Evolution section.

With over 500 brands from around the globe, 10 special sections of the show to visit, whether you are a buyer or press, you will be sure to leave the show having discovered new brands and be up to date in the kids’ fashion world!

For more information on the next Pitti Immagine Bimbo Trade fair, click here. View the Pitti Calander of events for the 90th show HERE.

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As we enter a new season in fashion, we feel a spring in our step and the spirit of optimism in the air.  Lauren Morrison from Mi Bambino highlights new trends for this season. We are entering a precarious time and with political uncertainty, this resonates within three main forecasts and trend direction for the Spring Summer season.

Sustainable Fashion

The world and its environment are changing.  Nature is so vital for us to preserve. Purchasing locally sourced and ethically produced garments and products is becoming more commonplace. Sustainability will become more transparent with universal ideas of saving our planet. This trend romanticises nature and rural lifestyles with comforting colour ranges of foliage greens, blues, amber tones, buttercreams and soft pastels.  Subtle shapes and slogans T-shirts inform our need for change. Floral ditsy prints and jacquards will be a common theme with this trend. Lace imprints are nice details on blouses in natural cotton.

Creativity & Self-Expression

The freedom of self-expression through political environments and reforms of change is seen more widely.  As we explore the reforms of change, we are drawing on inspiration from the 1990s summer festival scene, to become more included in social awareness. In fashion, we see sportswear becoming more prominent, liberated and creative to express ourselves, especially in kidswear. We are going to see slouchy classics, oversized sweatshirts, deconstructed and vented garments becoming a focus. The colour palette for this trend punchy pink, rebellious red, blue energy and nostalgic green for retro sportswear. Patterns & prints are bold and punchy, with reference to beach days, holidays and summer fun. “Miami Fun In The Sun” springs to mind, with strong bold prints and colours for high summer trends.

Human Touch

With the ever-increasing number of us obsessed with tracking our social media, personal data, and news feeds, Human touch explores an urge to re-connect emotionally, physically. We see movements to disengage or opt out entirely with things that bring us anxiety. Within these trends, we will see reflective and light materials in activewear but also soft pastels and super brights to energise and soothe. Soft pastel metallics will be on skirts or statement pieces. Prints and graphics will be bold statements with pixelated details of that will merge with streetwear. High Summer will have a beach party themes and reflective visors for accessories.

View 4 Key Summer Trends for 2019

Mesh Details  – Sports with Style  (Above) 

New emerging brand Galle Paris for SS19, has curated a collection that is inspired by athleisure with fabric details, mesh, statement typography, bold colours from Red, blue, retro greens, and punchy pink for girls wear.

Crumpled – The Design Process

For SS19 we see crumpled finishes being used in cotton, viscose materials or lightweight nylon that will be designed in dresses or tops with bold colour directions. Ruffle detail designs on trousers or jeans will be a common theme in girls wear and add a little pizazz to your wardrobe.

Tulle – Layered and Feminine

This season we see Tulle fabric that follows a sporty outlook with bold solid colours. Tulle is layered with stripes or prints underneath.

The Bomber – With Wording

The bomber jacket makes a re-appearance this season, with a minimal approach with pale or metallic colours and upgraded with embroidery motifs or slogans.

Summer Trends Images designed by & Text by Lauren Morrison.

Summer Trends Feature Image & Quote Credits:

Image 1 – Galle Paris (New Emerging Brand), Quote – Stella McCartney

Image 2 – Unionini, Quote – Roger Stone

Image 3 – Rasberry Plum, Quote – James E Faust

Image 4 – Sorry for the Mess, Quote – The Weeknd

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Pitti Bimbo kicked off the AW19 season by connecting the visitor’s experience by introducing multi-sensory boxes throughout the pavilions.  There is always lots to celebrate at Pitti with new brands showcasing their first collection, brands launching their Fall19 collections, runway shows, awards and events – Celebrating 60 years of Barbie!

The Infinity Box was the special video art gallery where you can immerse into a high visual energy experience.

New licensing inspires new brands and trends

Sergio Tacchini was a key player in athletic sportswear alongside Fila in the early 80s/90s before Nike and Adidas came to the forefront. Sergio Tacchini had sponsorships with key tennis players of that time, i.e. Gabriela Sabatini, Jimmy Connors, Pat Cash and John McEnroe. We now see brands of the early 80s and 90s making a resurgence into fashion but focusing on the tween and youth market where this style is relevant and current for that laid-back pairing for tweens and the youth market. These labels are just as important as the branded designer labels of household names such as Fendi and Gucci. However, the athleisure market is blurring the lines of comfort, style with dress up and dress down approach to styling for children’s wear. The duck down puffers, slick trousers bottoms and slogan sweats have the nostalgia of the 80s /90s colour waves, design details and textures.

“You better go in your attic and pull out your old vintages Sergio Tacchini and show your kids how it’s really done”.

Caterpillar. We all know Caterpillar is recognized for construction machinery and has an extensive timeline since the late 1800s. However, Caterpillar came to the forefront within apparel around 1994 with its Caterpillar work boots, with the license being sold to Wolverine World Wide. Caterpillar competed with Timberland and Rockport boots within the early 90s to hold their market position. Now Caterpillar has surfaced within kidswear just like Sergio Tacchini, with jeans, puffers, sweats, joggers, slogans Tees all with the Iconic yellow and logo. This is a fresh approach for teen wear, with the new season sees T-shirts with raised lettering and embossed prints.

It’s all in the detail: Sweatshirts had Velcro slogans, quirky slogans with meaning and zip pockets on the back of the sweatshirts. (Daniele Alessandrini)

Emerging brands:

STMA collection are new to children’s wear market they have an elegant women’s wear range that is deep-rooted in underground culture but designed with details that make a difference for any teens wardrobe.

“STMA collections are the result of accurate research brave experiments and unusual juxtapositions elegant and feminine items rooted in the underground culture and now part of a chic and well-researched world. A design characterised by certainties and defined volumes, elegant as well as shameless details. A pure and delicate line, characterised by perfect wearability, by trendy forms and important details that make a difference”.

The herringbone pattern on the collar, cuffs and pockets define and adds detail to a simple design. This also adds a lot of class and a grown-up feel to girls outerwear. The Herringbone pattern for outerwear can be seen a lot in brands with bold contrasting colour patterns on the cuffs and pockets.

Velvet made an appearance in different product categories for children’s fashion and can be seen in trims, quilted jackets and dresses, which is great for the party season!

Textiles and Details: Stella Jean

Marcelo Burlon

View Children’s Fashion From Spain AW19 runway show at Pitti Bimbo 88 HERE.

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This month’s trend focuses on various product categories from boyswear for AW18; we take look at how boys clothing is evolving its own identity from directions that have trickled down from men’s wear. Sometimes the boyswear market can be overshadowed by the girlswear market regarding designs, photography and style. However, this is changing and boyswear is gradually moving to the forefront of creative and innovative designs from brands.

Re-evaluates – Old into New (Above image).

Trousers dominate a more relaxed fit with a wide leg.  You will see prints and patterns emerging in brands highlighting camouflage, bold stripes and slogan tapes that are intertwined in comfortable jersey knits. Contrast knee patches update both knit and woven trousers. The causal jogger makes an upgrade this season into a smarter constructed version. The use of different materials of denim, cotton –wool blends, stretch denim styles echo the rise of athleisure.

Tape Slogan – Write On Me (Below).

For AW18 boyswear we see tops that are more relaxed; oversized sweatshirts which are loose and comfortable in knit and woven materials.  T-shirts combine solid colours with printed panelling and novelty prints create grand statements pieces to mix and match with core basics.  Velours emerge on sweatshirts that create an added detail for different shapes.

Top Hat  – Without Tails

For this season, vibrant shirts have a playful novelty. Small or large scale prints are placed on dark backgrounds. This makes prints come alive, making a bold and colourful piece in your son’s wardrobe which can be worn with their core basics. Prints to look out for are hand-illustrated scrawls, animal repeats, abstract digital prints and two-tone stars.

Military Mod – Heritage Badges

The traditional shirting jacket this season is updated with military-style evoking heritage badges and pleated pockets. This style is playful and can be upgraded with cool, warm tones of Olive and traditional dark hues.

Boys Will Be Boys Trends – The Fusion of Fashion & Technology Trends Images designed by & Text by Lauren Morrison.

Boyswear Trends AW18 Boys Will Be Boys Trends Credits:

Image 1 – Re-evaluates – Old into New. Image from Candy Lane Kids. Quote – George Canning.

Image 2 – Tape Slogan – Write on Me. Image – Ikks Kids. Quote – Vivienne Westwood.

Image 3 – Top Hat. Image from Wild and Gorgeous. Quote – Twiggy.

Image 4 – Military Mod – Heritage Badges. Image – Wild and Gorgeous. Quote – Giorgio Armani.

View Lauren’s post on AW18 Streetwear Trends here and Dark Matta trends post here.

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Held twice a year, in February and in September, in the Fiera Milano trade fair district, MICAM is the footwear’s leading international exhibition promoted by Assocalzaturifici Italiani. It closed its 86th edition last Wednesday with 45,424 visitors, among which 60% from abroad and 40% from Italy, confirming the international DNA of the fair. The footwear collections at each edition are over 2.000 showcasing women’s, men’s and children’s’ lines for the following season.

Most of the kids’ collections are showcased in iKids square, an entertaining area at MICAM with snacks and refreshments, a huge yellow seesaw and a swinging tyre seat, a lady making giant bubbles, and Christophe Guinet, aka Monsieur Plant, with its floral shoe masterpieces.

But, which are the kids’ footwear trends for SS19?

Footwear trends for spring summer 2019 season, kids’ footwear included, are drawing inspiration from meditation, both physical and mental well-being, and feeling good with oneself and the others, with a colour palette that can positively affect everyone’s mood.

Comfort and functionalities are key, and kids’ footwear shapes are minimalist, classic or revisited. Sandals, in particular, carry on growing, with fisherman sandals being a must have for next season together with summer pop slides.

Materials, on the other hand, are soft and pleasant to the touch. This is particularly true for high-cut loafer silhouettes that come in soft leather or cotton.

Below is our selection from some of the best Italian labels that presented the kids footwear trends for SS19 from MICAM Milan.

Asso‘s SS19 collection renew its sporty footprint with a wide range of easy-to-wear sneakers thanks to the softness of the materials. Some of the prints are available for babies as well as girls/moms.

Balducci‘s spring summer 2019 collection 100% made in Italy. We loved these sandals with and elegant and retro touch.

Falcotto focuses on the first steps of your child and it includes shoes from 9 months to three year only. You can see below next season’s must have fisherman sandal.

Missouri‘s SS19 encompasses a selection of shoes for girls, all beautifully made in Italy and finished with bold details. Logo shoes, and slides, in particular, will be very big next season!

Naturino‘s SS19 is created to offer super-trendy and top-quality products for our girls and boys. Loved this silver sneaker with a sophisticated flower embroidery!

Lots of glitters and metals also for Primigi and a vast assortment of sandals. We loved their lemon print since it recalled Sicily so much!

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Velvet, a perennial winter fabric, has gone underground this season. It’s a lot less formal and 100% attitude, bursting with rich colour, silhouettes and prints.

Traditionally velvet kids’ fashion is something reserved for very special occasions or Christmas day family photos, but this season the tactile texture has been given a more urban makeover.  While the fabrics anything from luxury velvet to velours and the must-have corduroy.

The look is simple, go bold or go home with rich colours, mustard and oxblood are my absolute favourites. How to wear it? Tap into your inner minimalist and pair the kids’ outfits with simple dark denim, understated sporty separates and their simplest pair of trainers.

Velvet Underground Selection: 1.River Island Jacket, 2. Caroline Bosmans T-shirt at Little Rags and Riches, 3. Douuod Skirt from Smallable, 4. Beau Loves Dress, 5. Young Soles Shoes, 6. Infantium Victoria Jacket, 7. Soft Gallery Dress from Smallable, 8. Caroline Bosmans Hat at Little Rags and Riches, 9. Bobo Choses Trousers at the Mini Edit, 10. Unauthorized Hoody at Alex and Alexa, 11. Stella McCartney Coat.

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View Yvadney’s Pool Style Edit on Junior Style here, or Ruffled Minimalism here.

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Space Odyssey – Textured Materials (Above image).

The fabrics for this trend need to be functional and casual.  There is a focus on metallic fibres, jacquards and brocades. However, sculptural details play a reference to alien life forms. This playful trend is good for the holiday and partywear season.

Neon Lights – Beacons In The Darkness (Above).

This trend has a pop of colour that makes you stand out from the crowd which is perfect for the party wear season for fall18. The trend is reminiscent of the 90s and adds flare to the product with reflective surfaces and glossy finishes.

Galactic – Space Circus.

This trend is defined by the traditional nature of the circus, with a twist of outer space thrown into the mix. This makes the trend playful by adding metallic ruffles and outer space graphics to garments.

Nights Dream – Reflective Materials.

This trend embodies an oily, metallic and glossy sheen to garments whether it’s in outerwear, tops or separates. It provides a sleek look to styles when layering for the winter and adds a little drama to your child’s wardrobe.

Dark Matta Trends Image and Quotes Credits:

Image 1 – Milk Magazine. Quote – Diana Vreeland.

Image 2 – Hooligans Magazine – Via WGSN. Quote – Aristotle.

Image 3 – Hooligans Magazine – Issue 5 December 2015 – Dollz. Photography: Eliza Logan, Makeup: Martin Lane Christopher, Assistant: September Dawn Bottoms, Wardrobe: Kardashian Kids, Shoes: Nina Shoes, Models: Brynlee, Kaitlyn, Leah, Lucy. Quote – Kalpana Chawla.

Image 4 – Mini Maven Magazine – Via WGSN. Quote – Eric Hoffer.

AW18 Dark Matta – The Fusion of Fashion & Technology Trends Images designed by & Text by Lauren Morrison.

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It was my first visit to CIFF KIDS in the summertime and it did not disappoint.  One of the highlights of the bi-annual trade show was the catwalk show, where attendees of the outdoor show viewed four different trends for SS19, which included Neon Haze, Green Traveller, Sporty – one of our favourite looks, Campus and Farmers Market that featured key styles for the summer season.   You can still view our highlights from the catwalk in our Instagram Events Highlights.

Scroll down to view highlights from the trends show and further details on CIFF KIDS Summer 2019 trade show.

The relaxed showroom style setting of CIFF KIDS  creates an inspirational universe.

Brands that caught my eye were Dutch brand Club Cinq, new kidswear label to show at CIFF KIDS, Age to Come Apparel, which designs cool, comfortable and conscious clothing for kids and will launch a new collection for ladies in the coming months! A great find was a new brand from the Paper collective, Mado which features the most sublime illustrations perfect not only for your kid’s bedroom walls but there were several illustrations I’d love to feature in my home!

It is always great to catch up with more established brands and see how their line is progressing and share sneak peeks with our followers.  Mini Malisma, Repose Ams, Chistina Rhode and Soft Gallery who always inspire have fabulous collections for SS19.

Images by Mathilde Schmidt @mathilde__schmidt

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Street – Globalised Culture (Above Image).

For AW18, street culture is influenced from around the world. This demonstrates styles that are received from a nostalgic past with clashing patterns, youthful and vibrant colours.

Reinvigorated – Sports Influences (Above).

Sportswear influences the streetwear trend by introducing retro classics for a comfortable contemporary urban wardrobe.

Street Dreams – Everybody is looking for something.

Photographer Rocco Bizzarri created a shoot that has taken a nostalgic reference from the nighties film “Boyz in the Hood”, that was synonymous with “Hip Hop” and street culture of that time. This has influenced the current streetwear trends taking references of zip through track tops, tracksuits, bold statement colours, and denim wear that is left raw and loose.

Street Tribe – It’s Important to find your tribe.

Street tribe has taken references from many street cultures from around the world. This has a playful element to casual styles for children’s wear by incorporating bold prints and patterns for this trend.

AW18 Streetwear Culture Trends Image and Quotes Credits:

Image 1 – Street – Globalised Culture.  Image via Bellerose Official, Quote – Paulo Coelho.

Image 2 – Reinvigorated – Sports Influences. Image via Collezioni Bambini, Quote – Bill Cunningham.

Image 3 – Street Dreams – Everybody is looking for something. Image via Collezioni Bambini, Photographer – Rocco Bizzarri, Quote – ASAP Ferg.

Image 4 – Street Tribe – It’s Important to find your tribe. Image via Milk Magazine, Quote – Orson Welles.

AW18 Streetwear Culture Trends Images designed by & Text by Lauren Morrison.

View Lauren’s post on SS19 Footwear Trends here or view AW18 Colour Trends HERE.

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