European Culture, the name says it all. The pieces in this range are soft and flowy and have a real European touch about them. They are just beautiful.  The rich velvet navy jacket is a stand out piece, as is the soft cotton black pants paired with the light pink blazer. Its all for girls.

This ever growing children’s shoe brand seems to have quite the celebrity following. Jennifer Garner, Nicole Richie, Jessica Alba, Julia Roberts, Halle Berry are only some of the celebs who put these shoes on their children. And why?

The focus of this company is to ensure the shoes are made just right for growing feet. From the fit to the materials, See Kai Run shoes are designed to assist in the healthy development of babies’ and children’s feet with their ultra-flexible soles, soft leather and wide toe box.

Here are some of our top picks for Fall:

Eric: These will look good with jeans

Logan: great with denim jeans and a nice navy puffa jacket

Shari: This is a pretty butter yellow which will look beautiful with a navy skirt

Jordan: These will work well with a prety red dress1

Oh, and PS: Their footwear meets the American Podiatric Medical Association’s rigorous standards for foot health and functionality and has been awarded the APMA’s prestigious Seal of Acceptance. Always important.

What ARE you going to dress your gorgeous girls in on your important holiday day this year? Whether it be Christmas or Chanukah or any of the religous events that occur this time of year. This is that all important day when the camera comes out and the family snaps are taken more times in that day than the entire year. You want your family to look their best; their prettiest / coolest / grooviest and we have found some pretty frocks for you to noodle on and get some inspiration for the BIG day:

Structured Dresses from Chloe, Burberry and Paul Smith

Plain block colours with a bit of fun in the fabric

Party Hardy: A little bit more 'out there' dresses from Sally Miller, John Galliano and Florence Elseman

Soft flowy dresses from Little Marc Jacobs, Antik Batik and Muchacha

Stockists: alexandalexa.com / saks.com

Swedish Hasbeens shoes are hand-made using the same craftsmanship as in the the 70s which is kind to people and nature. They only use natural materials which means you could pretty much bury your shoes in your garden.

Like all hand-made stuff using natural materials every pair will be unique which is a sign of quality. So don’t worry if the wood varies in color and if there are twigs in it. Natural grain leather may also have marks and may vary in color and thickness.The untreated natural colored leather will darken with time. The colored leather, like black, might rub off on other light stuff. The color on the painted wooden sole and the rubber sole will wear off in a natural way with time. Hand-made stuff with natural materials just makes you more unique… which is really great…if you like being unique that is…

And the genius behind Swedish Hasbeens? Her name was Anita and she was the hottest mum in all of Southern Sweden in the 1970’s. While smoking Camel she screamed at her kids until her curlers fell out and she just looked fabulous in her white high-heeled clogs.  One summer day in 2006 the creators of the brand found the shoes she wore (300 pairs of red, white and black beautiful clogs from the 70’s) in the basement of an old clog factory in the neighboring village and brought them to Stockholm, and thus Swedish Hasbeens was born.

The children’s range is very select and we would love to see much more, especially the boots, but we think your girls will have fun in these:

Peep Toe Child

Baskemolla Child

Braided low Child

Metalicus has long been a favourite for grown ups, as each of the pieces are so easily layered with another, or easily worn with jeans or dresses. The collection of separates is distinctive due to the use of two way stretch “one size” fabrications with constantly changing on-trend styling and seasonal colour palettes. The Mini Metalicus range for girls is not much different, just smaller.

Stables in this line include long sleeve tops & short sleeve tees, groovy striped leggings, cross over ballet tops and little a-line skirts. The colours change each season and you can also buy some more stylized tops with an embellishment or bow, but essentially, you can add an item you have in your wardrobe from last season and simply match it with a new piece. Because the sizes are offered in doubles (2-4 and 4-6 etc) you are also guaranteed to get a few seasons out of your piece (so they have a chance of getting worn out instead of your minihipster growing out of them).

Aussie label BLOCH (Suri has these in purple)

Miss Sixty @ ASOS

These Miss Sixty flats above would have to be our absolute stand out favourite!!

Little Marc Jacobs @ Alexandalexa.com

Ralph Lauren @ Alexandalexa.com

Frilly Lily Dotty @ ASOS

Miss Sixty tartan @ ASOS

BLOCH

Playing dress-up in mommy’s closet is every little fashionista’s favorite game and exactly the inspiration for Tiny Pants, a brand new line for girls ages 2-14. Proving that “style comes tiny too,” Tiny Pants offers mini stylistas runway inspired pieces designed especially for them and not just shrunken down versions of women’s apparel.

Tiny Pants launches for Fall 2010 with a range of fashion-forward pieces in a candy-colored palette of fuchsia, green, purple, navy and chocolate. Tiny Pants’ debut collection features motorcycle influences mixed with feminine details, extraordinary attention to detail, which is apparent in the signature ruffles at the cuffs and contrasting zipper pockets on tunics, and vibrant colors that appeal to parents and to the heart of kids.

Standout pieces include the clear raincoat that softens its military influence with an outline of green or pink satin ribbon; the fitted velvet blazer with detachable silk petticoat and velvet cropped pants, the belted ruffle shirt dress, clever head scarves, wool poncho and motorcycle jacket.

Here is a sneak peak at some pieces from their AW10 collection:

We have found some cool sunnies for your minis, to protect the whites of their eyes from UV damage.

Zoobug @ alexandalexa.com

Wayferer @ littlelunalu

Raybans @ Little Lunalu.com

1970s vintage inspired at BleuDame.com

Bright green at Gap

Simple and classic Polaroid

Girls usually gravitate towards pretty, floaty, soft frocks for summer, but with shorts such a strong trend for “grown ups” this past and coming summer, its time the girls got themselves into a pair of groovy shorts:

Most shorts can easily be accessorised with a plain white tee shirt, add a pair of gladiator sandals and you will be grooving all summer. Here are some of our favorites from 77Kids by American Eagle

From their signature tracksuits to some very styling ‘fringe’ shoes. The Juicy Couture Kids Spring/Summer 2010 collection has some ‘must have’ pieces you want to get your hands on. Life is Juicy…….