We caught up with Kristen Taylor, creator of Juvie, the online boutique for girls and boys clothing, for her take on Spring 2011 trends.
Kristen:
Girls love the bright prints, looser silhouettes and color blocking. Boys are seeing lots of color and music-influenced graphics.
As children’s trends follow ever-more-closely on the heels of adult fashion, you will see many of the same looks and ideas from the spring 2011 women’s and men’s collections translated for the little ones this same season.
This spring, those trends include color blocking, lots of prints, and longer, looser silhouettes for girls. Girls will be drawn to the fun mix of bright prints from Desigual, a knitwear designer from Spain that does funky cool separates. Ismodern’s designs for spring are similarly rich in tone, but with a more refined feminine look in crisp, color-blocked solids.

Dresses with layers of ruffles that become a bustle have become a must-have from London line No Added Sugar.
Girls looking for the popular beach casual look go for LA Made, a Los Angeles line known for high quality jersey looks. The go-to item this spring is a soft denim tank maxi dress, with a three-tiered skirt.

What can’t Juvie keep in stock this season? For casual wear, buttery soft burnout fleece, tie-dyed for extra
bohemian vibe, is a sensation. Vintage Havana has found the perfect combination of style, crazy comfort,
and price with their butter soft fleece hoodies. Skinny is still the word for girls pants, shorts and capris. It Jeans continues to deliver modern looks, with standouts including a skinny khaki cargo pant, and soft, lightweight denim bike shorts for girls.

Boys will find lots of deep blues, reds and greens in Appaman’s Brooklyn-cool spring line. The trend is
also away from neutrals and toward color for boys t-shirts from Chaser, which feature modern art graphics
and favorite vintage album cover art.













































