Fashion/Beauty

Back-to-School 2012 Fashion Trends

August 17, 2012

Back-to-School is at our doors and we all want our children to look fabulous! Here are the main trends to inspire your shopping adventure!

Color blocking

Color blocking is back this season for both children and adults. It will please parents who can match colourful pieces at will and brighten their child’s back-to-school.

  1. Pink denim, Armani Junior, $73
  2. Dress, Ralph Lauren $59.50
  3. Legging, Souris Mini, $34,95
  4. Vest, Souris Mini, $44.95
  5. Blue pants, H&M, $24.95

 

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