Gender neutral clothes
You may not want to dress your child all in black, à la Kimye, but there are plenty of other ways to embrace the unisex style prevalent in every AW15 tradeshow. Choose grey and navy jumpers, jeans or black trousers and classic white tops and you won't go wrong.
Printed illustrations
Rather than generic logos or text, there are some really great printed illustrations and designs on tops this season. H&M has a great collection of these that the kids are sure to love.
Patterned trousers
This trend has leaped off the grown-up runways and been embraced fully by our little ones. The perfect mix of stylish and fun.
Mini-Me
Like patterned trousers and tailoring, many other grown-up trends have been snatched from the runways and incorporated into kidswear collections. A trend called ‘hypebeast’ is evident in this season’s kidswear collection, inspired by music and ‘streetbeat’. Oversized shirts and jumpers, graffiti designs, leather pants and fashion-jerseys are all key pieces in this trend.
#LikeAGirl
Probably one of our favourite general trends of the year, this campaign to promote the vast capabilities of little girls around the world has moved into the world of fashion. Girls now have lots of activity-friendly, tomboy and sports-inspired clothes to choose from without having to venture into the boys’ department.
Tailoring
Tweed cardigans for your little girl or a cord blazer for her brother, smart isn’t just for school anymore – it’s for your child's wardrobe.
Fluff and frills
The beauty of the #LikeAGirl movement is that it embraces the many types of girls out there. While there are lots of options when it comes to activity-friendly clothes, there are still plenty of options for girls who want their outfit to be pink and fluffy. You can even combined the two trends like this fab outfit from H&M:
