Our trend experts have rounded up the essential key directions for the kidswear commercial market. These ultimate trends are set to create waves in commercial fashion ranges and will continue to develop for SS17 across apparel, footwear and accessory categories. Trendstop gives FashionUnited readers an exclusive preview of the top collections fresh from the Bubble kidswear trade show for Spring/Summer 17.
The gender neutral trend emerges in kidswear for Spring Summer 2017 with stripped-back lounging basics. Slouchy jersey sweats are executed in soft grey marl for ultimate comfort and wearability, whilst basic leggings and tees are decorated with monochrome typography for a playfully graphic look.
The season finds its decorative outlet in this sublime selection. With motifs and handicraft touches, the Folk trend is presented with patterned prints, fringe detailing and peplum waists. The trend makes subtle appearances in the minimal folk detailing across the collections.
Prints take a trip to the seaside this Spring Summer as sea life creatures offer a contemporary take on animal patterns. Blocked-in motifs exuded a graphic approach, perfect for both girlswear and boyswear collections. Floral groupings are introduced through swirling seaweed and aquatic blooms, offering a more feminine touch to this theme.
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Images courtesy of Trendstop: The Make Department, IN London, Pocopato, Outside the Lines, Annaliv, JAM London, Tika Miniatures, Toby Tiger and Rachel Riley all Spring Summer 2017.