Really standing out against the rest of the competition for next year is Italy’s premier children’s fashion line called Miss Blumarine. With their classic and fresh new take on Spring 2008, we will be sure to see many bold new prints tied in with rich simple solids in stores this coming season. Fabrics that are meant for play and not for look, yet remain trendy and updated are used to create fun active wear for the beach and park. Reinventing shorter bubble skirts and giving layers a new look by adding sheer fabrics over bold prints, give Miss Blumarine the cutting edge advantage to be a sure-fire spring hit. We look forward to the unveiling of the fall collections. Miss Blumarine was created by Italian designer Anna Molinari and her husband Gianpolo Tarabini in 1987, but has seen tremendous success over the last few years and expected to keep rising up the fashion charts.
With help from designer Franco Moschino the company was almost guaranteed a spot in the front runnings. This fashion forward clothing is breaking through many barriers and even carrying their line into the tough selling market of Russia. Currently found mainly in small boutiques (thoughts of a new collaboration with Saks 5th Ave are in the works), Miss Blumarine is one to check out and keep your eye on for the future.
Really standing out against the rest of the competition for next year is Italy’s premier children’s fashion line called Miss Blumarine. With their classic and fresh new take on Spring 2008, we will be sure to see many bold new prints tied in with rich simple solids in stores this coming season. Fabrics that are meant for play and not for look, yet remain trendy and updated are used to create fun active wear for the beach and park. Reinventing shorter bubble skirts and giving layers a new look by adding sheer fabrics over bold prints, give Miss Blumarine the cutting edge advantage to be a sure-fire spring hit. We look forward to the unveiling of the fall collections. Miss Blumarine was created by Italian designer Anna Molinari and her husband Gianpolo Tarabini in 1987, but has seen tremendous success over the last few years and expected to keep rising up the fashion charts. 
With help from designer Franco Moschino the company was almost guaranteed a spot in the front runnings. This fashion forward clothing is breaking through many barriers and even carrying their line into the tough selling market of Russia. Currently found mainly in small boutiques (thoughts of a new collaboration with Saks 5th Ave are in the works), Miss Blumarine is one to check out and keep your eye on for the future.
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