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cover story:
Spring Nostalgia Sprung
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EDITOR’S NOTE
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ON LOCATION
Learn more about this
issue’s cover story!
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DESIGNER Q&A:
ROCK YOUR BABY
Australian children’s brand
Rock Your Baby reimagines
the best fashion trends of the
past decades and gives them
rock n’ roll flare with miniature
sensibility. Discover the brand
and our favourite styles from
their collection in this Q&A.
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BRANDSPOTLIGHT:
BIRD & BEAN SHOP
Discover the brand new
collection by California-based
kid’s brand and boutique,
Bird & Bean shop!
FASHION TEEN SCENE
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FRESH RIGHT NOW
Get e-shopping. We are
exploring the top three
trends of the spring season!
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LET’S PLAY
We think dressing kids
should be another way to
play and so does Playtime
tradeshows. Get our styling
tips with looks captured
at their New York show by
Melanee Kate Thomas.
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RUNWAY RECAP
Join us at Pitti Bimbo 90 in
Florence, Italy to discover
the latest in kids fashion
from the runways.
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GET THE LOOK
Check out our favourite spring
teen trend: Denim Daze!
LIFESTYLE
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GO WITH THE FLOW
The flow wrap by We Made
Me® is the one-size-fits-all
carrier ideal for newborns up
to two years. Learn more in our
product review.
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MANNERS BEGIN
AT BREAKFAST
Marie-Chantal of Greece
released her highly anticipated
guide for teaching modern
manners this month.
Spring 2020

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YOUR MOM CARES
Learn more about a worthy
cause, nonprofit Your Mom
Cares, and how you can
join celeb moms to support
childhood mental wellness.
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EVERLEIGH MCDONELL
Get to know young actress
Everleigh McDonell, of
NBC’s Good Girls.
EDITORIALS
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SPRING NOSTALGIA
SPRUNG
Enjoy this bright and vibrant
retro editorial! Our cover feature
was photographed by Shannon
Weight, with creative direction &
styling by Kendal McAllister.
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FROM FLORENCE
WITH LOVE
Bear + Pine visits the streets
of Firenze sharing postcard
glimpses with styles from Pitti
Bimbo 90.
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LUNA LUNA IN THE SKY.
WILL YOU MAKE ME
LAUGH OR CRY?
Photographers Feli & Pepita
capture model Luna under a dark
and moody sky.
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MAKE YOURSELF
AT HOME
Visit the stylish Brady sisters
captured in photography by
Olesja Mueller at their
beautiful home.
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BABY BLUES
Babies in blue, what more
could you wish for? This sweet
editorial is full of pinchable
cheeks and cute baby style by
photographer Saene-Esmee
Heidenrijk.
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PEGGY SUE
Photographer David Pellice
delivers vintage diner vibes
with styling by Laia Gomez.
Grab yourself a milkshake and
enjoy!
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CHILDREN’S MARKET
Stylish kids have taken over the
local grocer and fun ensues.
Captured in photography by
Ksenia Arbuzova.
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PALM BEACH ICONS
These young ladies know just
the place to holiday! Pictured
at many of Palm Beach Island’s
iconic spots, models pose in
impeccable fashions, captured
by photographer Olesja
Mueller.
Peggy
Sue
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:
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SENIOR FASHION EDITOR:
ERICA STEVENSON
ADVERTISING:
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the
editor’s note
Photograph by Elizabeth Pettey
As a person who genuinely dislikes winter, I’m
always happy to see the first signs of spring. The
time change and longer days are a welcome
reminder that the warm weather months are on
their way. I’m always excited to see the robins
hopping around my front yard. Spending time
outdoors, without a coat (or at least without snow
pants), helps me to shake off the winter woes.
Usually, at this time of year, I would be excited about
the future, but for me, the coming weeks hold more
anxiety than excitement. I sat down many times
to write this note, each time getting distracted by
the news coverage of the virus that is so quickly
permeating our communities. My editor’s note is
usually a lighthearted piece introducing each new
magazine issue. Right now, it felt disingenuous to
write you a cheerful spring message when I, like
so many of you, am practicing social distancing
with my new “co-workers” (pictured to the left) at
home.
We want to support small brands &
businesses at this time. Connect with us
@posterchildmag and nominate a brand
who could use an extra boost.
So, I’m not going to pretend to be excited for the
coming weeks. Instead, I’m offering our new spring
issue to you as a much-needed distraction. I hope
you take the time to glance at these pages and
feel inspired, read some of our articles and take
a short break from the worry. I hope that, if even
for just a few minutes, you can find a moment of
normalcy and comfort.
xo Rebecca Poier
Poster Child Magazine
Editor-in-Chief

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on
location
behind the
scenes
This season’s cover story
is bursting with retro vibes
and launches us back to a
pre-internet moment when
couches were floral, and
the carpets were as vibrant
as the fashions of the time!
Smartly entitled Spring Nostalgia
Sprung, this bright new cover story
offers a mood that lightens our
spirits and deeply resonates as we
welcome the first days of spring.
Flip to page 52 to view the entire
cover story - Spring Nostalgia
Sprung - photographed by
Shannon Weight, styled and art
directed by Kendal McAllister
on the cover
Photography:
Shannon Weight
@shannonweightphotography
Styling & Art Direction:
Kendal McAllister
@kendalhmcallister
get the Story style!
Models:
Gigi McAllister
Jenna Hyun
Clothing:
Stella McCartney
Wardrobe by Stella McCartney

e-Shopping
Fresh right now!
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crochet allday
Crochet has made a comeback and we are
here for it! This isn’t your grandma’s knit;
styles for Spring 2020 have a cool and
modern personality.
CLICK TO SHOP!
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1. T-Shirt by Zara, 2. Skirt by Flowers
by Zoe 3. Dress by The New Society,
4. Dress by Bobo Choses, 5. Sweater by Stella
McCartney Kids, 6. Shorts by IKKS
wear
it with
bag by Pate de Sable
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crown by Numero 74
Bag by familiar
shoes by Maison Mangostan
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classic clothes for modern kids
www.papercape.com
@papercapeco

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e-Shopping
high gloss
So many kinds of metallics and
shiny fabrics were spotted on the
Pitti Bimbo runway and we can’t wait
to see how you style them on your
kiddos!
CLICK TO SHOP!
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1. Pants by Beau Loves,
2.Bodysuit by The Animals Observatory,
3. Skirt by DKNY, 4. Dress by
Creamie 5. Dress by Guess,
6. Skirt by How to Kiss a Frog
Wear
it with
hat by Finger in noise
shoes by CeLaVi
backpack by adidas
bag by Mini Melissa

e-Shopping
peachy keen
Pretty in pink is now pretty in peach thanks to a
favourite colour trend for the upcoming season! This
warm, yet natural spring tone is lovely to pair with
brighter colours like lemon yellow. Incorporate a pop
of peach into your little one’s wardrobe with some of
these adorable styles!
CLICK TO SHOP!
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Wear
it with
1. Leggings by Soft Gallery, 2. Skirt by Billieblush
3. Bodysuit by The Animals Observatory, 4. Dress by H&M
5. Dress by Louise Misha, 6.Shorts by Angel’s Face
shoes by mayoral
tights bybonpoint
hat by zara
hat by CeLaVi
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Baby Girl Boy
www.edenandzoe.com
@ edenandzoe

trends
Let’s Play
We believe dressing kids is
all about having fun! But sometimes kids and parents feel overwhelmed
when it comes to creating a perfect outfit. Last summer, we took the
opportunity to style and shoot some cute looks at one of our favourite places
to discover new trends: Playtime New York. The multi-level tradeshow brings
together the best kids fashion and lifestyle brands under one roof. This
makes it one of our favourite destinations!
To help take the guesswork out of styling the perfect spring looks, we are
sharing just a few tips to inspire you to get creative and play with fashion!
PHOTOGRAPHY: MELANEE KATE THOMAS
HAIR & MAKEUP: TANYA MARQUES
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Keep it primary
Head back to primary school for this first tip.
Do you remember the colour wheel? If your
kids have a difficult time pairing outfits, they
can never go wrong with red, yellow and blue.
Little ones can wear all three shades together,
pair their favourite two or even try a tone on
tone look. These are all great options that are
bright, fun and allow kids to get creative with
dressing!
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LOOK 1: JACKET & SHORTS BY TIA CIBANI, TSHIRT BY WELOVESHAPES
LOOK 2: OVERALL BY DOTTY DUNGAREES, TSHIRT BY NADA DELAZOS
LOOK 3: CHERRY DRESS BY SUNUVA, TSHIRT BY BONMOT, BACKPACK BY
OCEAN & GROUND

trends
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make a statement
Building a wardrobe of great basics makes it
easy to integrate statement pieces into the same
closet. A comment we hear often is “I love this
print, but I have nothing to go with it!”
Don’t overthink it; pair a basic tee with a vibrant
bottom or layer neutral tones under a statement
jacket. This allows the statement piece to really
make an impact!
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LOOK 1: JACKET BY GRANELITO, TOP & PANTS BY NAPAANI
LOOK 2: TSHIRT BY TEA COLLECTION, SKIRT BY HEBE, BAG BY MERI MERI
LOOK 3: JACKET BY CREW KIDS, SHORTS BY MUKKI, TSHIRT BY KIDENTIAL
LOOK 4: CAPE BY MERI MERI, TOP BY TAMBERE, PANTS BY
MADE BY STICKS, SOCKS BY COLLEGIEN

trends
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easy layers
To get the most out of the warm weather pieces in your little
one’s closet, you’ll want to incorporate layering into your
everyday looks. When the weather is too chilly to wear that
cute tank top dress, adding a short sleeve tee underneath
adds just enough warmth to make the look seasonally appropriate.
Similarly, light jackets, sweaters and even a button-up
dress or shirt layered over an outfit can add extra comfort
and style!
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LOOK 1: ROMPER AND TSHIRT BY DONSJE, SAFARI HAT BY MAINIO, TOYS BY BLA BLA
LOOK 2: DRESS BY KIPP COLLECTION, TSHIRT BY BOHU, BAG BY TIP TOEY JOEY
LOOK 3: DRESS BY MOTORETA, TSHIRT BY KIDENTIAL, TOY BY BLABLA
LOOK 4: DRESS BY LALI, SOCKS BY COLLEGIEN, JACKET BY MAINIO, BAG BY TIP TOEY JOEY
LOOK 5: JACKET BY PAPU, DRESS BY CITRON JAUNE, TOP BY BEET WORLD
LOOK 6: JACKET BY KENZO, DRESS BY EIGHT THOUSAND MILES, DOLL BY MERI MERI

trends
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Pattern Play
Kids have a unique ability to pull off looks that
their adult counterparts would rarely attempt!
While more adventurous grown ups may mix
and match prints, patterns and colours, kids
can really take this trend to the next level! To
make getting dressed in the morning easier,
lay out a few different pattern options you like
- tops and bottoms - and see what your child
gravitates toward. Independent kids will love
standing out and wearing what they decided
on rather than what mom or dad laid out for
them.
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LOOK 1: TOP BY EIGHT THOUSAND MILES, TSHIRT BY
KIDENTIAL, PANTS BY PEAS AND QUEUES
LOOK 2: TOP & SHORTS BY WELOVESHAPES
LOOK 3: TSHIRT BY LOTIE KIDS, SHORTS BY, BARN OF MONKEYS
BACKPACK BY OCEAN & GROUND

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Accessorize
Possibly the best part of any outfit are the
accessories! A cute bag or stylish hat adds
fun and function, elevating even the simplest
looks. A black dress takes on a new life when
you add this cute bunny belt! Fruity and flowery
bags add whimsy to an outfit, while vibrant
bags can bring a pop of bold colour. Kids love
adding accessories to their outfits so provide
lots of options and just sit back and watch
their creativity.
LOOK 1: BAG BY TIP TOEY JOEY
LOOK 2: BAG BY HEBE, HAT BY CARBON SOLIDER
LOOK 3: BAG BY TIP TOEY JOEY
LOOK 4: BAG BY OCEAN & GROUND

Pitti Bimbo 90
Runway recap!
Of the many events Pitti Bimbo hosts each season, the fashion
shows are by far our favourites! There is nothing quite like watching
garments come to life on the runway to make us feel so inspired.
Earlier this year, Pitti Bimbo celebrated its 90th edition and brands
brought their A-game to the catwalk to celebrate!
Kicking off the presentations was a new collection
by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac for United
Colors of Benetton. 65 Benetton Street was the
setting for the brand’s first live runway show at
Pitti Bimbo, and young citizens that rocked the
runway sported Benetton’s historic colours and
sportswear aesthetic. Street style and street art
took centre stage throughout the collection
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with garments boasting embellishments by
artist Keith Haring. Stars, stripes and heritage
prints were staples throughout the line and
underscored the spirit of the brand. Children
are vocal about their desire for independence
and freedom; Benetton offered up a collection
that allows kids to experience and see the world
through new fashion technologies.

Monnalisa invited us under
the big top to present their
latest collection for AW20.
Circus performers amazed
onlookers with spectacular
tricks while models and their
matching mommas took
to the runway. For casual
everyday style, Monnalisa
has injected their new
collection with favourite
characters we know and love
like Mickey Mouse, Alice
and Popeye. The winter
collection is full of elegance
and cheerfulness, the perfect
balance of classical romance
and edgy style! For extra
special occasions, you’ll find
Couture dresses and tailored
tuxedo styles for both girls
and boys.
Finally, the Apartment
fashion show highlighted
the most sophisticated and
exclusive collections of the
Pitti Bimbo 90 fair with the
backdrop of an adorable
little town. Featuring brands
such as Amelie et Sophie,
Paade, Raspberry Plum,
Velveteen and more, the
Apartment show is known
for its sartorial sensibilities.
This season, we were excited
by the mix of textures and
rich earthy tones displayed
on the runway, emboldened
with pops of pink, orange
and teals.

Designer Q&A
ROCK YOUR
BABY
Australian children’s brand Rock Your Baby reimagines the best fashion trends
of the past decades and gives them rock n’ roll flare with miniature sensibility.
Discover the brand and our favourite styles from their collection!
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Australian fashion brand Rock Your Baby began in
the summer of 2003 and the Sydney-based sisters,
Caroline & Johanne, who launched the collection,
have been the driving force behind its success ever
since. With the mission to capture and enhance the
fun, innocence and imagination of childhood, Rock
Your Baby ensures little ones are ready to rock by
offering high-quality clothes for all children! From
heavy-metal tees fit for the littlest rockstar to frilly
unicorn tutus, each Rock Your Baby collection is
filled with unconventional, yet ultra-cool styles for
babies and kids.
Each season, the brand collaborates with artists who
embody the Rock Your Baby vibe while bringing
their creativity to the line. Each new collection
is fresh, unique and, most importantly, original!
Trendy off-beat fashions by Rock Your Baby help
kids tap into their innate fashion sense from an early
age and celebrate it!
Want to learn more about Rock Your Baby and their
unique take on children’s fashion? Keep reading our
Q&A below.

Designer Q&A
What inspired the name of your label?
The label was started in 2003, and we had many working
names before settling on Rock Your Baby. George
McCrae released a song called Rock Your Baby in the
70s, which was where we got the name from. Rock Your
Baby was also a play on “Rock n Roll,” and we felt that
it paid homage to popular culture as a whole, which has
always been the biggest influencer for our designs.
What made you want to design for children?
My sister, Johanne and I started the business, and
we still own and operate Rock Your Baby to this day.
My first daughter was born in 2000, and she was the
original inspiration for the brand. We started making
baby t-shirts for her and people would literally stop us
in the street to ask where we got it from. After our next
babies were born in 2001 and 2002, we decided to
sell our designs at Bondi Beach Markets. The pleasure
people got from our designs was very inspiring to us
and spurred us on to develop and expand the business.
Designing for infants and children is just so much
fun. We both still really enjoy it, and it has become a
real passion in our lives. Seeing children enjoying our
clothes still takes our breath away, and the joy and level
of satisfaction we get from our work have not subsided
at all.
What is your brand’s mission statement or goal?
We believe that kids have their own innate sense of
fashion and style. To this end, we design the kinds of
clothes that kids want to wear - clothes that both capture
and enhance the fun, innocence and imagination of
childhood.
At Rock Your Baby we deliver wearable mini art
collections and, in doing so, make good design a part of
children’s everyday lives. Our collections celebrate the
richness of popular visual culture and make the act of
dressing your child the fun and pleasurable experience
we think it should be.
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Designer Q&A
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What are the motivations or inspirations behind
the designs? We collaborate with artists and fabric
designers from around the world. We will focus on
particular prints or patterns that we love and build
a story around these. This season we did a mini
capsule with vintage prints from the 1960s and
70s and incorporated vintage inspired 1970s art
posters for tees and sweatshirts.
Is there a style decade you are inspired by?
When we start designing a new collection, we are
constantly taking cues from the past and reinventing
them to set new trends for today. The 1960s was
a very eclectic decade for fashion, and we draw
heavily on this era for its mixture of hippie, rock n’
roll and mod influences. The hippie influence rolled
over into the 1970s, which also saw the emergence
of the punk and disco era as people continued
to experiment with fashion as a means of selfexpression.
1970s London was all about Biba, and
their style has always been something we love to
reference when designing. We offer mod cut jeans,
cord flares, Vivian “Westwoodesque” tartan prints
and bold leopard prints in almost every range we
design.
What makes your label stand out in the industry?
Rock Your Baby is well known for its brightly printed
full circle waisted dresses and circus tutu dresses.
These have been a staple in our ranges for many
years and are very popular with both parents and
children alike. We also are known for our edgy
t-shirts, which draw on rock n roll and counter
culture.
How does your design philosophy change when
creating for boys vs girls? We don’t have a
philosophy per se that distinguishes our approach
to designing boys vs girls. There are pieces that
are obviously tailored to the girl’s market; however,
many pieces in our range can be worn by both girls
and boys.

Designer Q&A
What do you have coming up that you are really excited
about? There are lots of things coming up that we are very
excited about. We are launching new ranges in the Northern
and Southern Hemispheres. We have used a lot of metallics
in the range for girls including skirts and dresses. For the
boys, there is a mixture of rock n’ roll and skate-inspired
tees and bottoms, which are fashion-forward and easy to
wear.
We have successfully collaborated with Disney for the last
two years, and we have now secured licenses for one of the
most popular soft toy ranges of the 1980s. Designing these
types of ranges is always a lot of fun!
What is your favourite item from the current collection?
The current collection is so strong it is really hard to pick
to favourite. I think little girls will love our unicorn-inspired
circus dresses, which feature multi-coloured tulle skirts.
They are bright and colourful and really capture the fun and
wild imagination of childhood.
We invite you to discover Rock Your Baby and their new
collection by visiting www.rockyourbaby.com or on
Instagram @rock_your_baby
Introduction by Chantal Yawson
Photography by Melanee Kate Thomas
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BIRD&
BEAN
SHOP
PHOTOGRAPHY BY TENLEY CLARK
ARTICLE BY ADRIENNE DORSEY
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and Spotlight
Nestled on the border of
Oakland and Berkeley in a
bustling shopping district,
Bird & Bean is an expertly
curated children’s shop founded by
Janel Andersen. After over a decade
in the children’s apparel industry and
growing her own successful brand, Nohi
Kids, Janel set out to realize her dream
of opening her very own brick & mortar
in the Bay Area of California.
“I had been looking for the right space
and opportunity for years and the stars
finally aligned to make this dream come
true,” said Janel, a longtime Bay Area
resident and mother of two. “After
being in the industry for almost 15
years, I knew so many designers/brands
that I adored and went well with my own
brand aesthetic. Having this knowledge
helped me to feel confident that I could
curate a special shop. I also started this
whole business doing street festivals
and other local shopping events and
totally loved the interaction
with customers and the
community. So, this shop
is like going back to my
street festival roots.”
In the summer of 2016,
Bird & Bean first opened its
doors for Bay Area families
and visitors, offering
customers a convenient
destination to buy highquality
clothing, gifts,
and accessories from top
brands.
In addition to carrying
their own collection, Bird &
Bean (formerly Nohi Kids),
the shop stocks beloved

and spotlight
brands like Pink Chicken, Blueberry Hill, Egg,
Quincy Mae, Meri Meri, Level, and Wild Wawa, to
name a few. Sizing starts at newborn and goes up
to size 12, with a retail price range of $20 to $90
for most items.
Named after Janel’s young children Margot and
Cohen, nicknamed Bird and Bean, the cozy shop
on College Avenue aims to be a one-stop-shop
for families seeking well-known brands as well
as undiscovered independent labels handpicked
by an industry veteran. Janel’s goal is to provide
impeccable customer service and share her years
of baby/kid product expertise with new and
longtime customers.
For spring/summer 2020, Bird & Bean’s collection
introduces two brand new styles- lively new prints
and a beautiful (but still fun, easy, washable,
and wearable) tulle/tutu party dress: already a
top seller. Cheerful prints featuring camping,
under the sea, garden parties, and safari themes
highlight the sweet and playful nature of the
California casual brand.
To learn more, visit www.birdandbeanshop.com
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Teen scene
Get the look!
Denim Daze
This tried-and-true trend is perfect for
kids of all ages, but we especially love
it for tweens and teens! The denim on
denim style is age-appropriate, easy
to style and always looks chic. Here,
model Ella Rose shows off a perfect
head-to-toe denim ensemble that we
love! We’ve rounded up a few of our
favourite denim items for Spring all
available in sizes 14+
CLICK TO SHOP!
skirt by iDO Junior
skirt by molo
Skirt by H&M
shorts by Les Coyotes de Paris
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Shorts by Diesel

Jean Jacket by Ralph Lauren
A jean jacket is an obvious must-have for your all-over denim
look. This wardrobe staple comes in so many varieties and
different embellishments can drastically change the attitude of a
denim jacket. Flowers and jewels give the coat a girly persona,
while patches and graphics provide the same garment
a rock n’ roll feel.
Jean Jacket by Ikks
Jean Jacket by Charabia
If a full denim look is a overload for your
preference, a denim jumpsuit or dress is
an ideal way to get the style!
Dress by indee
Dress by fun & fun
Dress by Zadig & Voltaire
photography by Mai Tilson

Lifestyle
We made me
The breathable and lightweight Flow wrap by We Made
Me® is the one-size-fits-all carrier ideal for newborns up
to two years, and is the perfect solution for active families!
Go with the flow, wrap
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Lifestyle
Photography by Brenna Turvey
We Made Me® has a simple passion; to create
thoughtful products dedicated to supporting and
enhancing the wellbeing, comfort and bond shared
by parent and baby. The company has done just that,
establishing itself as a market leader around the world
and with an impressive collection of stylish, functional
and safe baby carriers.
With options for all baby-wearers, we were excited to
take a look at the company’s life-active wrap the We
Made Me® Flow. Perfect for babies aged 0-24months,
or from 8lbs ups to 35lbs, the Flow wrap offers a
versatile and intimate experience for both parent
and baby while being completely unobtrusive and
effortless while wearing.
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Keeping baby close to your heart, the
flexible fabric of the Made Me® Flow
wrap is stretchy in only only direction,
providing comfort combined with
vertical lift.
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The flow wrap is impressively long and wide, allowing
for it to be used longer than most elastic wraps and
provides more options to adjust as baby grows.
Tapered ends make it easy to tie, and the innovative,
breathable material keeps both you and baby feeling
comfortable in any weather. The unique material also
makes it possible for parents to pre-tie the wrap and
insert baby; this is an excellent feature for first-time
parents or those who are new to babywearing. The
wrap is available in 3 neutral tones - charcoal, light
grey and taupe - as well as a pretty lavender purple.
The Flow Wrap fits neatly in a mesh pouch bag that
can be easily tossed into your stroller basket or diaper
bag - perfect for on the go!
Photographer and friend of Poster Child, Brenna
Turvey, had the opportunity to review the Flow wrap
from We Made Me® with her son and loved it!
“I jumped at the chance to try out We Made Me’s
Flow Wrap mostly because I love babywearing. My
days get crazier by the hour with two children here at
home - one an active toddler and the other an even
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more active 9-month-old. I have worn both of my
children in multiple different ways – carriers, stretch
wraps, homemade wraps and ring slings right from
birth on. They love it, and I love it!
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“When I opened the flow wrap, I was
totally taken aback by the texture of
the material. It was soft, stretchy and
breathable, unlike any wrap I’d ever
used before.”
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It came with this amazing visual instruction guide that
helped me learn how to properly wrap and place my
babe into the Flow Wrap – which felt comfortable
even on my little 5 ft tall frame. He was snug, secure
and close enough to kiss!
I was happily hands-free to help my toddler while my
babe slept soundly on my chest. The Flow Wrap is
my new go-to wrap and I will be shouting it from the
rooftops.”
We invite you to discover the We Made Me® Flow
wrap as well as their other unique carrier options on
their website, www.wemademe.com

Lifestyle
Manners begin
at breakfast
by Nathena Delgado
This month, Marie-Chantal of
Greece released her modern
handbook on proper etiquette.
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Raising kids will always have its challenges. Whether
you are a first-time mom or an experienced dad of four,
all parents face a challenge when it comes to teaching
their children the skills of good etiquette. Etiquette is
the language of manners and is the basis of respect,
kindness, and consideration. While there are many
ways to practice good manners, we came across a
brand new book that we think may just become your
go-to source for approaching the topic of modern
etiquette with your family.
This month, founder of Marie-Chantal Clothing,
Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece, released her
highly anticipated new book, titled Manners Begin
at Breakfast. Within the book’s 232 pages, Princess
Marie-Chantal, the author of an influential parenting
blog with five kids of her own, reveals tips on proper
etiquette from the perspective of a well-versed parent.
“A few years ago while writing a series of posts about
manners and etiquette on my blog, I noticed that the
etiquette questions were the most read and enjoyed
by our readers. Being a big fan of family and traditions
and having raised five children, I wanted to give my
tips on what I thought was needed or needed to be
reminded. Something like a guide on what or what
not to do. A voice to help navigate today’s social
minefields. So that’s how the book was born!” Marie-
Chantal of Greece shares.
Manners Begin at Breakfast touches on key topics
of modern etiquette for children being raised in our
fast-paced, technology-centred society. The book
discusses a wealth of topics that parents often struggle
addressing, including basic table manners, social
media, fashion dos and don’ts, and party conversation.
The hardcover book is written in a lively, conversational
style with more than 100 watercolour illustrations
by London-based artist Lydia Starkey which brings
each etiquette lesson to life on the pages. The book
features a foreword from the author’s close friend,
fashion designer, Tory Burch. “I have always been a
big believer in practicing what you preach, and Marie-
Chantal is doing just that...” Burch contributes.
In her introduction of the book, Pediatrician Doctor
Perri emphasizes the importance of teaching manners
early on. “Parents who focus on helping their children
to learn how to behave are actually helping them learn
to manage their emotions, organize their thinking and
arrange the details of their lives,” she explains.
“My hope is to help parents provide their children with
a toolbox to succeed. As parents, we want our children
to be treated well when they go out into the world and
that really depends on how they treat others. Teach
them to be polite and kind from an early age, and
good manners and a happy disposition should become
second nature,” Marie-Chantal of Greece anticipates.
If you are a parent who strives to raise self-assured,
well-adjusted children who are equipped to thrive in
society and develop into confident adults, we highly
recommend you pick up a copy of Manners Begin at
Breakfast at your local bookstore today!

Lifestyle
Celebrity moms raise mental health awareness and remind us that
YOUR MOM CARES
by Caryn Schulman
Co-Founders and longtime friends, Sharon Feldstein
When recalling my childhood, I picture my mother (celebrity Jonah Hill’s Mom) and Patsy Noah (Singer
towering over me with hot soup and whatever Adam Levine’s Mom) were brought together by
home-grown concoction she knew would cure my none other than the White House to deliver a Public
flu-induced melancholy. I can also vividly remember Service Annoucement for the Affordable Care Act in
the days that I would return from school with salty 2014. Sharon and Patsy filmed the Q&A in Sharon’s
cheeks and my mother would embrace me, not kitchen whilst they played a friendly match of
only with her arms but enfold me with the soothing BackGammon, and to their delight, the video went
consideration that only a mother could provide. viral with over one million hits. The video ended with
Michelle Obama exclaiming, “We nag you because
we love you” and the closing frame revealed the
campaign hashtag #yourmomcares.
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When I’d first heard of the nonprofit “YourMomCares”
(YMC), my mind immediately conjured up memories
of my mother’s attentiveness and unconditional
devotion to my wellbeing. It came as no surprise
when I’d learned that YMC’s ongoing mission is to
help all kids who face mental illness feel supported
and seen. By raising funds and awareness for
organizations whose work directly impacts children’s
mental wellness, YMC works every day towards
battling the stigma of mental illness.
The slogan resonated deeply with Sharon and Patsy
as they recognized the potential and significance
of the Your Mom Cares motto. The White House
granted the two women ownership of the slogan
and from there, the duo embarked on a mission to
change the dialogue from mental illness to mental
wellness.

photography by Emily Kornya
As any mom would, YMC takes on the challenge of
expanding the field of mental wellness at full speed.
YourMomCares accomplishes this by collaborating with
experienced and trusted partners to create and fund
innovative programs for kids and adolescents that face
the challenges of mental illness. Their clear call-to-action
outlined on their well-crafted site, yourmomcares.org,
reads:
We do the work for you. If you believe that no child
should suffer alone or be unable to receive mental
health services because of the family’s financial
situation, race, gender or sexual orientation, then
support YourMomCares today.
YourMomCares’ Mobile Mom’s Fund supports work
being done by reputable non-profit organizations, like
the JED Foundation, to address a variety of pediatric
mental wellness emergencies and provide support to
families that are facing the emotional stresses that are
associated with mental illness. YMC’s Mobile Mom’s
Fund has donated to the Center for Pediatric Resilience,
the Harris Project, Young Center for Immigrant Children’s
Rights, Flint Child Health and Development Fund,
Operation Gratitude and many more!
One of the ways YourMomCares raises awareness is
through their hand-made beaded bracelets. When
donors and supporters wear the bracelets, they are
actively raising awareness of mental wellness and YMC’s
cause. The bracelets are beautiful, fun and have enticed
individuals all over the world to host ‘beading parties’
in celebration and support of YMC. One of the initial
beading parties was hosted by some celebrity moms —
Sharon, Patsy, Terria Joseph (Mom of singer Alicia Keys),
Meredith Wolff, and Lisa Zelson to name a few. The batch
of influencer-power moms made YMC branded beaded
bracelets to gift to each guest. The bracelets are one of
YMC’s creative initiatives to spread the word about their
organization.
This spring, YourMomCares invites anyone who cares
about children’s mental wellness to participate during
April and May as the nonprofit launches its second
annual YourMomCares KissCampaign around Mother’s
Day. During the campaign, YMC is challenging people
on social media to share a photo memory “sharing a
kiss” with a mom they love as a warm-hearted initiative
to not-so-symbolically #KissAwaytheStigma around
mental health.
On tough days, my mother would patiently absorb all my
tears. This very same maternal affection is the superpower
that lies at the heart of YourMomCares and is infused
into every step of amazing work YMC does. This spring,
YourMomCares encourages everyone to get involved, by
fundraising, sporting a YMC bracelet or even by simply
sharing a kiss.
Visit: www.yourmomcares.org to get involved today!

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When she’s not on set playing Christina
Hendricks’ daughter on NBC’s Good
Girls, child actor Everleigh McDonell is
busy working on arts & crafts and dreaming of
owning a pair of Gucci slides. We sat down with
the spirited and multi-talented young actress to
learn more about her life behind-the-scenes and
what’s in store.
Hi Everleigh! How did you get started in
acting? I don’t really know because I’ve been
doing it for so long! I’ve been acting my whole
life until I’m 7, which I am now.
What is your favorite thing about playing
Jane on Good Girls? My favorite thing is that
sometimes she is bossy, and that is the fun part.
Jane is a different person than I am in real life,
so when I act like her on the TV show and then
see myself on TV, it kind of seems like it’s another
new person.
What is a typical day like for you, or is every
day a bit different with auditions and other
projects? Every day is new, but sometimes I do
the same things. When I wake up, I eat breakfast, I
get dressed, and then I either do school, or go to
set or an audition. Sometimes I go to my Beeba
and Grampy’s house (which is my Grandma and
Grandpa).
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Everleigh
McDonell
INTERVIEWED BY ADRIENNE DORSEY
PHOTOGRAPHY BY LILLY K PHOTOGRAPHY
What’s it like having Christina Hendricks play
your mom on the show? It is really really fun!
Christina is very nice. But the thing I don’t get is
why they put on more red hair of a wig when she
already has reddish blondish hair. I’m like, “Why
don’t they just have her own hair?” A fun part
is when I get to work with her, Retta and Mae
Whitman because we laugh, and sometimes I
wonder about what they’re talking about.
What is your dream acting role?
My dream acting role is playing a spy. I would
want to be a spy going on different missions. I got
that from the movie Spy Kids. Behind the scenes
they must have so much fun because there are
so many kids. They must get to hold really cool
stuff. I also want to do voiceover. I would love

to be a voice on a show like Doc McStuffins or
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse as a new character.
You have a new television show, Truth Be
Told, coming out soon. What is your character
like on the show? Her name is Ella Dunn (well,
actually Ella Josephine Dunn). She’s very sweet
and can be quiet sometimes. To me, I’m not really
that quiet. She likes doing crafts. She’s really nice
and curious.
What are your favorite memories from acting?
My favorite day acting was on Good Girls Season
2. I had to run in the door and say, “Mommy, the
neighbor’s dog is eating your new flowers!” It
was my favorite because there were bad things
happening in the show and it made it funny that
the dog was digging in the flowers.
Besides acting, what are your other hobbies?
I like coloring, arts and crafts. I like playing with
my cousins. Alina is only 1 and can’t talk but I
like playing with her. I like seeing my family. I like
doing normal kid things, even though I’m not that
normal. I’m kinda weird haha!
SUIT BY ROCO CLOTHING
How would you describe your personal style?
Any favorite designers? I love fashion! I love
seeing it in magazines. My fashion is a sweet girl
fashion. I love Gucci and I want Gucci slides! I love
my dress from Junona that I wore to my premiere
for Truth Be Told. I look good in bright colors!
Any other upcoming projects we can look
forward to? I have some things happening that I
can’t talk about. And I have a couple of commercials
coming out soon. I’m excited for everyone to see
Truth Be Told with Octavia Spencer on AppleTV+
and Good Girls’ new season, season 3, which
starts on February 16, 2020 on NBC! It also is on
Netflix around the world!
To follow along on Everleigh’s journey, her
Instagram is @everleighofficial.
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SPRING
Photographed by Shannon Weight
Styled and Art Directed by Kendal McAllister
NOSTALGIA
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ON LEFT: JACKET, TOP AND PANTS BY STELLA MCCARTNEY, SHOES BY NONO BY DOTTI SHOP
ON RIGHT: DRESS BY STELLA MCCARTNEY, HAIR CLIPS BY NOTES & KNOTS, SHOES BY NONO BY DOTTI SHOP

OUTFIT BY STELLA MCCARTNEY
HAIR CLIPS BY NOTES & KNOTS
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JUMPSUIT BY JACKALO, SWEATER BY FISH AND KIDS.

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DRESS BY PIUPIUCHICK

DRESS BY WYNKEN
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JUMPSUIT BY FISH AND KIDS
SHOES BY NONO BY DOTTI SHOP

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ON LEFT: JUMPSUIT BY DOTTI SHOP, SOCKS BY COLLEGIEN, SHOES BY NONO BY DOTTI SHOP
ON RIGHT: DRESS BY WYNKEN, SHOES BY NONO BY DOTTI SHOP

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TOP BY FISH AND KIDS, SKIRT BY KALEIDOSCOPE

AVA B WEARS: DRESS & JACKET BY MOLO

FROM
FLORENCE
WITH LOVE
POSTCARDS FROM FIRENZE, ITALY
PHOTOGRAPHY BY BEAR & PINE
MODEL: ALARA JALE
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ALARA WEARS APOCALYPTO KIDS

ALARA WEARS APOCALYPTO KIDS
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ALARA WEARS STEFANIA PINYAGINA

ALARA WEARS DRESS BY STEFANIA PINYAGINA,
JACKET BY APOCALYPTO KIDS
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ALARA WEARS DRESS BY INFANTIUM VICTORIA

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ALARA WEARS DRESS BY STEFANIA PINYAGINA

LUNA
LUNA IN
THE SKY.
WILL YOU
MAKE ME
LAUGH OR
CRY?
PHOTOGRAPHY BY FELI & PEPITA
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LUNA WEARS BLOUSE BY SIMONETTA, JEANS
SHIRT BY LANVIN, JEWELRY: STYLIST OWN

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LUNA WEARS DRESS BY LANVIN, JACKET
BY SOFT GALLERY, TIGHTS BY FALKE

LUNA WEARS SKIRT AS COLLAR BY LANVIN
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LUNA WEARS DRESS BY BALMAIN,
TIGHTS BY FALKE, RAINCOAT: STYLIST’S OWN

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LUNA WEARS SUIT BY BALMAIN, BLOUSE BY
SIMONETTA, SNEAKER BY BALMAIN

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PHOTOGRAPHY FELI & PEPITA
STYLIST PETRA KLAPPROTT
HAIR & MAKE-UP CLAUDIA CREUELS
MODEL LUNA - MOMO KIDS AGENCY

Make
yourself
at home
with the brady sisters
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Photography and Art Direction by Olesja Mueller
Assisted by Jared Boslet
Wardrobe Styling by Angel Tailan
Hair & Makeup by Liz Jacobs
Models Alexis and Taylor Brady

JACKET BY LITTLE CREATIVE FACTORY @ LADIDA, TURTLENECK BY
COCO BLANC @ LADIDA, PANTS BY F21, BOOTS BY SAINT LAURENT PARIS

FUR COAT BY DIANE VON FURSTENBERG, DRESS BY A4, SHOES: MODEL’S OWN
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TURTLENECK BY SCOTCH, SKIRT BY STUDIO COLLECTION FOR H&M,
BELT & EARRINGS: VINTAGE, SHOES: MODEL’S OWN

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(LEFT) TOP BY BALMAIN, GOWN BY LITTLE AOKI @ COUTUREKIDSONROBERTSON.COM, SHOES BY CHANEL
(RIGHT) BLOUSE BY AOMEI, JUMPER BY H&M, SHOES BY CHANEL

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(LEFT) BERET BY LACK OF COLOR, DRESS & JACKET BY LITTLE REMIX, VEST BY LITTLE CREATIVE FACTORY, TIGHTS BY H&M, SHOES: MODEL’S OWN
(RIGHT) JACKET BY MOLO, DRESS BY PAADE MODE, FEATHER COLLAR BY ZAKIA, SHOES: MODEL’S OWN

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(LEFT) JACKET BY MIA, DRESS BY MOLO, SOCKS BY TINY COTTONS, SLIPPERS: MODEL’S OWN
(RIGHT) TOP BY H&M, SKIRT BY H&M, NECKLACE BY ARSIMUS, SHOES: MODEL’S OWN

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(LEFT) DRESS BY JNBY, BLOUSE BY WOLF AND RITA, SHORTS BY CREWCUTS, TIGHTS BY H&M, SHOES: MODEL’S OWN
(RIGHT) BLAZER BY ENDLESS ROSE, KIMONO: VINTAGE, TOP BY H&M, CHOKER BY ROSEMARIE

Outfit by Sarah Louise
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Baby
B lues
Photography & Styling by Saene-Esmee Heidenrijk

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SHIRTS BY MEBI, SHORTS BY AMMEHOELA KIDS, HEADBAND BY H&M

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SHIRT BY GUCCI, SHORTS BY CHLOÉ,
HEADBAND BY ZARA, SOCKS BY H&M

SHIRT BY DOLCE PETIT, SHORTS BY BURBERRY

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DRESS BY CHLOÉ, HAT BY SARAH LOUISE, SOCKS BY LIL GAUFRETTE

KNIT ROMPER MEBI, SHIRT BY H&M, SHOES
BY EARLY DAYS, SOCKS BY STORY LORIS

Peggy
Sue
t
PHOTO: DAVID PELLICER
STYLE: LAIA GOMEZ
MAKEUP AND HAIR: MATILDA BELTRAN
@ YSL BEAUTÈ, GHD & AVEDA
MODELS: ALÈXIA GAZZINEO &
ANDREA VAN BOVEN
@ SUGAR KIDS
SPECIAL THANKS: PEGGY SUE’S BARCELONA
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SUNGLASSES BY EYEPETIZER, JACKET BY TUC TUC

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HANDKERCHIEF BY BELLEROSE, SHIRT BY BELLEROSE

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(LEFT) CAP BY COS, TOP BY GUESS KIDS, TROUSERS BY FINGER IN THE NOSE, SANDALS BY TUC TUC.
(RIGHT) T-SHIRT BY TINYCOTTONS

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(LEFT) OVERALLS BY GUESS KIDS, T-SHIRT BY IKKS.
(RIGHT) DRESS BY FINGER IN THE NOISE

(LEFT) SUNGLASSES BY EYEPETIZER, TOTAL LOOK BONMOT.
(RIGHT) GLASSES BY EYEPETIZER, OVERALLS BY TINYCOTTONS, SWEATER BY BELLEROSE
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children’s
market
PHOTOGRAPHY BY KSENIA ARBUZOVA
STYLING BY ANNA SHULMINA & OKSANA TEPLYSHKINA
HAIR & MAKEUP BY: KSENIA STRIGINA
MODELS POLINA , ARTEMIY, VERA, MILANA, & KIRA
CLOTHING BY: IDO, TWINSET, MEK

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Palm
Beach
Icons
PHOTOGRAPHY AND STYLE BY OLESJA MUELLER
HAIR AND MAKEUP BY JAIME GONZALEZ
DRESSES BY ARISTOCRAT KIDS
HATS BY MA BELLE MADEMOISELLE & RUSLAN BAGINSKIY HATS
PHOTOGRAPHED ON PALM BEACH ISLAND, FL
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MODELS: KATJUSHA AND KARINA GRATI @KARINAGRATI

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MODEL: MICHELLE PONTCHEK @MICHELLE.PONTCHEK

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