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cover story:
The Magic of Quarantine
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EDITOR’S NOTE
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EDITOR’S PICKS
Rebecca’s favourite summer
quarantined essentials.
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ON LOCATION
Learn more about this
issue’s cover story!
FASHION
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FRESH RIGHT NOW
Get e-shopping. Our
favourite trends for a
summer of stay-at-home
fashion fun!
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MINI STYLISTS
The results are in! We are
announcing the winners of
our recent style contest.
Check out these awesome
reader-submitted looks.
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DESIGNER Q&A
We chat with designer and
founder Darionne LaQuel about
her adorable collection of luxury
basics in our new Q&A!
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BRAND SPOTLIGHT
Venture to the English
countryside as we introduce you
to Polkadot England.
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STAY-AT-HOME
SUMMER MOOD
Alissa Bertrand shares her latest
mini-fashion collection and takes
us on a virtual vacation to Cuba.
TEEN SCENE
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GET THE LOOK
Instagram’s Alara Jale shares
her top accessory picks for the
summer, perfect for teens!
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MEGAN STOTT
The Little Fires Everywhere star
chats with us about our new
favourite mini-series on Hulu
and Prime Video! Images by Lilly
K Photography.
LIFESTYLE
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QUALITY QUARANTINE
TIME
Run out of fun quarantine ideas?
We’ve got 3 ideas for some
quality family time!
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VITRUAL CLASS BRINGS
KIDS TOGETHER
We chat with Emily Kornya
about her latest project - Kids
virtual photography classes!
Summer 2020

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MANUELA AND HER
ENFANTS SAUVAGES
We visit the remote Spanish
countryside to visit mother of
4, Manuela, and are inspired to
slow down and embrace natural
childhood.
EDITORIALS
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THE MAGIC OF
QUARANTINE
Photographer Greer Rivera
captures her daughter, Tanzin
enjoying a magical day of makebelief
at home in California.
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A LOOK INTO
JULIA’S WORLD
Mexico-Based Photographer
Diana Tamayo, with stylist María
Montané, bring the imagination
of her daughter Julia to life as
she spends the day with her best
quarantine friend.
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VIRTUAL SUMMER
Californian photographer and
mom Tenley Clark transports
her daughter, Lila, on virtual
adventures.
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BRIGHTER DAYS
Utah-based photographer and
mom, Shannon Weight has us
dreaming of better summer days
at home with her 3 kids.
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SUMMER STAYCATION
New York stylist Jessica Zindren
got behind the camera again to
capture her daughter’s vibrant
summer vacation at home.
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LITTLE ARTISTS
Photographer Liselotte Habets
photographs little artists where
they feel most at home -
creating in their studio. We
can’t wait to share moments
like these with friends again.
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YOU’LL NEVER FIND A
RAINBOW IF YOU’RE
LOOKING DOWN
We’re searching for the daily
rainbow moments in photography
by dad Dave Kennedy with
his daughters at home in Cape
Town, South Africa.
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LOCK DOWN DRESS UP
UK-based photographer Paul
Thorburn spent the day playing
dress up with his kids and
captured the fun in photos!
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LA PLANQUE
“Hideaway” is the English
translation of this title, and
that is just what sisters Julie
and Lylou are enjoying in
photography by Laurie Basset.
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NATURE IS MY HOME
We are ready to explore
the wild with photographer
Shannon Sewell.
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SIBLINGS
Shot via FaceTime,
photographer André Glukhov
captured these super siblings
at home in London, UK.
MEGAN
STOTT
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Megan Stott photographed by Lilly K Photography

the
poster child Team
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:
REBECCA POIER
SENIOR FASHION EDITOR:
ERICA STEVENSON
ADVERTISING:
TRACEY LUTH
MARKETING & ADVERTISING ASSOCIATE:
GINNY BRYZGALOVA
INTERNS:
NORA HOGERTY
CARYN SCHULMAN
CONTRIBUTERS
GREER RIVERA, ADRIENNE DORSEY, ALISSA BERTRAND, ALARA
JALE, MEGAN STOTT, LILY K PHOTOGRAPHY, EMILY KORNYA, MARIA
MONTANE, MANUELA FRANJOU, DIANA TAMAYO, DEMET OZGE
AYKAN, TENLEY CLARK, SHANNON WEIGHT, JESSICA ZINDERN,
LISELOTTE HABETS, IRIS MEINDERTSMA, ESTHER STEEN, TENSA,
AOKI & LENA - @HIP4KIDS, DAVE KENNEDY, PAUL THORBURN,
JULIE MERLE OF OPOS AGENCY, LAURIE BASSET OF LABO-OPOS,
EMMANUELLE DELUZE OF OPOS AGENCY, ANITA BUJOLI OF
BACKSTAGE AGENCY, RIKA BITTON , JULIE & LYLOU OF SUGAR
KIDS, SHANNON SEWELL, ANGELA ROBERTSON, CHASE LYNN,
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the
editor’s note
Photograph by Meghan Chute
There is no denying we are living in an unusual
moment in history. This spring, the coronavirus
pandemic kept many of us at home. For the
last few months, it interrupted school, work and
social life. Stay-at-home orders were in place, and
social distancing practices were in full swing. In
some areas, laws prohibited gatherings outside
of families. I’m sure this all sounds familiar; you’ve
been dealing with it too. With creative teams
unable to work, I was concerned that we wouldn’t
be bringing you very many fashion editorials for
the summer issue. On a whim, I asked creatives
from around the world if they would be interested
in creating stories with their kids using the AT
HOME theme.
Except for a few features (shot pre-pandemic), our
summer issue is packed! This season, our pages
offer more editorial stories than we ever have
before and in the largest Poster Child magazine
to date!
What is your best quarentine style?
Connect with us on Instagram at
@posterchildmag and don’t forget
to tag us in your pictures!
So, there you have it, the theme behind this season’s
issue is AT HOME. We don’t usually have an
overarching theme for each season, but it seemed
pretty appropriate under the circumstances. So,
within this issue, you’ll find stay-at-home style,
activities and lots of great reading we hope you’ll
enjoy.
xo Rebecca Poier
Poster Child Magazine
Editor-in-Chief

Editor’s Picks
Carrying All with Boon
The Coral Linen Washed Capri Tote from Boon has
quickly become my go-to bag. Boon believes that the
world needs more doers and helps give back with every
product bought. 40% of every purchase made on Boon
goes directly to a cause you care about!
Sleep with ErgoPouch
I’ve been loving the 2-in-1 design
of this lightweight sleep suit bag for
my youngest! It has been the perfect
sleep solution on warmer evenings.
Hydrating with GoSili
We are so enjoying our tumblers to
keep hyrdated on these warm days!
GoSili products are 100% European
grade silicone. We love that this
company is on a mission to provide
a sustainable alternative to plastic
waste.
Running with PediPed
We’ve been enjoying a lot of
backyard time and comfortable
footwear is must for long walks
and outdoor play. My daughter
loves the memory foam comfort and
flexible fit and I love the chic style!
/ editor’s Picks /
Quarantined Essentials
Just like you, I’ve been stuck at home
all spring! While it hasn’t always been
fun, we have enjoyed discovering some
new products. These are just a few of the
things my kids and I have been loving!
Swimming with Tea Collection
Jumping in the sprinkler and
splashing in our little pool, our
watermelon swim pieces from Tea
Collection are our very fave!
I absolutely love their fit, style and,
importantly, the UPF 40+ protection!
Cuddles with Giggle
We’ve been spending so much time
couch cuddling these past few months!
Our jammies from Giggle are handsdown
the absolute favourite.
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Biking with Coco Village
Biking is one of our favourite activities and we can’t
wait to teach Liam to ride. I picked up this 2-in-1 bike
for his first birthday from Coco Village. I loved that this
option will grow with him and next summer he’ll be
ready for us to convert it to a balance bike!
First Steps with Sticky Be
My baby is learning to walk! I can’t
believe the difference in his confidence
wearing these incredibly grippy socks!
Sticky Be Socks are great for kids and
also activities like yoga and pilates!

online exclusive
the
coco Village bike Review
www.posterchildmag.com

on
location
behind the
scenes
This Summer’s cover story is
full of quarantine magic and
fun!
This season we asked photographer
parents to submit editorials shot with
their children at home in quarantine.
California-based photographer Greer
Rivera was up to the challenge with
her 5-year-old daughter, Tanzin.
With a flick of her wand and “The
Magic of Quarantine,” Tanzin,
together with her favourite stuffed
pals, enjoys a day of dressup and
make-belief, captured in photos by
her mom!
Flip to page 42 to view the
entire cover story - The Magic of
Quarantine.
on the cover
Photography:
Greer Rivera
@greerrivera
Styling:
This season we wanted
to focus on sustainable
dressing for our cover
feature and partnered
with our friends over at
Everlasting Wardrobe. We
love this kid’s rental box
and all the awesome brands
they carry! Everlasting
Wardrobe promptly sent
Tanzin a customized box,
and we styled her looks with
accessories, toys and decor
from Meri Meri!
Subscription Box by Everlasting Wardrobe
get the Story style!

e-Shopping
Fresh right now!
Groovy Baby
70’s summer vibes bring us peace, love and groovy fashion
that translates seamlessly into a little wardrobe.
Patches on your favourite denim, wide-legged pants,
rainbow tones and flower power accessories are all
favourites this season!
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CLICK TO SHOP!
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wear
it with
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VISOR by Billieblush
1. Jumper by Noe and Zoe,
2. Shorts by Monnalisa,
3. Top by Zulu & Zephyr,
4. Shorts by Molo,
5. Shirt by Tiny Cottons,
6. Pants by Molo, 7. Dress
by Stella McCartney Kids
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HAIR CLIPS by MERI MERI
BAG by Jeune Premier
Sunglasses by Winkniks

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total Tiers
Tiered styles are trending, boasting both voluminous ruffles and
thoughtful fabric gathering. From multi-levelled pants and skirts
to cute baby rompers, this is a style that can be worn by all. We
especially love tiered dresses; the playful silhouette is youthful,
fun and comfortable enough for kids to wear all day.
CLICK TO SHOP!
1. Dress by Creamie, 2. Skirt by Love Shack Fancy,
3. Dress by Tia Ciabani, 4. Pants by Tocoto
Vintage, 5. Romper by How To Kiss A Frog,
6. Dress by Little Creative Factory
wear
it with
purse by Donsje Amsterdam
HAIR CLIP by Ciao Charlie
bag by Olli Ella
shoes by Novesta
SUNGLASSES by JUNiA

e-Shopping
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lightweight & free
Linen is the ideal summer fabric. Light and natural,
your kiddos will be staying comfortable and cool all
summer long in these breezy styles for boys and girls!
CLICK TO SHOP!
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1. Dress by Egg New York,
2. Dress by Catimini, 3. Linen
Baby Overall by Les Gamins,
4. Shirt by Tocoto Vintage,
5. Shorts by Lali,
6. Jumpsuit by Il Gufo
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top
it with
by Omibia
by bonton
by Wander & wonder
by Buho
by babe & tess

Fashion
AND THE
POSTER CHILD
MINI STYLISTS
ARE...
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This season we asked Poster Child readers and
their kids to create their perfect summer looks!
We partnered with 5 awesome kids online retailers and asked our readers
to window shop for their best summer fashion! Well, you guys outdid
yourselves and submitted so many awesome summer outfits! The Poster
Child editors looked at all the submissions and picked our fave five!
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great in giggle
Check out Zoey’s rainbow-tastic outfit from
Giggle! We just love her bright and joyful style.
Products featured: Bow by River and Rosy, Fuchsia T-Strap Shoe by Cienta,
Riley Varsity Jacket and Delilah Dress by Giggle. Available at giggle.com
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super sayings
Alexandrya’s summer swim look i
We love how she paired her swim
with a ruffled skirt for a great
pool & play outfit!
Products featured: Swimsuit by Nessi Byrd, Sunglasses by
Bari Lynn, Ruffled Maxi Skirt by Paper Wings, Sandals
by Mini Melissa. Available at sayingskids.com
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mr mini dreamers
Kingston’s tropical vibes look was our fave
Mini Dreamers outfit. He added a mask to
his summer outfit and made it look stylish!
Products featured: T-Shirt by Tiny Whales, Button-up shirt and shorts by Munster Kids,
Sunglasses by Milk & Soda, Mask by Mini Dreamers. Available at MiniDreamers.com
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kodomo classy
Braxton thought of everything for her
Kodomo outfit! We love the accessories she
picked and how well they complement each
other.
Products featured: Ruffle Shorts by Kids On The Moon, Poppy Top by Simple Kids, Twist
Headband by Gray Label, Sandals by Ancient Greek Sandals, Necklace set by Atsuyo et Akiko
available at kodomoboston.com
kids
s so cute!
suit
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chic sisters in kidichic
These monochromatic looks from Kidichic are
just perfect for sisters, Victoria & Charlotte.
Black and white fashions are super chic
paired with stylish headbands.
Products featured: Chanel Headband, Isabella Headband, Hadas Cotton
Large Bow Dress, Hadas Ruffle Dress. Available at Kidichicusa.com

Designer Q&A
CiaoBella
This sustainable children’s brand is redefining baby basics, with luxury
essentials for children that are anything but boring! We chat with designer
and founder Darionne LaQuel about her adorable collection.
Made in New York City, Ciao Bella is the sustainable
luxury children’s brand that will have your child
reaching into their closet for more! Designer and
founder Darionne LaQuel is redefining what it
means to dress your kids in basics, putting forth a
brand that has become the top choice for moms
and health-conscious consumers. The brand’s ultra
soft organic fabrics and timeless designs make Ciao
Bella’s pieces a must have for kids aged 0-5 years.
We were so excited for the opportunity to interview
Darionne and chat about the inspiration behind
her brand and how she has been staying positive
during the COVID-19 health crisis.
What inspired the name of your label?
After travelling the world, I was fascinated and fell in
love with Italian architecture and, of course, fashion.
Between the cultural and social phenomenon, Italian
fashion is the emblem of style with volumes of high
quality, well made with a tweak of chic. Inspired by
this, in 2018, I created Ciao Bella and am delighted
to bring customers alternative luxury basics.
What made you want to design for children?
I knew from a young age that I wanted to work
with children, but in what aspect always was the
question. It wasn’t until working at the hospital at
The Cleveland Clinic that I decided I wanted my
focus to be on young children facing illnesses.
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Designer Q&A
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This led to me offering an apparel product that
could help real kids facing challenges like getting
overheated and passing out due to certain
conditions such as postural orthostatic tachycardia
syndrome. For me, this was a condition I battled
with as a child. This is where my relationships
developed with the kids and their families.
Two years later, I became an active Godmother, and
I had to learn to transition from a busy professional
to a playtime mom. In all the time within my
professional career, I never felt so accomplished as
dedicating my time to my precious Goddaughter,
Mia.
So there it was, along with my passion and
dedication, and an aspiration to transition to
motherhood one day, I decided to create a
sustainable children’s brand, which soon became a
natural fit.
What is your brand’s mission statement or goal?
At Ciao Bella, our goal is to make a change by going
sustainable without sacrificing comfort or style. We
also strive to be the destination for all essentials for
newborns to toddlers. We offer a collection with a
natural touch that makes each child feel good and
look great on any occasion - at home, and anywhere
else they decide to adventure.
What are the motivations or inspirations behind
the designs? Italian elegance with NYC style.
long-lasting softness, enhanced breathability,
superior color retention, and biodegradability.
Ciao Bella is the only children’s brand in the USA
that offers this specialized fabric blend.
Besides the environmental factor, our products are
thermal-regulating, which means they will adjust
with your baby’s body temperature (less likely to
become overheated). They are hypoallergenic
and anti-bacterial right along with being great for
sensitive skin.
How does your design philosophy change when
creating for boys vs girls?
We try to keep everything as minimal and unisex as
possible in our style designs. But for girls, we add
a classical touch.
What do you have coming up that you are really
excited about? We are really excited about our
upcoming press and campaigns. It seems like many
outlets are noticing what we are doing and our
impact on the industry.
What is your favourite item from the current
collection?
My favorite item in our collection hands downs is
our organic two-piece set. This set is the best go-to
item for comfort and transitional wear; it also has a
stylish vintage feel. Children can wear these sets all
day, every day.
Is there a style decade you are inspired by?
Ciao Bella provides a premium collection of
timeless Children’s Luxury Basics. We try not to
focus too much on trends and look more to keep
our primary focus on sustainability factors.
What makes your label stand out in the industry?
While most children’s clothing companies use
conventional cotton containing toxins, we have set a
new standard for sustainability and natural comfort.
Our branded fibers offer a range of features,
including botanic origins, sustainable production,
Is it business as usual for Ciao Bella, or has the
current health crisis affected your business?
Over the past several months, the COVID-19
coronavirus outbreak has shaken the global
communities and has caused widespread disruption
to business throughout the world. Therefore,
despite the absence of a clear end-date for the
novel coronavirus pandemic and considerations
of restrictions on all gatherings and reports from
leading healthcare organizations, we have been
forced to make difficult decisions that shifted our
business priorities. We were looking forward to
expanding our brand internationally; however, as

Designer Q&A
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the threat of the COVID-19 coronavirus continues to
grow globally, we were unable to host or participate
in the events we had planned in Paris, France, this
summer. We’ve also faced a slowdown in our US
production. With that said, our main concern is on
the health and safety of our community.
What are you doing to stay positive at home
right now?
I’m in Astoria, New York, trying to find the calm
being in the middle of the epicenter. I’m maintaining
my physical and spiritual practices, meditating in
the morning and before bed. I also travel to East
Hamptons, where I go on occasional walks on the
beach and take time to get away from the hustle n’
bustle of the city.
I’m working with my Ciao Bella team daily, focusing
our efforts, nurturing our community digitally through
e-commerce, Instagram, e-mail communication and
video conferences. Communication, connecting,
collaborating, creativity, community and change
continue to be the driving force for everything that
I do.
More than ever, I see this as a call to action. As
a team, we’re trying to figure out how we can
help our healthcare system. Locally we’ve made
donations to several organizations such as Meals
on Wheels and Second Harvest Food Bank to help
feed families that have been affected. There’s no
going back, the world and our life will never be the
same. I truly feel we should all be
taking the time now to reflect,
reset, appreciate nature,
and create the change we
need for our future.
If you love Ciao Bella,
be sure to follow their
designer and founder
on Instragram at
@darionne.laquel
and, visit Ciao Bella’s website
to learn more and to shop the whole collection
online: theciaobellacollection.com

and spotlight
Making Their Mark: Polkadot England
Elevates Sleep & Loungewear
by Adrienne Dorsey
About 100 miles from London lies a stretch of
picturesque English countryside where Polkadot
England loungewear is made using rare heritage
knitting machines. The women and children’s lounge
and sleepwear brand was born in 2008 and quickly
gained a cult following among customers who adore
their super soft and delicate, nostalgic designs. Now
the brand can be found in the Hamptons as well as
on fashion tastemakers including Lily Aldridge and
Danielle Bernstein.
Founders Debra Schoenau and Rachel Doneger, a
mother-daughter duo, came up with the Polkadot
England name after hearing Brian Hyland’s classic
1960 tune “Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot
Bikini” and tying in where their brand is expertly
made. Together they are a close-knit team whose
personalities and skills compliment each other
nicely as they strategically grow the popular brand.
“My initial idea was to create something
contemporary yet classically feminine, so to me
that meant loungewear that can be worn outside as
everyday essential pieces,” said Debra, who began
her career as a buyer for major department stores.
“Customers and friends would make comments like
‘this brand is amazing, it should be in everyone’s
closet, the pieces are incredibly soft, special and
delicately detailed’ so I decided to expand on my
designs.”
Polkadot England fills the need for cozy and
attractive clothing women can effortlessly wear
everywhere- no need to change outfits before
leaving the home. Camisoles, turtlenecks, chemises,
shorts, joggers and robes are carefully crafted using
British heritage knitting and the right blend of super
soft materials.
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Debra and Rachel also noticed a demand for
matching mother-daughter and mother-son
clothing and found a way to make coordinating
sets. Sailor stripes and vintage hearts on classic
silhouettes lend a timeless feel to the children’s
collection.
Drawing inspiration from beauty in all forms, Debra
translates these images into her designs while
focusing on wearability and helping her devoted
customers feel pretty in Polkadot England’s casual
yet elevated offerings. She closely follows readyto-wear
trends and then thoughtfully translates
them to work with the Polkadot England aesthetic.
“Our soft fabrics are unique blends of special
yarns giving rise to garments that our customers
don’t want to take off,” said Rachel, who is the
CEO of Polkadot England. “Our brand has a
physical presence in the Hamptons, in an amazing
store we own called RELAX.”
In addition to their Hamptons location, Polkadot
England is sold at select retailers, including
LoveShackFancy, and online.
In a time of uncertainty amidst the pandemic,
with brick & mortar shops temporarily shuttered,
the brand seamlessly pivoted to focus more
on e-commerce sales. Providing comfort to
families with soft, cute separates they can wear
while staying safe at home and hearing the
positive feedback from customers fuels Polkadot
England to continue. The increased demand for
loungewear has also enabled Polkadot England
to give back to various charitable causes and
employ local freelancers.
Looking ahead to the future, Polkadot England
plans to expand their sizing as well as availability
worldwide. Their devotion to exquisite comfort
and accessible style will remain the same.
Shop their collection online at
www.polkadot-england.com and follow them
on Instagram @polkadot.england to learn more.
pictured above, Rachel and her son Henry

Fashion
Stay-at-home
Summer mood:
Cuban cool vibes
Summer often brings many vacation plans. Whether
we were taking family camping trips or travelling
aboard, the opportunity to be submerged in other
cultures and experience new places are favourite
memories of childhood summers. With much of
the world on lockdown and international travels
entirely off-limits, it’s safe to stay that most of us
will be spending our summer at home. So, we were
delighted to be virtually transported on vacation
when designer Alissa Bertrand shared her latest
mini-fashion collection with us.
Her story is familiar - Alissa is a creative mom who
designs for her three daughters -however, her
method is unlike any other! All of Alissa’s garments
are created almost entirely out of deconstructed
vintage adult clothing, thrift finds and repurposed
fabrics. She blends contemporary and vintage
silhouettes with sustainable and eco-friendly
production; the outcome is genuinely one-of-akind,
bespoke outfits for her girls.
The colours and emotions of Cuba inspired this
summer capsule collection, which a variety of
features dresses and matching separate sets. With
the culture and people flowing through every colour
and flower, mixed prints and style capture a summer
well spent. We couldn’t be more excited about this
summer mood. We imagined Alissa’s
family vacation Cuban scrapbook
may look something like this!
Be sure to follow along with Alissa
and her daughters on Instagram at
@jabellafleur
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Teen scene
accessorize
AlaraJale
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Accessorizing is arguably the most
fun part of putting together an outfit,
and we love to see kids and teens
personalities shine through with how
they decide to compliment their looks!
This summer, we reached out to Berlin-based
Instagram influencer, Tik-
Toker and model, Alara Jale, to share
her favourite summer accessories.
From hats to shoes and jewellery, Alara
has picked some of the cutest pieces
tweens, and teens will love!
Beach Racket Set by Vilac
CLICK TO SHOP!
sunglasses by CHLOÉ
Pool float by The nice fleet
Sneakers by Converse
hat by SONIA RYKIEL PARIS
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beach bag by CHLOÉ

photograph by Bear & Pine
bucket hat by CHLOÉ
sandals by BIRKENSTOCK
necklace by With Love Darling
hair clip by MILLEDEUX
Bag by dolce & Gabbana
belt by gucci
Sterling Silver Alphabet Stud by Briati
Headband by Tia cibani
Sneakers by Converse
watch by nixon

TEEN SCENE
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MeganStott
A quarantined interview with the teen star of our new
favourite web television mini-series Little Fires Everywhere.
remote photography by Lilly K. Photography
After (binge) watching every episode of the
American web TV mini-series Little Fires Everywhere,
we knew that we wanted to chat with one of the
youngest members of the cast, Megan Stott. The
17-year-old actress stars alongside Hollywood
powerhouses Reese Witherspoon and Kerry
Washington in the eight-episode series, based on
the 2017 novel by Celeste Ng of the same name.
Little Fires Everywhere premiered on Hulu in March
and internationally on Prime Video just last month,
and we were blown away by Megan’s performance
in the series!
PCM: For those who haven’t seen the show yet,
(without any major spoilers), can you describe
Little Fires Everywhere and how your character
fits into the storyline?
Megan: Little Fires Everywhere tells the truths about
motherhood, family and female relationships.
It is a story about how we perceive ourselves
in relation to what is seen by society. I think Izzy
brings to light some of the issues within her own
family. Specifically, her mother Elena’s inability to
love her unconditionally but also her other family
relationships. Izzy’s exploration of her sexuality
is unacceptable in her inner and outer circle and
doesn’t fit into their ideas of female relationships.
Izzy is such a dynamic character. How did you
prepare for this role?
Izzy is such an amazing and dynamic character who
I loved playing. I did a lot of research to make sure
that Izzy’s story was portrayed in the most genuine
light possible. I talked to many people who are
a part of the LGBTQ community to try and learn
of their experiences so I could better connect to
that side of Izzy. I interviewed high school kids to
understand some of their hardships better. Music
was also an influence for me and Izzy, making it
easier to connect to Izzy from that point.
What was the most challenging part of this role?
I think the most challenging part about playing
Izzy was the many layers that were going on inside
of her. At times I felt alone like Izzy, but I allowed
it and almost encouraged it because it helped
me to be very in touch with that part of what she
was experiencing. Izzy was very alone in her world
and really had no one she could reach out to and
express these emotions. Mia was a lifeline for her
because she could finally discuss these challenges
and come to accept herself.
In what ways are you similar to your onscreen
persona, Izzy?
I think that my love of the arts and music is something
that Izzy and I have in common. I also think that we
are strong-minded individuals, and we both stand
up for what we believe in. My personal experience
with bullying helped me better understand what
she was going through as well. I have grown so
much through Izzy and have learned so many things
about myself and others. I am so grateful that I was
given this wonderful opportunity.

As viewers, we watch Izzy’s character unfold; she
goes through a lot in only eight episodes. Is there
anything that you learned from Izzy?
Throughout the series, Izzy becomes more aware of
who she is. She learns to be ok with that and develops
self-acceptance, and in this, she builds confidence.
That confidence has been projected into me. I have
become confident in my work and am making bigger
and bolder choices through acting and everyday life.
There are too many lessons to list that have come from
being a part of this amazing, strong production and
having played Izzy.
This mini-series touches on so many topics, from
sexuality to motherhood, and perhaps most timely,
white privilege and racism. While set in the 90s, it
felt like, at times, these characters were speaking
directly into our present. If there is just one
message you hope audiences take from Little Fires
Everywhere, what would it be?
I think Little Fires Everywhere touches upon some of
the many different layers of privilege, from the simple
to profound. Your different experiences shape your
understanding, and it is very common for people not
to realize the privilege they have benefited from. I
hope viewers come away from this show with a more
conscious awareness of the privilege that exists in our
society. One of the messages that Izzy tries to get
across is that you never know what a person is going
through. You don’t know if they are struggling. You
don’t know anything about anyone other than yourself.
Speaking of the 90s, we loved seeing all the
throwback styles throughout the show! If you
could keep one outfit from Izzy’s closet, what
would it be?
Only one would be a really hard decision. I would
love to keep the outfit that Izzy wanted to wear to the
orchestra; she was so proud of it. It was so sick!! I love
the knee-length Doc Martins and the suit jacket!
Is that the closest to your personal style? How
would you describe your style?
Izzy’s style is cool, but not my personal style. Sometimes
I will wear what she would wear now because I feel
comfortable in that too, but I only wear it if I’m feeling
a bit edgy. I have a variety of clothing I wear. I love
a good frilly pastel shirt, but I also love oversized
sweatshirts. I do wear more girly outfits, like dresses,
than Izzy. However, I adore a good pair of Docs!!
If you could write an epilogue for Izzy, what future
would you hope/imagine for her?
I would hope that Izzy finds Mia and talks with her and
is able to have guidance. However, I think that Mia
would eventually send her back to her own mother. I
hope that Izzy and Elena can come to terms with their
differences. I believe people can do better but do not
change, so it will be a matter of how much they can
tolerate. I also hope that the siblings build a more
meaningful existence and that they can come to a
place of understanding Izzy and grow and evolve to be
better people.
What does the future hold for you, do you have
any new projects we can look forward to?
I am in a feature film called “YES DAY” with Netflix
starring Jennifer Garner and Jenna Ortega. I play
LAYLA, who is the best friend of Jenna’s character. I
hope that we can all get back to work healthy and safe.
Finally, during these uncertain times, what are you
doing to stay positive?
I have spent time reaching out to friends and checking
in with them. I feel so fortunate to be healthy. Spending
time with my family has been fun, and I am learning
new skills like watercolor. There are so many bike trails
here in Arkansas, so I have taken a lot of bike rides and
go boating on the lake sometimes.
I have been doing some virtual conferencing interviews
regarding Little Fires Everywhere, and that always has
me in a happy mood. I try to live my life as normal as
possible and not be lazy, but of course, sometimes you
have those days!
I spend a lot of my time working on my craft and
reacquainting myself with my goals. I am trying to get
the most out of isolation and hit the ground running
when we are on the other side of this.
Find Megan Stott on Instagram @itsmeganstott
and be sure to watch her in Little Fires Everywhere on
Hulu or Prime Video!
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Lifestyle
Quality
Quarantine
Time
Time
by Nora Hogerty
at home can get mundane, especially
when you have run out of fun, engaging
activities to activate the whole household!
Not to worry. This doesn’t mean you must
stare mindlessly at Netflix all day, plenty of
fun can be had around your home!
PLAY
First up, we have the
oldies but goodies!
These revisited energy
releasers are sure to keep the mind and
body flowing! Whether it be a Bop-It
family competition, a Nancy Drew style
scavenger hunt (Hardy Boys welcome as
well), or a traditional game of Monopoly,
inject life at home with a blast of
energy from the past.
st Frank Playing Cards
Monopoly Junior
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bop-it by hasbro

Create
Next, it’s time to
pull at the creativity
strings and break
out crafts for the whole family! Tie-Dye is a
classic summer activity; did you know the
process can be made more eco-friendly
and kid-friendly by using food scraps?
Natural fabric dyeing using Avocado pits and
skins (gives a salmon pink color), is a fun and
sustainable way to add some color to your life.
Here’s how to do it:
1. Ensure the dye sticks to your fabric, combine four parts
water with one part vinegar, then boil your soon- to- be dyed
garment in this mixture for an hour.
2. Enjoy the food behind the peel, then chop up the peel and add this
and the pit to a second pot of salted boiling water. After letting that simmer
for an hour, turn off the heat and you are ready to dye!
3. Add in your damp fabric, and wait until the next morning to check on your masterpiece.
This process can be replicated with onion skins (gives a buttery yellow color), black beans
(gives a light blue color), and turmeric (gives a golden yellow color)!
Pirate tee by boboli
Princess costume by Meri Meri
Tea Party Set by Janod
Imagine
Finally, bring out the
dress-up box! Host a
themed dinner party for the family that will have
your kids plotting their best outfits and waiting to
dazzle you in the kitchen at 5 pm!Themed dinner
attire can range from English royalty enjoying
a cup of tea before bathtime, adventure-driven
pirates who are eating a sit-down meal before
their trip off to adventure land, to even dressing
up as a character from your family’s favorite TV
show or movie (Lion King here we come)!
Select a menu to suit your theme or
incorporate favorite foods to create
dishes your kids will love, like pirate
pizza or magic wand fruit kabobs!
lion necklace by gunner & Lux

Lifestyle
Virtual Kids
Club brings young
artists together
in lockdown
Children’s fashion photographer
Emily Koryna shares how she
has been staying busy during
the pandemic - teaching kids
virtual photography classes!
When COVID-19 caused much of the business world
to shut down, Canadian-born now Berlin-based
photographer Emily Kornya designed to share her
love for photography with some eager students,
kids! Her virtual Zoom class has been bringing more
than just photography tips to children around the
world. Over the past few months, the sessions have
been boosting spirits and encouraging new (longdistance)
friendships.
We love this project and we were excited to chat
with Emily all about it in this interview!
PCM: How did you come up with the idea for the
After School Photography club?
Emily Kornya: Actually, my Dad first suggested that
I should do some photography classes for kids
virtually, as he was seeing a lot of people taking their
businesses online (he was mostly inspired by the Yoga
studio we go too, and how they started virtual classes).
We talked about the idea, and I thought I could do
something really fun with it, both benefiting the kids
and giving them something interesting, interactive
and social to do, while also giving the parents a short
break in the day.
Emily Kornya and some of her photography students.
Can you tell us a bit about the lesson plan?
The first lesson I gave them taught some basics, like
the rule of thirds (imaging a grid of 9 squares on a
photo, and aligning the important parts on that
grid), different ways and styles to take photos, and
also some tips on what not to do (like chopping off
limbs of people). We also went through different
editing functions. The kids use both cameras and
smartphones; most use smartphones though, as not
everyone has access to a camera. Each week we do
a new challenge of a style of photography. Here are
some of the activities we have done so far: making
a story with photos, a photo scavenger hunt (this is
a favourite, so I did one with riddles too), recreating
vintage photos, chalk drawing photography, creating
scenes with toys to photograph, texture, animals,
expression & eyes and a bird’s eye view!
How many kids are participating?
Each class differs as some kids can’t make all classes,
but, in the North American group, a lot of kids join,
usually around 7-12! The North America group has
been going on since the end of March/beginning of
April, and it’s really cool as the kids have started to get
to know each other, and we have a little community
feeling going on. They talk with each other about
their interests and their photos. Some even ask, “Can
I screenshot that? It’s so cool!”
What is the age range?
The typical age range is 6-10; however, if there is a
5-year-old who loves taking photos and also has the
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patience, (as I do talk to the kids, and we go over each
other’s photos at the end, some little ones may not have
the patience for all that talking) I am happy for them to join.
I am also happy for older kids to join. I just tell their parents
that there are younger kids in the group, so if they don’t
mind being in a group with younger kids, they are welcome
to join.
And, from how many countries do you have kids
participating? I have two groups going right now, and
they both cover lots of places! My North America group
is with kids from the USA and Canada. I’ve had kids from
Toronto, LA, New York, Long Island, Atlanta & Nashville. In
the Europe/UK group (which also includes other countries
with a similar time zone), I’ve had kids from Madrid,
Barcelona, Valencia, London, Birmingham (England), Milan
and even from Pretoria, South Africa! It is really amazing for
these kids to get to meet and communicate with other kids
from around the world, or their own country. Now, since I
am back in Berlin (I was in Toronto when the self-isolation/
lockdown started), I will merge the two classes so it will be
even more international! Some of the kids I have worked
(photoshoots) with before, but others I really hope to work
with in the future!
photograph by Mia Age 8
Birmingham, England
photograph by Victoria Age 10
Valencia, Spain
Are you teaching in different languages?
I only teach in English, as I am only fluent in English.
Hopefully, I am fluent in more languages one day! However,
I have many kids doing the class who have English as a
second language, so I figure this is also a great opportunity
for them to practice in a fun environment.
Do you plan to continue for a summer photography
club? Yes, I do! I also would love to hold these in real life
once everything is back to normal! I hope to do that in
some of the cities where I’ve had a lot of popularity.
photograph by Everleigh Age 7
Los Angeles, CA
After learning about this awesome project, I’m sure our
readers would like to know if you are accepting more
students and what is required for kids to be involved!
I am always accepting new students! All you need is a
camera or smartphone and creativity to join; the class is for
everyone of all abilities!
If you are interested in having your child join the Emily’s
“After School” Photography Club, find and follow
her on Instagram @emilykornya
photograph by Graeme Age 6
Atlanta, GA
photograph by Maya Age 9
Long Island, NY

Lifestyle
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Manuela
and her enfants sauvages.
by stylist María Montané
photography by Manuela Franjou
When I met Manuela Franjou, four years
ago in Spain, her little daughter had just
started walking, and Cyan, her youngest
boy, wasn’t even planned but, from early
on, I knew styling this family and becoming
a part of their story would be special.
Manuela and her partner decided
almost three years ago to raise their four
children in a natural environment with a
simple life, where they could enjoy their
interests, create and grow more freely.
They now live in Girona, a community
about one hour from Barcelona and near
the French border where they call an old
farmhouse home. From their property, all
that can be seen are trees and fields. But
the family enjoys their secluded lifestyle.
The moments when they find themselves
altogether, cooking, reading, taking care
of the garden, talking, ordering, painting,
building, weaving, inventing, playing...
living!
I would say that I’m not the type of person
who feels like I can live far from a big city,
but with every photo she shares, I wish I
had the opportunity to start all over and
live just like them.
As long as I’ve known Manuela, I’ve
been moved by how she captures her
family’s bond. Cooking, dancing ballet
while wearing Little Creative Factory tulle
dresses, The Simple Folk onesies and Belle
Chiara shoes; the children stare at beautiful
candles and blow them. They spend time
brushing their hair, and they swing from
the tree in their huge backyard. Around
sunset, they read books altogether, and
at dinnertime, they will surprise you with
a new recipe they created. Home is the
heart of this family, and their place is cozy,
warm and invites you to take a sip of oat
milk while dipping chocolate chip cookies,
of course, homemade.
Committed to sustainable and
environmentally friendly garments,
Manuela has very clear ideas about what
her family wears. She won’t use brands
that don’t live up to these values. For
me, styling the family is not an easy task,
and it comes with its challenges; we
dress Manuela’s children in mostly plain
garments, in bold and neutral colours
using a variety of natural fabrics. Manuela
knows what she wants to transmit through
her photos, all of which have her DNA. We
have now been working together since
2016, and the results are lovely.
The daily activities Manuela shares
transport you to their home and make
you want to live their life. Is it present?
Or is it just a storytale? Being at home
with Manuela during a pandemic doesn’t
look like being in confinement. Instead,
it looks like joy and freedom and natural
childhood.

The Magic Of
Quarantine
Photography by Greer Rivera
Shot at home with her daughter, Tanzin.
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MODEL’S OWN: POLKA DOT TOP BY ULTRA VIOLET KIDS, SNEAKERS BY LACOSTE
EVERLASTING: TIGER LEGGINGS
MERI MERI: ICE CREAM NECKLACE & BUNNY

SMILEY LEOTARD VIA EVERLASTING WARDROBE
FEATURED MERI MERI ACCESSORIES AND TOYS:
SEQUIN CAPE, WAND, HEART PILLOW, SUNSHINE BAG,
BUNNY, PEGASUS, RAINBOW WALL HANGING, TRIANGLE
BANNER
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MODEL’S OWN: CAT EAR HEADBAND BY CREW CUTS,
SHORTS BY MAR MAR COPENHAGEN.
EVERLASTING WARDROBE: LIME T-SHIRT
MERI MERI: BUNNY

MODEL’S OWN: SET BY LULALAND

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DRESS BY WYNKEN
MODEL’S OWN: DRESS BY EGG NEW YORK
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MODEL’S OWN: SWIM SUIT BY CREW CUTS
EVERLASTING WARDROBE: FRIDA KAHLO SHORTS (PICTURED
MERI MERI: SUNSHINE BAG
AVA B WEARS: DRESS & JACKET BY MOLO

DRESS BY FINGER IN THE NOSE, BOW BY KNOT HAIRBANDS
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Art Direction by Diana Tamayo & Mária Montané
Photography by Diana Tamayo
Syling by Mária Montané
Illustrations by Demet Özge Aykan

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SWIMSUIT VIA HEYKIDDO.MX

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SHIRT BY BONMOT ORGANIC, SHORTS BY BELLE CHIARA,
HEADBAND BY KNOT HAIRBANDS

SWEATSHIRT BY LONG LIVE THE QUEEN, SWIMSUIT BY BELLE CHIARA

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TERRY SWEATSHIRT BY LONG LIVE THE QUEEN,
PANTS BY BONMOT ORGANIC

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SHIRT AND PANTS BY BONMOT ORGANIC, SKIRT AS CAPE BY LITTLE
CREATIVE FACTORY, HEADBAND BY KNOT HAIRBANDS

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VIRTUAL
SUMMER
Photography by Tenley Clark.
Shot at home with her daughter, Lila.

CLOUD DRESS BY SPLENDID, SHOES BY H&M
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LUNA WEARS SUIT BY BALMAIN, BLOUSE BY
SIMONETTA, SNEAKER BY BALMAIN

ROMPER BY STELLA MCCARTNEY KIDS,
HAT BY H&M, SHOES BY H&M

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DRESS BY MINI RODINI, SHOES BY ZARA KIDS,
SWEATBAND BY THE ANIMALS OBSERVATORY

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ROMPER BY TINY WHALES, HAT BY ZARA KIDS,
SOCKS BY BANDY BUTTON, SANDALS BY ZARA KIDS

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PHOTOGRAPHY & STYLING BY SHANNON WEIGHT
SHOT AT HOME WITH HER KIDS,
HENRY, IMOGEN & WILLIAM

LEFT TO RIGHT:
TOP BY FIN AND VINCE, SHORTS BY PIUPIUCHICK
TOP BY FIN AND VINCE. GLASSES BY VERY FRENCH GANGSTERS

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LEFT TO RIGHT:
SHIRT AND SHORTS BY BOBO CHOSES FROM MARIGOLD MODERN
SHORTS BY BOBO CHOSES, TOP BY FRESH DINOSAURS.
SHIRT AND SHORTS BY ANDORINE VIA KODOMO BOSTON

ON HER: TOP BY FIN AND VINCE

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ON BOYS: SWIMWEAR BY BOBO CHOSES
ON HER: TOP BY NICO NICO FROM MARIGOLD MODERN,
SHORTS BY CYRILLUS FROM MARIGOLD MODERN

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SHIRT AND SHORTS BY BOBO CHOSES,
FROM MARIGOLD MODERN

SHIRT AND SHORTS BY ANDORINE FROM KODOMO BOSTON,
SHOES BY GOLDEN GOOSE, BICYCLE BY LINUS BIKE

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(LEFT) DRESS BY JNBY, BLOUSE BY WOLF AND RITA, SHORTS BY CREWCUTS, TIGHTS BY H&M, SHOES: MODEL’S OWN
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TOP AND SHORTS BY FIN AND VINCE
GLASSES BY VERY FRENCH GANGSTERS
SHEET BY KIP AND CO USA

summer
staycation
PHOTOGRAPHY & STYLING BY JESSICA ZINDREN
SHOT AT HOME WITH HER DAUGHTERS STELLA & LILY
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STELLA WEARS, SHIRT BY IKKS, PANTS BY
RYLEE AND CRU, BELT BY THE ANIMALS
OBSERVATORY, SANDALS BY ZARA

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LILY WEARS SWEATER BY HUXBABY,
SHIRT BY CHASER KIDS, SKIRT DL1961

STELLA WEARS SHIRT BY BÚHO, SKIRT BY
MOLO, SANDALS BY ZARA

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LILY WEARS SHIRT BY MINI RODINI,
SKIRT BY ANIMALS OBSERVATORY

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LILY WEARS DRESS BY CAROLINE BOSMANS,SOCKS BY
MOLO, SNEAKERS BY ZARA, WATCH BY MINI KYOMO

STELLA WEARS HAT BY ANIMALS
OBSERVATORY, DRESS BY HUNDRED
PIECES, BELT BY BEAU LOVES

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SHIRT BY ROMEY LOVES LULU, DRESS BY STELLA
MCCARTNEY, HAT BY HERSCHEL

LILY WEARS SHIRT BY NUNUNU, SHORTS BY BOBO CHOSES,
BOOTS BY OLD WEST

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Photography: Liselotte Habets
Styling: Iris Meindertsma
Hair and makeup: Esther Steen
Models: Tensa, Aoki & Lena @Hip4Kidz

ON LEFT: TENSA WEARS DENIM BUCKET HAT BY ZARA, ZEBRA
BATHING SUIT BY MAED FOR MINI VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE
ON RIGHT: AOKI WEARS YELLOW KNITTED TOP AND PANTS
BY MAED FOR MINI VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE,
SANDALS BY DR. MARTENS, GLASSES BY CHLOÉ
LENA WEARS SHIRT AND SHORT BY MINI RODINI VIA
ORANGE MAYONNAISE, SNEAKERS BY ZARA
TENSA: WEARS SHORT BY MAED FOR MINI VIA
ORANGE MAYONNAISE, SNEAKERS BY ZARA

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LEFT TO RIGHT:
AOKI WEARS STRIPED PLAYSUIT BY GRAY LABEL VIA
ORANGE MAYONNAISE, KNITTED CROWN BY OEUF NYC
VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE, GLASSES BY CHLOÉ
TENSA WEARS TOP BY LES PETITS VANDALES VIA
ORANGE MAYONNAISE, SHORT BY PETIT BATEAU
LENA WEARS TOP AND PANTS BY MINI RODINI
VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE

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LENA WEARS BUCKET HAT BY MINI RODINI VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE, SHIRT BY ZADIG & VOLTAIRE
KIDS VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE, SHORT BY REPLAY, SOCKS BY THE ANIMALS OBSERVATORY VIA
ORANGE MAYONNAISE, BOOTS BY BERGSTEIN

TENSA WEARS SWEATER BY REPLAY,
PANTS BY TUMBLE ‘N DRY

TENSA WEARS TSHIRT BY SHIRT ZARA
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TENSA WEARS TWIST HEADBAND BY GRAY LABEL
VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE, ZEBRA BLOUSE
AND SKIRT BY MAED FOR MINI VIA ORANGE
MAYONNAISE, JELLY SANDALS BY TINY COTTONS
VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE,
AOKI WEARS DRESS BY MINI RODINI VIA ORANGE
MAYONNAISE, SOCKS BY HEMA, SNEAKERS BY
VEJA, GLASSES BY CHLOÉ

TENSA WEARS TSHIRT BY SHIRT ZARA

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AOKI WEARS SHIRT BY IKKS, SWEATPANTS BY LES
PETITS VANDALES VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE

AOKI WEARS YELLOW KNITTED TOP AND PANTS
BY MAED FOR MINI VIA ORANGE MAYONNAISE,
SANDALS BY DR. MARTENS, GLASSES BY CHLOÉ

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AOKI WEARS JUMPSUIT BY THE
ANIMALS OBSERVATORY VIA ORANGE
MAYONNAISE, GLASSES BY CHLOÉ

TENSA WEARS DENIM BUCKET HAT BY ZARA,
ZEBRA BATHING SUIT BY MAED FOR MINI VIA
ORANGE MAYONNAISE

you’ll never find a
rainbow if you’re
looking down
PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVE KENNEDY,
SHOT AT HOME WITH HIS DAUGHTERS TAYLOR & LOGAN
KOMMETJIE, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
TITLE QUOTE - CHARLIE CHAPLIN
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LOCK DOWN
DRESS UP
PHOTOGRAPHY BY PAUL THORBURN
SHOT AT HOME WITH HIS KIDS LILY & THEO
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LA PLANQUE
ART DIRECTOR: JULIE MERLE OF OPOS AGENCY
PHOTOGRAPHER: LAURIE BASSET OF LABO-OPOS
WARDROBE STYLIST: EMMANUELLE DELUZE OF OPOS AGENCY
HAIR STYLIST: ANITA BUJOLI OF BACKSTAGE AGENCY
MAKE UP: RIKA BITTON
MODELS: JULIE & LYLOU OF SUGAR KIDS
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LYLOU (LEFT) WEARS HAT BY PETUSA, JACKET BY SANDRO HOMME,
SHIRT BY FIGARET, MARINIERE BY KILIWATCH SHOP, PANTS BY
BONPOINT, SOCKS BY BERLINGTON, SHOES BY DOC MARTENS
JULIE (RIGHT) WEARS VINTAGE GREEN HAT, BLACK HAT BY PETUSA,
VINTAGE JACKET, MARINIERE BY PETIT BATEAU, PANT BY REPETTO,
SWEATER BY ERIC BOMPARD, SHOES BY DOC MARTENS

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LYLOU WEARS COAT AND SHIRT
BY HIPPY MARKET SHOP, PANT BY KIABI, BELT
FROM STYLIST, SHOES BY DOC MARTENS

LYLOU (BELOW) WEARS BERET AND TURTLENECK BY KILIWATCH SHOP
(BELOW) COAT BY BABY DIOR, DRESS BY REIKO,
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JULIE WEARS COAT BY BABY DIOR, DRESS BY REIKO,
HAT BY BOBO CHOSES AT CENTRE COMMERCIAL KIDS PARIS.

LYLOU (LEFT) WEARS COAT AND SHIRT
BY HIPPY MARKET SHOP, PANT BY KIABI, BELT
FROM STYLIST, SHOES BY DOC MARTENS

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LYLOU WEARS SWEATER BY MILK & BISCUITS,
PANTS AND SCARF BY HIPPY MARKET SHOP,
SOCKS BY JIMMY LION, SNEAKER BY PEPE JEANS

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JULIE WEARS BLANKET BY HIPPY MARKET
SHOP, STRIPED JOGGING ATTIRE BY MINI RODINI
AT CENTRE COMMERCIAL KIDS PARIS

(BELOW) SHOE BY RIVIERAS
(RIGHT) LYLOU WEARS PANT BY THE CANPAMENTO,
SHIRT BY ERIC BOMPARD, JACKET BY SCOTCH AND
SODA, SOCKS BY JIMMY LION, SNEAKERS BY VEJAS

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DRESS BY URBAN OUTFITTERS, SHIRT BY
NASTY GAL, HEADBAND BY ASOS

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PANTS BY URBAN OUTFITTERS

SHIRT BY BEE & THE FOX,
JEANS BY THE GAP

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Siblings
PHOTO: ANDRÉ GLUKHOV
MODELS: LORENZO, ALESSANDRO
& BETTA OF KIDS LONDON MANAGEMENT
AND B TALENT SCOUT
SHOT VIA FACETIME

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

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