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anne kurris
Anne Kurris was born in Antwerp, Belgium. She studied graphic design at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and St. Lucas School, both in Antwerp. She worked as a graphic designer for Jean-Paul Gaultier and Regine Chopinot, Dries Van Noten, Walter Van Beirendonck and Dirk Van Saene. She designed for the Royal Academy of Fine Arts fashion department as well as for the Flemish Opera, for which she received several awards.
In 1998 she started her first children's collection. In the winter of 2003 she expanded her collection to include a juniors collection. The collections are optimistic with a touch of humor, blending creativity with high quality.
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pilar
This up-to-the-minute range of clothing for boys and girls comes from Belgium (surprise! surprise!). The girls collection is wonderful, bright and eclectic, but what makes Pilar even more special is that designer Sabine Hahn gives the boys equal weight. Look out for great knits and outwear, and clever use of prints. The Pilar collection looks like Northern Europe by way of downtown New York.
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rita co rita
Rita Van Ostaeyen was born in Belgium, but now spends all of her time on Mallorca. Rita has always had an affinity towards knitwear and used to create sweaters and pieces for her sons, and later for friends and some boutiques.
The RcoR collections are refined and spontaneous and especially made to dress children as children, simple, colorful and with the possibility to mix everything together upon your own style and wish.
Her passion for knitwear, her love for culture and the natural belgian curiosity made possible the merge of nordic flavors with the vivacity and "joie de vivre" of the colors of the Spanish Island.
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simple kids
The British designer Melanie Ireland has been living in Belgium for over 10 years. She designed for a number of years for the Antwerp clothing company Anvers and Simple d'Anvers. Melanie went out on her own and in 1997 launched Simple Kids. Simple Kids is about simplicity with a twist.
See simple kids at mooi
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violette janvier
Paris-based Valerie Azria started her collection in 1997, after her daughter Violette was born. The Violette Janvier collection features delicious, retro-inspired knitwear that appeal to both traditionalists and bohemians alike. The label's eponymous boutique also carries a well-edited selection of Europe's finest children's fashions.
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caramel baby & child
Designer Eva Karayiannis designs contemporary clothing that is understated and elegant with a respect and understanding for children's lifestyles and bodies.
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ginger nonnette
Launched in 2005 by Charlotte Déchelette and Olivia Zarka from France. Their design is modern, fresh and have an easy to wear spirit. Many of their clothes are whimsically lined surprising colors and their signature print.
See ginger nonnette at mooi
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makie
Proprietor Makie Yahagi and designer Yuji Ogata have been translating their impeccable taste into the finest childrenswear to come out of the US since... ever! This dynamic duo are New Yorkers by way of Japan, and their refined style is 100% storybook beautiful.
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essentiel girl
Created in 1999 by Esfandiar Eghtessadi (himself the son of French-born fashion designer Nicole Cadine) and his wife Inge Onsea. This Antwerp, Belgium-based womenswear line now offers a collection for girls from 4 to 16 years old. The clothes are romantic, and bohemian, yet also have the capacity to look incredibly modern and urban. Already hugely popular throughout Europe, Essentiel Girls debuts in the US at mooishop.com!
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