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Five Different Ways To Style Your Kids’ Clothes

By Chidirim Ndeche
27 May 2018   |   3:00 pm
Children are more often than not overlooked when it comes to style. Thankfully, designers have found ways to cater to the sartorial needs and choices of children. Also, celebrity children and young royals continue to set children's fashion trends all over the world. We have carefully selected some unique styles for kids this year. Perhaps…

Children are more often than not overlooked when it comes to style. Thankfully, designers have found ways to cater to the sartorial needs and choices of children. Also, celebrity children and young royals continue to set children’s fashion trends all over the world.

We have carefully selected some unique styles for kids this year. Perhaps you can be inspired by these trends.

Go soft

Soft pastel colours and natural tones are in season for kids. Choose clothes with soothing, neutral colours like cream, peach baby pink, pale blue, mustard, beige and mauve. Add a pop of colour to their clothes with stylish applique and prints in bright colours.

Imade Adeleke. Photo: Instagram.

Sofia Okoli in a pretty lilac tulle dress. Photo: Instagram

Tenola Womadi in a baby pink outfit. Photo: Instagram

Tito killing it in beige dungarees. Photo: Instagram

Like a royal

Think classic, elegant, well-crafted pieces that work well for special occasions. Plunge your baby girl into a fairy tale with a princess dress or make your son look princely in a sophisticated tux.

Marion in a Stitchesbymo suit. Photo: Instagram

Naomi Peller in a princess dress. Photo: Instagram

Sofia Okoli looking princessy. Photo: Instagram

Tradition is everything

Print clothes are a special way to stand out. Make that leftover Ankara material you have into a shirt or a blazer jacket for your child or a pretty little dress with lovely floral prints.

King Ayo Balogun in a print blazer by Touredesigns. Photo: Instagram

Go traditional. Photo: Pinterest

Denim power

Boiled and bleached denim is suitable for kids of all ages. From jeans to denim jackets, this trend is timeless. Rock denim on denim or soften the look with pastel-coloured clothes.

Denim power. Photo: Pinterest

Imade Adeleke. Photo: Instagram

Purity Okojie in denim dungarees. Photo: Hot Gist Naija

Graphic Tees

No more boring tops and tees. Let your kids make a statement with their clothes. Use catchy phrases, bold paintings of their favourite superhero, a drawing of an animal, plant graphics or geometric motifs.

Graphic tee. Photo: Pinterest

King Ayo Balogun in Cakexculture tee and denim trousers. Photo: Instagram

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