Kids' Fashion / 31 March, 2021 / Christina Walter
Spring is a season to be celebrated, especially this year, in light of the long winter we’ve had. Il Gulfo’s spring fashion for kids will help your little ones jump feet first into the new season with an updated wardrobe ready for bluebell trails, Easter egg hunts in the garden, and at last – time with family.
Il Gufo’s spring fashion for kids uses natural and delicate tones to make ethereal dresses, suits and two-pieces in a range of pastel colours and elegant longitudinal stripes. A mix of striped linen, silk organza, maxi Vichy patterns, and fil coupé fabric come together to create a truly outstanding collection of childrenswear for the brighter days ahead.
Show-stopping fashion for girls and boys at Il Gufo comes in light and elegant fabrics combined with precious detailing brings to life unique dresses and modern linen suits, perfect for any special occasion.
Spring fashion for babies doesn’t get much cuter than this. Il Gufo’s collection for children 0 – 36 months includes cotton and linen onesies, rompers and adorable two-piece sets with applique detailing. Accessories include striped seersucker sun hats, nappa shoes and linen bow ties.
The soft colour tone palette used across Il Gufo’s spring fashion collection for girls aged 2-14 is accentuated by pops of colour to create a range that is quite simply, breathtaking. Ruffles are the order of the day, for a flourish so fitting for spring.
The seasonal pastel colour palette extends gorgeously to Il Gufo’s collection for boys, aged 2-14. There are smart and trendy blazers, shirts and shorts as well as everyday wear they’ll love.
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