Ruhi Gilder
Get ready for a million fan pages, paparazzi ‘s photos, as the Kapoor-Khan clan welcomes a baby boy. Kareena Kapoor Khan gave birth to her second son on 21st February, Sunday at Breach Candy Hospital, Mumbai. Following the footsteps of his ever-stylish parents and brother, baby Khan is sure to dazzle us with his cuteness and adorable outfits.
When it comes to fashion, luxury brands are up to date with collections designed specifically for the infants of those that want the best of the best. Check out some of the most adorable kidswear from high fashion brands.
Gucci
Skirts in baby blues and pinks, colourful jackets and cardigans, Gucci’s Mini Me collection personifies all you could ever want for your little one. Let’s not forget their tiny ballet flats adorned with the classic interlocking GG monogram.
Stella McCartney
Did you know her fun florals and graphic prints extend to a kid’s collection as well? Stella McCartney’s Lunar New Year collection includes punny t-shirts in organic cotton. The new season’s collection is filled with motifs of palm trees, summery clementines and pretty pink flamingoes.
Versace
Let your little one dine in luxury with Versace’s Barocco print bib. Newborns can also rest their tiny heads on the luxury house’s baby nest or switch it up with a matching romper and bib set. Adorable, isn’t it?
Dior
Dior’s Spring-Summer 2021 Collection for kids is a mixture of pastel tie & dye, muted tones and denim blues. Though if you really want your infant to travel in style, check out the French fashion house’s stroller decked in the unmistakable Dior Oblique print.
Burberry
What’s Burberry if not synonymous with trench coats? The British luxury brand’s new children’s collection is replete with black and white prints, pale pink trench coats, swimsuits, and pleated skirts. Luxury accessories for kids include merino wool teddy bears with Burberry’s classic check print. It’s truly a couture kid’s world.
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