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Look after look… unexpected from Benetton for next winter
13 Aug '08
5 min read
CHILDREN'S COLLECTION:
Season after season, United Colors of Benetton discards banal stereotypes and rejuvenates the style in childrenswear, from birth onwards. So here are the fashions for children next winter: everything is new and different – as new and different as the children born into our modern times and our global, diverse world.
Girl:
Hello school – Glossy fabrics sparkling with rhinestones and a very special mascot: Pucca is the little girl who appears on colourful punk outfits. Tartan and denim minis with leggings and trompe l'oeil T-shirts; pullovers, striped over-knees and down jackets as polished as mirrors. A stationery range is available for those who want to take Pucca to school.
Girlish – Feminine chic in grey and black. Baggy trousers and figure-shaped wool overwear. Light knits with corduroy details. Dazzle-effect stud and metal-foil decorations. Variations on a pink theme.
The Vintage Shop – An abundance of mottled knits and distressed denim, floral flannel and glittering embroidery; handmade knitted jackets and faux fur-trimmed hoods.
Free style – A mixture of animal prints, Prince of Wales check and polka-dots in brown, fuchsia and silver-gold. Animals leave prints on the jacket and sweatshirt; dots scatter over satin linings and little jersey dresses; the “princely” check limits itself to loose-fitting, ultra-elegant trousers.
British winter – A prim little miss in autumn shades: pleated, herringbone minis; jodhpurs; geometric or floral jacquard pullovers; boleros and ponchos to keep out the cold. Yarn-dyed blouses display a country style with a touch of glamour.
Urban mix – Ethnic passions in dusty shades. Corduroy, denim, faux sheepskin and flowers. A romantic mood for light knitwear; egg-shaped, godet-sleeved little dresses; plastron blouses.
New trend – Snowy white and grey in silvery company. Memories of the ice in well-padded little jackets, in the sparkling sequinned motifs, in decorative buttons. Lurex-striped sweaters are worn with dark-grey jeans. Soft pullovers and sweatshirts.
Boy:
2 Cool 4 School – Word games in the classroom and a soccer-fan style. In the company of Mickey Mouse who pops up everywhere. Lots of colours for everyday classics. The little green logo is a Mickey Mouse silhouette. Matching accessories for school.
House of boys – Ultra smart from toddlers on: dark blue, grass green and brown, separately or together in a tartan. Shiny nylon bomber jackets, tartan blazers, striped and diamond-patterned pullovers. Badges galore.
Vintage shop – A good dose of denim and brown corduroy, both of which are faded and worn. An Old America mood with an abundance of details and embroidery. Flannel check shirts and mottled sweaters
Teen rebel – Everything's black and red with studs and silver-foil prints. The bomber jacket looks great over tight jeans. A touch of camo and leather.
Athletic retrò – A casual look centred around the tracksuit style of the 70s. Bands, piping and two-tone schemes. A beige parka over grey and mustard articles. A little cockerel creates a theme.
Royal navy – A nautical look in dark blue caban jackets and camo trousers with touches of red in script and graphic motifs. Black and burgundy in addition to dark blue.
New frontiers – Designed for the little mountain man who's not afraid of the cold. Long jackets and bomber jackets lined with flannel and trimmed with faux fur. Pullovers full of stripes and hand-knitted cables. Tartan shirts are a must.
Season after season, United Colors of Benetton discards banal stereotypes and rejuvenates the style in childrenswear, from birth onwards. So here are the fashions for children next winter: everything is new and different – as new and different as the children born into our modern times and our global, diverse world.
Girl:
Hello school – Glossy fabrics sparkling with rhinestones and a very special mascot: Pucca is the little girl who appears on colourful punk outfits. Tartan and denim minis with leggings and trompe l'oeil T-shirts; pullovers, striped over-knees and down jackets as polished as mirrors. A stationery range is available for those who want to take Pucca to school.
Girlish – Feminine chic in grey and black. Baggy trousers and figure-shaped wool overwear. Light knits with corduroy details. Dazzle-effect stud and metal-foil decorations. Variations on a pink theme.
The Vintage Shop – An abundance of mottled knits and distressed denim, floral flannel and glittering embroidery; handmade knitted jackets and faux fur-trimmed hoods.
Free style – A mixture of animal prints, Prince of Wales check and polka-dots in brown, fuchsia and silver-gold. Animals leave prints on the jacket and sweatshirt; dots scatter over satin linings and little jersey dresses; the “princely” check limits itself to loose-fitting, ultra-elegant trousers.
British winter – A prim little miss in autumn shades: pleated, herringbone minis; jodhpurs; geometric or floral jacquard pullovers; boleros and ponchos to keep out the cold. Yarn-dyed blouses display a country style with a touch of glamour.
Urban mix – Ethnic passions in dusty shades. Corduroy, denim, faux sheepskin and flowers. A romantic mood for light knitwear; egg-shaped, godet-sleeved little dresses; plastron blouses.
New trend – Snowy white and grey in silvery company. Memories of the ice in well-padded little jackets, in the sparkling sequinned motifs, in decorative buttons. Lurex-striped sweaters are worn with dark-grey jeans. Soft pullovers and sweatshirts.
Boy:
2 Cool 4 School – Word games in the classroom and a soccer-fan style. In the company of Mickey Mouse who pops up everywhere. Lots of colours for everyday classics. The little green logo is a Mickey Mouse silhouette. Matching accessories for school.
House of boys – Ultra smart from toddlers on: dark blue, grass green and brown, separately or together in a tartan. Shiny nylon bomber jackets, tartan blazers, striped and diamond-patterned pullovers. Badges galore.
Vintage shop – A good dose of denim and brown corduroy, both of which are faded and worn. An Old America mood with an abundance of details and embroidery. Flannel check shirts and mottled sweaters
Teen rebel – Everything's black and red with studs and silver-foil prints. The bomber jacket looks great over tight jeans. A touch of camo and leather.
Athletic retrò – A casual look centred around the tracksuit style of the 70s. Bands, piping and two-tone schemes. A beige parka over grey and mustard articles. A little cockerel creates a theme.
Royal navy – A nautical look in dark blue caban jackets and camo trousers with touches of red in script and graphic motifs. Black and burgundy in addition to dark blue.
New frontiers – Designed for the little mountain man who's not afraid of the cold. Long jackets and bomber jackets lined with flannel and trimmed with faux fur. Pullovers full of stripes and hand-knitted cables. Tartan shirts are a must.
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