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A practical way to change a child’s seasonal wardrobe: check sizes, prioritise autumn purchases and store clothes carefully for later use.

From the Teddy Bear of 1988 to the creative direction change in 2026: the story of Italian wit that remains instantly recognisable in children’s clothing.

Fibre, weave, colour and fit: four things to look at when choosing a child’s summer wardrobe.

Teenagers ask for recognisable brands. Their clothes then face school, scooter journeys, the gym and washing. How to consider both the label and everyday use when buying.

From Marie-France and Bernard Cohen’s Paris in 1975: the Bonpoint story and how to choose between baby one-pieces, bodysuits and blankets.

An Armani blazer or a Monnalisa outfit can be worn on more than one occasion. Here are three construction details to look at, and why it helps to think about the whole wardrobe as well as the event.

Baby one-pieces, bodysuits, dresses and outfits for the first months. Compare categories, measurements and fabrics, and choose a gift for the family’s needs.

Four stitches, numbering and a white label are part of Margiela's history. Explore the house's signatures and distinguish the details of the MM6 line.

Buying in the sales for next season calls for care about size. Compare measurements, intended use and the risk of buying too far ahead.

For grandparents, relatives and friends choosing a gift for a new baby: three approaches, from accessories and single garments to small coordinated sets.

Assess clothing quality through materials, construction and intended use. A guide to details worth comparing and the limits of labels alone.

Clean lines, restrained colours and a visible logo. Explore Armani's children's style, the differences between Emporio Armani Junior and EA7, and how to choose.