Life is a Party, Dress like it!

It is the perfect time of the year to quote our beloved Audrey Hepburn, as we totally agree with her: “life is a party, dress like it”.

Every family celebrates the holidays in different ways, with some preferring small cosy gatherings and others favouring big fancy parties. Sometimes it is a combination of both, a small homely celebration one day with one side of the family and a sparklier event on another date with a different group of relatives and friends.

In any case, kids at the holidays are without a doubt at their cutest, as their excitement and happiness become contagious and all of us enjoy sharing their joy and enthusiasm. We love seeing girls in cute dresses, little boys in smart outfits and babies who look sweet enough to eat. It is part of the magic that makes this season so special!

1- What colour is your holiday?

With the city festooned in red and green for the holiday season, why not embrace it and replicate the christmassy palette in your kids’ party wardrobe? Holly berry red, evergreen and snowy white are a wonderful bright and cheery combination that will add to the festive feeling of the occasion. You can easily achieve this look by choosing some special key pieces and combining them into a fun seasonal outfit. Then you can use them separately outside the holiday season mixed with different colours, thus making the most of your investment.

We are in love with the very aptly named Rudolph jumper, so cozy and warm, that instantly creates the sweetest picture perfect festive look. It is a unisex outfit, so you can mix it with the Chickadee red checked shirt and t-bar shoes for boys, and the Dove flowery blouse and mary-janes for girls. The red Magpie bloomers are cute for younger kids, or you could opt for green trousers for older boys. And the best part is that all pieces will become staples in your little one’s wardrobe as they will be worn all winter long.

If you are not convinced this is your style and the total look is not your preferred one, you can still give it a try just by adding some colourful touches here and there. A shiny red hair bow or a bright green headband can instantly transform any dress into a cheerful christmassy attire with a minimal effort, or you can just add a red cardigan to an otherwise neutral outfit as a subtle nod to the seasonal spirit.