Did you know that Angulus has brought in a experienced design talent to step into the new century of Angulus shoes?

We met with Angulus at CPH kids a few weeks ago and they introduced us to their new designer, Marianne Britt Jorgensen, a rather interesting and lovely designer; Like when I picked up my Normann Copenhagen cardholder she said excitingly: I made that!
She seemed to be focused on creating something new and innovative still with a fondness and a humble approach of the heritage of the danish family company, she felt the importance to be inspired by the more than 100 year old gold mine of a shoe archive at Angulus. We wish we could dip into that archive too!
Marianne Britt has studied at the Royal College of Art and Design in London and she’s worked for several larger brands as a design consultant. She’s also known for being photographed for the fashion magazine Harpers & Queen with the master Manolo Blahnik, after being singled out as a talent he believed in. Well done, Angulus for hiring such a promising designer!

Find out more about the design talent’s experience, interests and passions at mariannebritt.com We recommend following her journey at Angulus.dk And hopefully we’ll meet again on our next visit to the Fashion Capital.

And perhaps we’ll see Angulus teaming up with Blahnik in the future? Exciting times ahead for little fashionistas!
Meanwhile we are very much enjoying the spring and summer news for 2012 by Angulus, in stores now.

Little A got a pair of Shoesme grey leather boots this week. Our order was made Thursday night, dispatched from Babysteps.dk on Friday and arrived at our house in London the following Monday -oh how I love the Internet!

The quality is superb, comparable to the slightly more traditional Danish Angulus, made in high quality leather, soft lined inside and rubber soles to avoid water (and snow). Little A said her feet felt really warm, even when the temperature dropped to nearly freezing the other day.
The finish of the boots are exquisite like everything from the colour of the boot -like a grey-blue almost shiny distressed (hard to describe but we’ve received so many compliments already!) the buckle detail, the sole and even the inside stitches are done with such and attention to detail.
Here’s a snap shot of Little A on her way to School this am. I’ll make sure to take a few more pictures when she comes home.

© Little Scandinavian. Little A is wearing a Eiffel Tower dress by Mini Rodini, grey tights and grey leather boots by Shoesme.

Check out more leather boots from Babysteps.dk

Our new favourite brand on the shoe rack is Pom Pom Sko from Denmark. The company has a simple philosophy that shoes should be made of the highest quality and at the same time be affordable.

Pom Pom Sko has kindly donated one pair of soft leather shoes to one happy youngster, metallic silver in size EU 23/24.
This is a classic leather shoe for toddlers comes in a colourful and sturdy box that could be recycled as a toy or treasure box.




The beautifully soft premium leather has a lightweight leather sole and a practical velcro fastening to ensure maximum comfort with no restrictions to the growth of developing feet. Wear them in the house, at nursery or even at parties!
Retails for £22. Pom Pom Sko is currently redesigning their website but I’m very much looking forward at seeing them at Bubble London in January. Hope lot’s of lovely shops will discover this brand. x Please contact jes@pompomsko.dk if you have any questions regarding Pom Pom Sko.

Meanwhile, do enter the giveaway competition! Simply follow these simple steps:

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2. Comment on this post with your opinion of the brand.
3. The competition ends on Monday 17th of January 2011 with the winner, randomly picked, being announced the following day on the 18th on the blog.

Best of luck!