How to Kiss a Frog are shipping out news for Autumn Winter to stores worldwide. A wonderland collection with monochrome black and white, there's soft jersey styles with prints, in line with the Winter Wonderland theme, and of course a few styles with lovely autumn colours and beautiful prints. How to Kiss a Frog is foremost popular for their girlswear. But saying that, the boys have a lot to...
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The most beautiful dresses by How to Kiss a Frog for AW12
How to Kiss a Frog is known for their romantic and nostalgic clothes for children up to 12 years. The sisters Maria and Malin Holmberg founded How to kiss a Frog in Stockholm in 2006 and have been enjoying in their steadily growing success since then. For this coming season The Swedish design duo have created some romantic dresses and outfits, perfect for the coming holiday season (yes I'm...
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The Swedish sister team Maria and Malin Holmberg have since 2006 had a fantastic succsess with the label How to Kiss a Frog Little Scandinavian adores the stunning creations from HTKAF and especially this seasons colours. Nordic Kids used to stock HTKAF but not sure if they still do. Anyway, there is no need to worry as HTKAF online shop delivers in all of Europe. www.howtokissafrog.com/ Photo:...
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Preview HTKAF Autumn 10
At a recent trip to Amsterdam Swedish children's fashion brand How to Kiss a Frog caught up with a dear friend and a fantastic photographer, Malin Ngoie The amazing result is shown below. Be inspired for the coming season, HTKAF collection will arrive in stores in August. Photo: How to Kiss a Frog
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Made in Sweden
It's a joy and inspiration to us all to get to know all the great Swedish kids designer wear labels that pops out one by one these days. Franka Stockholm, Shampoodle, Mini Rodini, Monamici, The Brand, Nova Star, How to Kiss a Frog, Ewa i Walla, Dekrebo, MaLou Barré, Lucky Ellen, Tuss, I Dig Denim, Lobilo, La robe d’Ida, Rockefella and many more! There are some very talented designers behind...
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