Oscar de la Renta Spring 2013 Children´s Runway Show

Although the chilly weather suggests otherwise, it´s time to talk about next year´s spring and what better fashion topic to discuss but Oscar de la Renta´s spring 2013 runway show for children? Let´s see what high fashion trends for kids are introduced at de la Renta´s stage.

Print Cotton sleeveless Dresses for Young Girls

Soft print cotton dresses are highly trending for spring 2013. On the left is pink a-line dress which is perfect for casual events and looks great with silver flats. The light green print empire waist dress on the right shines out once teamed with dark blue ballet flats.

Blue Print Dresses for Girls

Very striking blue printed dresses for girls perfect for parties or any special events were also seen on stage, with gorgeous bow belt at the back or with matching headband. Nude ballet flats are perfect to complement the print.

Jumpsuit and Crocheted Jacket for Little Girls

Whether it´s for a summer retreat, a day at the park, or for school, a happy printed jumpsuit is every inch a fun look for young little fashionistas. Team it up with punk open-toe sandals or flip-flops for ultra-effortless and comfy get-up. On days when the chilly wind of spring is back, let your girl style up in a sweet cozy crocheted jacket over a dark-colored dress or with complementary printed pants.

Cotton Long Sleeves for Young Boys

We see mostly soft cotton long sleeves for boys in checked or stripes, worn with white shorts and sneakers or layered over with horizontal wide stripes sweater and finished with leather loafers.

Stripes and Check Prints for Boys

The stripes will be again a big trend this coming spring. The pattern is topped for young boy´s cotton shirts suggested to be worn with white bottoms – shorts or pants. Remember that white was significantly a big trend last summer? For toddler boys, this plaid jumpsuit worn over a white short-sleeved shirt is definitely cute.

What do you think of these spring looks for children designed by Oscar de la Renta? Photo credit: oscardelarenta.com