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Curation. Icons. Delicious. Tools. Journalism 2.0. Curation. Curation. TheUltimateLuxuryCommunity. By SAMEER REDDY by THE WALL STREET JOURNAL The temptation to see one’s child as an extension of oneself is natural—after all, parents start to assign ownership of various features a few hours after their baby is born: my nose, your eyes, grandpa’s chin.
With the launch of several children’s lines from mega fashion brands like Fendi, Lanvin and Gucci, however, parental projection is going to a new level, with mini-me’s dressed to impress rather than for recess. Of course, quality children’s wear has been around for ages, but until recently, traditional brands like Bonpoint were the height of toddler fashion—and were worn only for special occasions. Earlier this week, as fashion editors poured out of Lanvin’s resort collection presentation in Manhattan, the buzz wasn’t about the house’s beautiful cocktail dresses but instead the new children’s line, which designer Alber Elbaz saved for his finale.
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