This past Tuesday was Petit-Swag's one year anniversary, so I thought it would be fun to take a look back at my first six posts and revisit the trends I shared with you a year ago since trends don't disappear over night (they evolve and change slightly and stay relevant for a while). My first six posts were Masquerade...Woodland Fairies & Animals, Farmer in the Dell… Overall Style, Baby It's Cold Outside… the Puffer, Oversize Animal Graphic Tees, Slouchy SweatPants, and Tutu Cute. All of these trends are still making appearances this Holiday season, and I am swooning over the styles I found that represent each trend as though it is the first time I discovered the trend. I am still loving masks, overalls, puffers (camouflage and peplum), animal graphics, slouchy sweatpants, and tutus. In fact, I wore a tutu on Christmas Eve this year - I wish I had an Animalesque rabbit headdress to have worn with it!
Masquerade...Woodland Fairies & Animals
This Brown Rabbit Headdress is illustrated, screen printed and embroidered and will allow your child to express his or her personality with a sense of mystique and wonder.
Farmer in the Dell… Overall Style
These Denim Overalls are still a must have fashion trend this Holiday season and will continue to be into Spring as well.
Baby It's Cold Outside… the Puffer
This Puffer is light and fitted, but very warm; and when it is cold outside kids want to express themselves with cool statement making Printed Puffers - the must have print is still camouflage this Holiday.
Baby It's Cold Outside… the Puffer
This Puffer Jacket with removable hood for girls is the ultra feminine Peplum Puffer that says I am a Snow Princess.
This T-Shirt has an oversized fluro lion print design to express your little ones love for lions while staying comfortable, cozy, cool and fashionable.
These Harems are a must-have for the Holiday season. They provide an ultra comfortable fit that doesn't cut into style - Mario has these Slouchy Sweatpants in both Stone and Mustard and both he and I Love Them!
Photo | saralowesstudio.co.uk - Photography: Céline Hallas