AlexandAlexa.com featured in Jackie Magazine

This month’s Jackie Magazine featured AlexandAlexa.com in 14 pages of it’s Yummy Mummy Issue, as we didn’t want to fill your entire scrolling page with images, we thought we would just share a few of their style boards which give you celebrity kids’ looks and a mini Paris look!

With Halloween only days away, celebs and their kids are getting ready for the spookiest day of the year along with the rest of us, filling up on jack-o-lanterns and investing in face paint from the paparazzi filled pumpkin patches of Los Angeles.

We love the autumn looks their kids are sporting and thought we ought to share them with you, let us know which look you like the most!

GET ANJA’S LOOK:

MUCHACHA Rabbit Print Light Scarf

RALPH LAUREN Beige Tee

DIESEL Leather Trainers

DIESEL Light Blue Jeans

GET KINGSTON’S LOOK:

SCOTCH & SODA Concert Inspired Shirt

MAYORAL Tweed Jacket

HUNTER Wellies

RARE THE KID Faded Jeans

GET USHER V & NAVIYD’S LOOKS:

TIMBERLAND Plaid Top

RALPH LAUREN Chinos

HUGO BOSS Zip Up Hooded Cardigan

Get The Look: Kingston Rossdale

Kingston Rossdale must have inherited his parents’ dominant ‘best dressed’ gene, as the handsome little rock star has been a trendsetter since birth, and anyone interested in kids’ fashion knows it.

We came across yet another great picture of Kingston in some rather familiar clothing while searching on Google for some historical information on the UGG brand, and, since we have all the elements for this London friendly outfit in stock, we thought we ought to share them with you in case your little one likes to emulate that ‘Laidback London Look’ Kingston pulls off so well.

UGG classic chestnut boot

JUNIOR GAUTIER red and white striped sailor top

SCOTCH & SODA detachable green parka

RALPH LAUREN grey elasticised tracksuit bottoms

History of the Tee

It is hard to think of a bigger fashion success story than the T-shirt. Everyone has one, from the family dog to the prime minister – and no wardrobe is complete without at least a few.

The T-shirt made its debut at the beginning of the 20^th century when U.S Army tailors noticed that their European allies were wearing more comfortable cotton versions of the scratchy wool undershirts their men were kitted up in.

So, to keep things fair, the U.S Army designed their own version of the undergarment and added short sleeves to create the design the object we all know today as the T-Shirt.

To celebrate this non chalant but important invention, we put together a style board for boys and for girls with our favourite t-shirts from this season’s collections at Alexandalexa.com!