Christmas shows of children's clothing, footwear and accessories will be held on December 17, 2011 at 13.00 in the EXPOBEL shopping and entertainment center.
Such a segment of the fashion market as children's fashion, or rather, offers from manufacturers of one of the best-selling areas of light industry in any country, is, oddly enough, one of the most unexplored and at the same time promising.
Of course, we are not talking here about Italy, where Pitti Immagine Children's Fashion Week shows are annually held, along with the traditional, "adult" Milan Fashion Week. For about 70 times in a row, more than 10,000 participants and guests have gathered in Florence, where on the Pitti Immagine catwalk, children's clothing manufacturers dictate trends in clothing, footwear and accessories for children.
In Belarus, CHILDREN'S FASHION shows have already established themselves as an independent project within Belarus Fashion Week (bfw.by). Christmas shows of children's clothing, footwear and accessories will be held on December 17, 2011 at 13.00 in the EXPOBEL shopping and entertainment center.
This event, unique for our country, will give a complete picture of the world of children's fashion and its current trends. The catwalk will feature collections from brands: Yulia NEFERTARI, Panda, Papilio-kids, Alena Levonyuk, as well as from the Gioia di Mamma chain of children's clothing stores, the BELMODISTKA designer clothing studio and others.
The models of the show will be small pupils of the Poznayka Children's Studio.
The CHILDREN'S FASHION project is also a CHARITY ACTION, within the framework of which funds are collected for the treatment of one child, who at the moment most urgently needs help.
The BFW Organizing Committee is also preparing original gifts for children: together with BelPromEnergia, special flickers with the Belarus Fashion Week logo will be created, which will be received by all children under 6 who come to the action.
We are waiting for you on December 17! Come and bring your parents!
The entrance to the show is free.
