Vibes: Easter Collection 2021
VIBES
The symbolism of Easter revolves around rebirth and reinvention, as well as the concept of starting over. For our kids, this manifests itself in a number of ways: from encouraging new attitudes to encouraging new, reinvigorated wardrobes!
It’s 2021, a much more vibrant and hopeful year and kid’s clothes should reflect that. Our Easter collection is aptly titled: Vibes. With clothes created to highlight the individuality of every child, the color palette, prints and cuts were picked to match moods and personalities.
Let your boys jump right into Spring with the coolest polo shirts, designed with outdoor activities in mind. The nautical vibes of the white boy’s polo t-shirt are perfect for days on the beach where he can activate his inner sailor with gusto. An equally cool alternative can be found in the yellow boys polo t-shirt with navy accents. Pair it with denim for picnics and days spent exploring and let the hue burst through with energy. Alternatively, throwing in joggers with colorful side appliques is a bold athleisure statement that’ll have him leading the style pack.
For girls who want to stay super duper fly this Easter, the options are limitless. She can start with a beach ready color block look: Mixing the girls watermelon print t-shirt with cute yellow shorts. A breezy standout look lies in the girls ankara dress with an on trend cold shoulder cut. With a vibrant palm motif, she’s at one with nature, uniquely herself.
For non-traditional print options, the geometric print on the girls multicolor dress is a winning pick. An artsy vibe, the mixed media feel align perfectly with the trends of Spring 2021. For a more toned down hue that still maintains the vibrancy of bold prints, the girls polka dot wrap dress is a versatile winner. It’s seamless enough for the beach and chic enough for a daytime event.
Ultimately, when choosing supercharged looks for your kids this season, remember to inspire the much needed confidence they need today to become bold leaders in future.
