Spring Trends From GILT

Though the chilly weather may seem like it has no sign of slowing down, the truth is that we can hope for warmer weather sooner rather than later — and that also means that style-savvy kiddos can look forward to rockin’ some great spring fashion in short order! Read on as Melissa Keswin, the director of kids and baby at GILT,  shares her favorite kids’ trend picks for the coming season!
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Anais & I Juliette Dress GILT: $62-$65, Original Retail: $124-$129
Anais & I’s Juliette Dress, $62-65, from GILT

Patterns: This season is all about classics, remixed. Traditional prints like polka dots and florals get an update with bigger scale and more playful colors. Stock up plenty of solids to mix and match them with for an easy formula of adorable outfits all spring long.

 

 

 

 

 

Anais & I Ryan Jean GILT: $48-50, Original Retail: $96-$99
Anais & I’s Ryan Jean, $48-50 from GILT

Yellow Hues: My daughter is especially excited about yellow — her “new” favorite color will be everywhere this season. It’s an instant dose of sunshine, whether you’re willing to go head-to-toe (I know she is!) or just want to test it out with a fun pair of sandals or a hair accessory.

 

 

 

 

 

See Kai Run's Peyton High-Top Sneakers, $21 from GILT
See Kai Run’s Peyton High-Top Sneakers, $21 from GILT

High-top Shoes: Now that sneakers have officially dominated the grown-up fashion industry, their making their way to tinier feet. High tops are a high impact way to add some cool factor to your little one’s look this season. From metallic gold to pretty pink, these are a must-have.  For the girls, pair them with a feminine little skirt, and for the boys, you can’t go wrong with a smart pair of shorts.

 

 

 

 

Sweets by EJ's Elephant Costume,  $64 from GILT
Sweets by EJ’s Elephant Costume,
$64 from GILT

Dress-Up: Creativity is king this Spring! Let your kids have fun with their favorite princesses, superheroes and TV characters–costumes aren’t just for play dates anymore.