The world of Alice

I discovered Alice Dufay's work in Papier Mache one day, and was drawn to the simplicity of her work. It's been so amazing from me with the blog, to get to know all these very talented people and I am always interested to get to know more about them.

WWKA- You have done a lot of work for kids fashion magazine such as Papier Mache, how did that come about?

I love this kind of magazine (even if I do not have a child yet ...), it's very inspiring.

So one day, I decided to send them an email, to tell them that I love their world and if they wanted to see my artwork, it will be a pleasure for me to do some stuff for them.... it simply started like this.

WWKA- where do you get your inspiration from?

From kid's magazine but also from cinéma, music, street ...a small detail, a piece of paper can inspire me.

WWKA- do you have any favourite subjects to draw?

I love to draw little girls,  I love the kid's simplicity in their posture. I also love to draw hair.

WWKA- Any big plans for this year?

I work for a few different brands, but unfortunately can't really talk about it...sorry :)

WWKA- if you were a character in a fairytale who would you be?
Alice in wonderland of course.
In addition to sharing the same name, I like the way Lewis Carroll has told the meeting with Alice Liddlle., it's very complex.

http://alicedufaydessine.blogspot.com/  
Thank you so much Alice for taking the time to answer my questions. 

Noe & Zoe - one super cute brand!

Noe and Zoe comes to us from Berlin. I love their simple but very cool all over stars print, and I am especially fond of their hand drawn stripes. This 2012 summer collection is full of bright colours, the hot pink and black is such a great match. Their website has an online shop where you will be able to buy some of their very cute products, from babygrows to blankets, there is a wide range of cool kids stuff to choose from.
http://www.noe-zoe.com

Quenotte - a lovely french affair

Quenotte is a high-end french clothing company that was created in 2010 by Agathe Philippart and Marie-Laure Lhuillier. Quenotte is inspired by anything vintage but designed with a modern twist. Their Playtime Paris stand from January this year was amazing (first pic), it showcased their A/W 2013 collection. I love the wild horses print which is huge this fall! I also fell in love with the illustrations they used on their website and on their stand, the artist is Marianne Ratier. Her website is also worth a visit!
http://www.quenotte-paris.fr 
http://marianneratier.blogspot.com 

Where The Wild Kids Are loves Henry

Here is an exclusive story shot for Where The Wild Kids Are by Justin Badenhorst! I'm so happy, I love these images. We spotted Gabriel, our model, at our little dude's school show.... I was so grateful his mum was keen to do this for us! So big thank you to Catherine, your boy is beautiful and photographs amazingly. He has such a nice nature too, it was a pleasure to work with you!!!! Another huge thank you to David from Henry Garment Archaeology for lending us his pad as a location, and for lending us some very cool clothes!!!!
www.justinbadenhorst.com
https://www.facebook.com/garmentarchaeology

a stunning collection by Soft Gallery

How beautiful is this A/W12 collection from Soft Gallery. I love this campaign, the kids, the mood of the shoot, the styling and more importantly I am in love with the clothes!!! Soft Gallery always uses the most amazing illustrations on their garments, and this Autumn/Winter range contains some great little numbers like the outfit the little girl with the braces is wearing, or the little dude with the bowler hat, too cool!!! This brand is super inspiring!
www.softgallery.dk