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KIDS * FASHION * LIFESTYLE

TRENDS SUMMER 2015

* DIY * COOKING * XMAS GIFT GUIDE *

FALL/WINTER 2014/15 FROM EUROPE‘S BEST

BERLINCITY

SPECIAL

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CONTENT05CONTRIBUTORS

06IN THE NEWS

08PHOTOGRAPHY INTO THE WOODSJues Villbrandt

26INTERVIEWHILDA.HENRI

31TRENDS SPRING|SUMMER 2017

38PHOTOGRAPHY TWEEN DENIM STORYAllana Wesley White

46SHOE TRENDS WALK THIS WAYIllustrations Alysha Dawn

50PINTEREST FINDS

52D.I.Y.BEEDS NECKLESS

56FOODSOUP IN PUMPKINUlla Killing

60KITCHENESSENTIALS

62 BERLIN SPECIALWANDLUNGEN

68WELCOME TO BERLIN!BERLIN CITY SPECIAL!

our supplement: Gift Guide 2014

Cover Photographyby Jules Villbrandt

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EDITORS LETTER

Fresh Start!Welcome back to Circus Magazine. It‘s been a while since our last issue and we are happy to be back. Circus Magazine is all about the children‘s world. You can expect everything from great photography, fashion&accessories, trends, interviews, illustration, DIY‘s, recipes and don‘t forget our BERLIN city special!

It‘s holiday season again and with this issue you‘ll find also our annual Gift Guide. It is not easy to find new beautiful gifts every year. Pretty and original they should be. So, we have collected some beautiful, original and useful Christmas gifts for your loved ones. So, don‘t forget to check them out.

As always thank you to everyone that contributes to the creation of this issue and thank you to everybody reading and viewing this magazine. I hope you enjoy the content we have carefully compiled and prepared the information to serve you, our readers.

Happy Holidays!

RUTH-JANESSA FUNKFounding editor

janessa@circus-magazine.de

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ULLA KILLINGUlla Killing is a Berlin-based mom who lives in the lively Charlottenberg neighbor-hood with her three children. As a culinary consultant, food stylist and blogger, Killing has a very discerning palate and frequents great eateries like Pantry and Cordobar. She created for Circus Magazine our new „COOKING KIDS“ Recipes page 52 and yummy winter drinks in our gift guide.Killing Pepper I From My Kitchen To Yours.com

Allana ALLANA WESLEY WHITE is an international photographer working between the US and the UK, currently based in Miami, and specializing in kids, tweens and juniors. Allana loves old movies, dark chocolate, and pugs, preferably all at the same time. She shot our cool „Tween Denim Story“ in Miami, starting page 31.www.allanawesleywhite.com

ALYSHA DAWN is a Candian illustrator who grew up in a small town in Southern Ontario. She received her BAA in illustration from Sheridan college and now resides in Toronto. Her work is happy-go-lucky with a subtle sense of humour. See her lovely illustrations on page 46-49.www.alyshadawn.com

JULES VILLBRANDT Jules is from Berlin and she loves the her city! She is crazy about beautiful things and beautiful pic-tures are candy for her eyes. You must take a look at her blog! Here she gatheres all her ideas and im-pressions on Berlin, D.I.Y., interior, magazines, books ...Jules shot our wonderful photo story „into the woods“, starting page 8. www. herzundblut.com

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In dem modernen Gebäude an der Alten Schönhauser Straße Ecke Linienstraße entstand in den letzten Monaten unter der Ägide des international renommierten Designers Werner Aisslinger die neue Heimat von Bugaboo in Berlin. Der Berliner Brand Store ist neben Amsterdam der einzige seiner Art weltweit. Die Firmengründer Max Barenbrug und Eduard Zanen freuen sich auf das bevorstehende Projekt: „Der Pioniergeist der Hauptstadt passt perfekt zu unserer Marke. Berlin nimmt in vielen Aspekten eine Vorreiterrolle ein, die viele Menschen inspiriert und wir fühlen sehr wohl mit der Entscheidung, den zweiten Bugaboo Store genau hier zu eröffnen.“

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Bugaboo Brand StoreAlte Schönhauser Straße 3 / Linienstraße 122

10119 Berlin-Mitte

Öffnungszeiten (ab dem 15. Dezember 2014)Montag bis Samstag: 11 – 20 Uhr

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XMAS

SPECIALSEVENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

DAS DSCHUNGELBUCHEin Musical für die ganze Familie. Pünktlich zum Beginn des Advents startet das Theater am Kurfürstendamm mit dem Familienmusical „Das Dschungelbuch“. Rudyard Kiplings Geschichte rund um die Abenteuer von Mogli und seinen tierischen Freunden hat schon Generationen begeistert. Christian Bergs Musicalversion mit der Musik von Konstantin Wecker wurde selbst schnell Kult und ist ein Muss für Kinder, Eltern, Großeltern und alle Musicalfreunde. Bis 28. Dezember 2014

Theater am Kurfürstendamm, Kurfürstendamm 206/209, 10719 Berlin Berlin.

Eintrittspreise: ab 13,10€ bis 19,90 €.Fragen Sie auch nach dem günsigen Familienticket. Tickethotline 030/88 59 11 88 oder an der Theaterkase

Zum 11. Mal feiert Roncalli in Berlin die glitzernde Weihnachtszeit. Auch in diesem Jahr wird Roncalligründer Bernhard Paul alle Berlinerinnen und Brandenburgerinnen wieder mit auf die Reise durch sein ganz besonderes Wintermärchen nehmen. Vom 18. Dezember 2014 bis 04. Januar 2015 finden täglich Vorstellungen im Tempodrom Berlin statt. Premiere ist am Freitag, den 19.12 um 19.00 Uhr.

Eintrittspreise: ab 13,00€ bis 55,00€

Tickets unter: 030 / 479 974 77 oder 01806 / 57 00 99*0,20 EUR/Anruf – Mobilfunkpreise max. 0,60 EUR/AnrufOnline: www.semmel.de sowie an allen bekannten Vorverkaufsstellen.

GUTE UNTERHALTUNG!

RONCALLI WEINNACHTSZIRKUS

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Into the Woods ...PHOTOGRAPHY: Jules Villbrandt | www.herzundblut.comSTYLING: Linda Adhiambo | www.lookslikeberlin.netMODELS: Malaika Adhiambo & Justus Villbrandt

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Below boy | shirt, hoodie & jacket all Uniqlo KidsLeft side Boy | shirt Uniqlo Kids, Girl | Longsleeve & skirt Uniqlo Kids

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Jacket, vest, shirt, skirt & scarf all Uniqlo Kids, panty: Falke, boots: Hunter

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Jacket: Little Pieces, pullover: Paglie, skirt: Paglie, hat & scarf: Little Pieces, panty: Falke, boots: Camper for Kids.

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Jacket: Little Pieces, pullover: Paglie, skirt: Paglie, hat & scarf: Little Pieces, panty: Falke, boots: Camper for Kids.

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boy | zip shirt, vest & denim: Uniqlo Kids, boots: Timberland

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Boy | shirt: finkid, denim: Uniqlo Kids, jacket: Barbour, scarf: Uniqlo Kids, boots: Hunter.Girl | dress: Little Pieces, vest: Uniqlo Kids, panty & socks: Falke, boots: Hunter.

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Boy | shirt: finkid, denim: Uniqlo Kids, jacket: Barbour, scarf: Uniqlo Kids, boots: Hunter.Girl | dress: Little Pieces, vest: Uniqlo Kids, panty & socks: Falke, boots: Hunter.

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PHOTOGRAPHY: Jules Villbrandt | www.herzundblut.comSTYLING: Linda Adhiambo | www.lookslikeberlin.netMODELS: Malaika Adhiambo & Justus Villbrandt

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IMAGE SELECTION SS15

The use is free of charge upon publication. We would appreciate a short note or a press clip!We will send you all the pictures in higher resolution if needed. Please mention photo credits: Julian Mullan

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What is the story behind your label’s name Hilda.Henri?

I love stories to things. And of course there is a story to Hilda.Henri: My grandmother, to whom I had a close bond, was born in Vienna and her first name was Hilda. The name Henri I just love very much and if I had a son instead of a daugh-ter I would have called him Henri.

Why did you choose milled loden for your collection?

I know milled loden since I was a child. Already in kindergarten my mother put my sister and myself always in milled loden jackets. I remem-ber my red milled loden „janker“ very well: it was edged dark blue and had little silver metal but-tons. I loved to wear it together with my green kilt. My mother used to combine the traditional material with fashionable parts. Many years later, as a student at the Fashion school ESMOD, I rediscovered this particular natural material again during my internship at an Austrian dress maker in Salzburg. Since then, milled loden has been my favorite fabric. After the birth of my daughter I was sure: Children‘s fashion from Walk, that`s what I want to make! And I wanted to do it my way: authentic, especially high quality and timel-ess. My garments should be able to be passed through the family and live long.

What is so special about this fabric?

Walk is a natural wool product without any chemical additives and with temperature regu-lating and breathable effect. It is ideal for use in children‘s fashion. Wollwalk from pure new wool or merino wool is soft, lightweight, hardwearing, water resistant and durable. It adapts to fit the body shape of the child. The precious lanolin obtains with the after manufacturing process.

In addition, the walking process is a traditional, eco-friendly and environmentally conscious manufacturing, which satisfy my own eco-social aspiration.

What ist the structure of your collection?

The centerpieces of my collections are quality made coats, jackets and capes from Walkloden, for girls and boys. These are complemented with skirts, dresses, pants, and knitwear. I offer my garments in double sizes so that they accompa-ny the children several seasons and may become favourite pieces. Size 2 years (86/92) up to size 16 years (170/176). With each collection there are new accessories such as hats, headbands and scarves. Since 2014, selected parts are also available in women‘s sizes. Mother & child in matching outfits!

Where do you get your design inspiration from?

For my collections I always work with history and stories. For spring/ summer 2015 the sto-ry is called „Medows dance“. It takes us on a long expedition into the world of fantasy, with little miracles and great adventures on the way through this fairy tale.

On what can we look forward to in the new spring/ summer collection 2015?

This summer we present an exciting new discove-ry: hand printing. This process was in alpine areas once very popular for finishing „Dirndl“ costume and fabrics. For the wide flowing dresses and sum-mer coats the prints and sophisticated cuts provide a fine vintage look. The lightness of summer is re-flected in the choice of materials: for the first time particularly lighter and softer Walk (100% merino wool) and organic linen (GOTS-certified) is used. Aqua, light gray, chalk and mustard, are the colors of summer 2015 by Hilda.Henri.

Interview with Verena Wondrak, founder and designer of the kidswear label Hilda.Henri from Vienna, Austria.

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Interview mit Verena Wondrak, Gründerin und Designerin des Wiener Kindermode Labels Hilda.Henri.

Verena Wondrak - Designerin mit nachhaltigem Anspruch. Nach dem Abschluss an der renom-mierten Internationalen Modeschule ESMOD in München sammelte Verena Wondrak Erfahrun-gen im Modebusiness. Nach beruflichen Statio-nen als Modedesignerin für zahlreiche bekannte Marken und Zentraleinkäuferin sowie Geschäfts-führerin für den Einzelhandel, war der nächste Schritt zur eigenen Kollektion fast vorbestimmt. Mit der Förderung durch die Wirtschaftsagentur Wien gründete Verena Wondrak Anfang 2013 mit Hilda.Henri eine hochwertige Walk- und Strickkollektion mit nachhaltigem Anspruch. „Ich möchte mit meinen Entwürfen Emotionen wecken, Geschichten erzählen und Erinnerungen hervorrufen“, sagt die Mutter einer dreijährigen Tochter. „Alle meine Entwürfe haben eine klare Botschaft: Hilda.Henri ist optimistisch! Ich glaube daran, dass Lebensfreude und Verantwortungsge-fühl vereinbar sind und dass Verantwortung nicht mit Verzicht einhergehen muss“, erklärt Verena Wondrak ihre Motivation.

Was steht hinter dem Namen Hilda.Henri? Gibt es hierzu eine besondere Geschichte?

Ich liebe Geschichten zu den Dingen. Und natür-lich gibt es auch eine Geschichte zu Hilda.Henri: Meine Großmutter, zu der ich eine enge Bindung hatte, war gebürtige Wienerin und hieß Hilda. Den Namen Henri mag ich sehr gern und hätte ich statt einer Tochter einen Sohn bekommen so wäre sein Name Henri.

Wie kamen sie auf die Idee eine Walkloden-Kollektion für Kinder zu gründen?

Walk begleitet mich schon seit meiner Kindheit. Meine Mama hat meine Schwester und mich bereits im Kindergarten in Walkjacken gesteckt. Ich erinnere mich gut an meinen roten Walk-janker: er war dunkelblau eingefasst und hatte kleine silberne Metallknöpfe. Am liebsten trug ich dazu meinen grünen Schottenrock. Meine Mutter kombinierte schon damals das traditio-nelle Material mit modischen Teilen. Viele Jahre später, als Studentin an der Modeschule ESMOD, kam mir dieses besondere Naturmaterial während meines Praktikums Kleidermacher im Salzburger Land wieder unter die Finger. Seitdem ist Walk mein Lieblingsstoff! Nach der Geburt meiner Tochter war klar: Kindermode aus Walk, das will ich machen! Weg von der Tracht: authentisch, besonders, hochwertig und zeitlos. Meine Klei-dungsstücke sollen durch die Familie gereicht werden können und lange leben.

Verena Wondrak,

Designer with a Sustainable ClaimAfter graduating from the premier design uni-versity ESMOD in Munich I gathered experience in the fashion business. Following professional positions as a fashion designer for a string of well-known brands, and working as a central buyer and manager in the retail trade, the next step to creating my own collection was almost predestined. With a grant from departure (the Creative Agency of the City of Vienna), I foun-ded Hilda.Henri, a premium milled loden and knitwear collection with an emphasis on sustai-nability at the beginning of 2013.

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Was ist das Besondere an diesem Material für Sie?

Walk ist ein natürliches Wollprodukt ohne chemi-sche Zusätze und mit temperaturregulierender und atmungsaktiver Wirkung. Er eignet sich her-vorragend für die Verwendung in der Kindermo-de. Wollwalk aus reiner Schur- oder Merinowolle ist weich, leicht, strapazierfähig, wasserabweisend und langlebig. Er passt sich der Körperform des Kindes an. Das wertvolle Lanolin bleibt der Wolle beim Herstellungsprozess erhalten. Außerdem ist das Walken eine traditionelle, umweltschonende und ökologisch bewusste Fertigung, die meinem eigenen ökosozialen Anspruch gerecht wird.

Aus welchen Artikel und Größen ist Ihre Kollek-tion aufgebaut?

Herzstück meiner Kollektionen sind hochwer-tig verarbeitete Mäntel, Jacken und Capes aus Walkloden, für Mädchen und Buben. Ergänzt werden diese Teile mit Röcken, Kleidern, Hosen, und Strick. Ich biete meine Kleidungsstücke in Doppelgrößen an, so dass sie die Kinder mehrere Saisonen begleiten und zu Lieblingsteilen werden können. Gr.2 (86/92) bis Gr.16 (170/176). Zu jeder Kollektion gibt es innovative Accessoires wie z.B. Mützen, Stirnbänder oder Schals. Ab 2014 sind ausgesuchte Teile auch in Damengrößen mit im

Programm. Mutter & Kind im Partnerlook!

Woher kommen Ihre Inspirationen für das De-sign der Kollektion Hilda.Henri?

Ich arbeite bei meinen Kollektionen immer mit Geschichte und Geschichten. Für Frühjahr/ Som-mer 2015 heißt die Geschichte „Medows dance“. Sie erzählt von ausgedehnten Streifzügen durch die Welt der Phantasie, den kleinen Wundern und grossen Abenteuern auf dem Weg durch dieses Land.

Auf was dürfen wir uns in der neuen Frühjahr/ Sommer Kollektion 2015 besonders freuen?

Diesen Sommer wartet die Designerin mit ei-ner weiteren spannenden Neuentdeckung auf: dem Handdruck. Dieses Verfahren war im alpi-nen Raum einst sehr populär zum Veredeln von Trachten- und Dirndlstoffen. Den weit fallenden Kleidern und Sommermänteln verleihen Druck und raffinierte Schnitte einen edlen Vintage-Look. Die Leichtigkeit des Sommers spiegelt sich in der Auswahl der Materialien: zum ersten Mal kom-men besonders leichter und weicher Walk (100% Merinowolle) sowie Bio-Leinen (GOTS-zertifiziert) Aqua, Hellgrau, Kreide und Senf sind die Farben des Sommers 2015 von Hilda.Henri.

www.hildahenri.com

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Find here the latest children‘s fashion trends from the international catwalks and fairs. See inportant looks from SPRING | SUMMER 2015 season‘s top shows.

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LITTLE FASHION WEEK BRUSSELS 2015 After a sucessful first edition last year, the second edition will take place in Brussels on Saturday 14th, Sunday 15th and Monday 16th February 2015. Given the success and the many requests for participation in the next edition, The CHOCOLAT AND MILK asbl, led by Sandrine Bouillon is back with their second edition. Several defiles will take place every day in order to present autumn/ winter 2016 collections. Don‘t miss and plan your trip to Brussels.www.littlefashionweek.com

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Sunrise, sunset, dawn and dusk times for the whole year. Poolside paradise with laid-back attitude, where surfer boys have fun and don‘t take themself too souriously. Unexpected styling with ironic parts, sporty linear structures, beach styles with glossy pop art approach; Vibrant use of colour and geometric shapes and pattern are prevalent throughout this trend.

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Wild Spirit feels are important, especially for children. Boys love to explore the nature with its rustic charm of wooden huts and wilderness. Handmade toys, tribal pattern with red indian elements, details that evoke feelings of joy and happiness. Inspired by the Jumanji movie set for release in 2015, this fantasy trend features bohostriped cargo pants and shorts, jerseys with fractured pattern, rainforest colourpalettes for an adventured journey.

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Dylan | tank top: Gap Kidshenley top: Polo Ralph Lauren shirt: Polo Ralph Laurenvest: Gap Kids

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Tèa | blouse: Abercrombiet-shirt: Gap Kids

necklaces: Blu Lua

PHOTOGRAPHY: Allana Wesley White www.allanawesleywhite.comSTYLING: Chad Tucker, Wilhelmina Artists, Miami HAIR AND MAKEUP: Colleen Stone, Wilhelmina Artists MiamiMODELS: Tèa Elbaz, Dylan Barron

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Left side Tèa | all shirts and jeans: Gap Kids, boots: Bally, necklaces: Blu LuaDylan | shirt and jeans: Levi’s, scarf: Zara Kids, necklaces: Blu Lua Above left. shirt: Polo Ral-ph Lauren, plaid shirt: Gap Kids, sweatpants: Gap Kids, shoes: converse, necklaces: Blu Lua

Above right. hat: Zara, shirt: Zara Kids, jacket: Polo Ralph Lauren, bracelets: Blu Lua.

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Left side Tèa | shirt: Abercrombie, jeans: Gap Kids, boots: Bally jewelry: Blu Lua Above. leather jacket: Zara, scarf: Asos, shirt: Gap Kids t-shirt: Gap Kids, jeans: Levi’s, jewelry: Blu Lua

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Below Dylan | jacket: Zara Kids, t-shirt: Zara Kids, jeans: Levi’s, hat: Zara Kids, shoes: Zara Kids Tèa | shirts: Gap Kids, jeans: Zara Kids, hat: Gap Kids, jewelry: Blu Lua, boots: AldoShoes

Left side Tèa | blouse and skirt: Abercrombie, t-shirt: Gap Kids, boots: Sam Edelman, necklaces: Blu Lua, Dylan | tank top: Gap Kids, henley top & shirt: Polo Ralph Lauren, vest: Gap Kids, jeans: Diesel,

shoes: Converse, hat: Diesel.

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PINTEREST FINDSAt Circus Magazine we are big fans of PINTEREST. That‘s why we love to share our favorite finds with you. Take a look at our many board on Pinterest. Stay up-to-date and become one of our followers: pinterest.com/circusmag

We love this idea of Poster Calendar by elizabethkartchner.com

Also take a look for printing templates here the-lilypad.com

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Gifts For the Cool Kid - Kukkia Wooden footprint sandals$31 each; normanandjules.com

Ta.Ta. Unconventional Design For Kids

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French artist Nathalie Lété‘s Large Water-

color Set includes 24 unusual colors in an old-fashioned metal box with one of her paintings on the lid;

$25 from Alder & Co.by Remodelista Daily

Sleeping Lion pillow with fun fringe $50 www.miniboheme.com

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A Beeds Neckless for Mummy!

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IDEA & EDITORINGFashion School for Kids.com

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It is an easy and beautiful gift. Make the neckless colourful and as long or short as you like. You can also use a nylon string. We used special beed strings with a „needle“ fixed to the string. That made it easier threading the beads. If you don‘t want to make the tassels yourself you can buy them ready made and just fix them to the neckless. Enjoy!

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Soup in Pumpkin!Get this all-star, easy-to-follow yummy „Soup in Pumpkin Bowl“.

RECEIPE AND FOOD BY ULLA KILLINGFACEBOOK.COM/KILLINGPEPPER

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Ingredients

2 - 4 small hokkaido pumpkins

For the soup:2 tablespoons unsalted butter2 small onion, chopped250g Fontina cheese, chopped50g Gruyére cheese, chopped4 spigs thyme250 ml creama pinch of freshly grated nutmegkosher salt, freshly ground pepper, oil

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Ingredients

2 - 4 small hokkaido pumpkins

For the soup:2 tablespoons unsalted butter2 small onion, chopped250g Fontina cheese, chopped50g Gruyére cheese, chopped4 spigs thyme250 ml creama pinch of freshly grated nutmegkosher salt, freshly ground pepper, oil

Directions

Preheat the oven to 150°C degrees .Make the bowls: Use a paring knife to cut a large circle around the stem of each pumpkin (make a zigzag cut, if desired). Remove the lid and scoop out the seeds and fibers.

Make the soup: Melt the butter in a large saucepan over low heat. Add the shallots and cook until translucent. Add cream and the two cheeses. Add the thyme leaves and cook 10 minutes until cheese has melted. Season with nutmeg and salt and pepper. Discard the thmye sprigs.

Place the pumpkins and lids on a baking sheet; Fill in the soup and roast until tender, 35 to 50 minutes, depending on their size.Serve with fresh pumpkin break or crackers.

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Waffeleisen Artisan von KitchenAid

Kinder-Backformen-Set Dr. Oetker

Linzer Ausstecher „Smiley“Dr. Oetker

Kinder-Backset mit Rührschüssel18 teiliges Set | Dr. Oetker

Everyday Kitchen for Kids: 100 Amazing Savory and Sweet

Recipes Your Children Can Really Make, via amazon.com

Everyday Kitchen for Kids: 100 Amazing Savory and Sweet

Recipes Your Children Can Really Make, via amazon.com

Teenie BackbuchBackfun pur mit den besten Freundinnen und zusammen die

Küche entdecken. Das Backbuch ist abgestimmt auf die Vorlieben junger

Mädchen: 50 leckere Rezepte: Amerikaner, Cupcakes, Whoopies, angesagte Cakepops oder selbst gemachte

Marshmallows.Dr. Oetker, 96 Seiten,

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KitchenessentialsKids love to cook and help in the kitchen.

Get the right tools so we all have fun Mom, Dad & Kids.

Kinder-Messerset 2-teiligKuhn Rikon via JAKO-O

Backpinsel, 2er Setvon IKEA

SKÄCK Schüssel 2er-Setvon IKEA

MIXTUR Ofenform 4er-Set | von IKEA

Waagevon IKEA

Kinderkochschule„Das habe ich ganz

alleine gemacht!“ Mit diesem Buch können Mädchen und Jungen schon ab Schulalter selbst Gerichte zau-bern und lernen ne-benbei viel über den Umgang mit Lebens-mitteln. 15 Rezepte

mit Schritt-für-Schritt Anleitung.

Dr. Oetker, 96 Seiten14,99€

Küchenmaschine Artisan von KitchenAid

Artisan Akku-Stabmixer mit Zubehör-Set | von KitchenAid

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„Wall Stories“THE BERLIN ARTISTS

INKA GIERDEN AND JULIEN COLLIEUX

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Wandmalerei ist eine der ältesten überlieferten Kulturleistungen. Für das Berliner Künstlerpaar Inka Gierden und

Julien Collieux (Julien stammt aus Marseille, die beiden haben drei Kinder) bedeutet Wandmalerei in erster Linie Räume zu verwandeln, ihnen Atmosphäre zu verleihen und den persönlichen Stil des Bewohners zu spiegeln. Inspiriert durch traditionelle Wandgestaltungstechniken spielen die Künstler mit Farbe, Formen und Nuancen. Die Farbstimmung steht im Vordergrund und wird durch gemalte Details, Ornamente und Muster ergänzt. Dabei verwenden sie vorwiegend Farbpigmente nach alten Rezepturen. In ihrem Atelier in Berlin-Kreuzberg, im dritten Hinterhof eines Altbauhauses, ganz verwunschen und idyllisch, arbeiten das Ehepaar. Hier fertigen sie auch kleine Bilder für die Wand: Fische auf Gold, kleine Zwerge, Mädchen, die den Schlaf des Kindes behüten, zauberhafte Dekorationen für‘s Kinderzimmer. „Wir lasieren die Farben in mehren Schichten, daraus entsteht Tiefe“, erklärt die Künstlerin. Es

ist verblüffend. Sogar vergleichsweise kleine Wände wirken so größer und anziehender. „Ich arbeite gern auf alten Wänden“, sagt Inga Gierke. Weil alte Wände Geschichten erzählen. Die meisten der verwendeten Farben kommen aus Frankreich, weil das Bemalen von Wänden dort eine längere und vor allem etabliertere Tradition hat. „Ich würde mir in Deutschland mehr Farbmut wünschen“, sagt Inka Gierden, „in England und Frankreich zum Beispiel hat man die weiße Wand nie geliebt, dort haben die Künstler immer mit Ockerfarben gearbeitet. Wir verwenden vorwiegend Farbpigmente nach alten Rezepturen.“ Aus Gläsern und Plastikdosen mit Kaseinfarben und Natur-Farbpigmenten in Grün-, Grau-, Braun- und Blautönen, von leuchtendem Gelb bis Knallrot mischen die beiden die Traumfarben ihrer Kunden. Die Preise für die Wandlung hängt von der Beschaffenheit der Räume und Wände ab, eine Altbauwand (fünf mal dreieinhalb Meter) kostet rund 1300 Euro. Zeitloser Schönheit, vereint mit Handwerkskunst. www.wand-lungen.de

„SCHÖNE, FARBENFROHE WÄNDE GEBEN

MENSCHEN DAS GEFÜHL,

GEBORGEN ZU SEIN.“

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Gold und Silber wüunsch‘ ich mir!

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Mural painting is one of the oldest traditional cultural achievements. For Berlin artists couple, Inca Gierden and

Collieux Julien (Julien comes from Marseille, and they have three children) it means to transform the atmosphere of a room and reflect the personal style of the resident. Inspired by traditional wall design techniques, the artists like to play with color, shapes and shades. The color tone is prioritised and is complemented by painted designs, ornaments and patterns. hey are used most of all pigments according to old recipes. In their studio in Berlin-Kreuzberg, in the third inner courtyard of an oldstyle house, is especially magical and enchanting. Here they make little pictures for the wall, for beginners, so to speak - fishes on a gold background, small dwarves and girls watching over the child as it sleeps, when the picture is hung above their bed.“We glaze the colours in several layers which lends depth”, the artist explains, „and we mainly use pigments based on old formulae“. It is

astonishing - even comparatively small walls look so much larger and more attractive. “I like working on old walls”, says Inga Gierden. That is because old walls have tales to tell.“ Most of the paints originate in France, because painting walls enjoys a longer and, in particular, more firmly -established tradition there. “I would like to see more use of colours in Germany”, says Inga Gierden. “In Britain and France, for example,people have never liked a white wall - there, artists have always worked with ochres. We mainly use pigments based on old formulae. Inka and Julien mix their customers’ dream colours from bright yellow to vivid red, from jars and plastic containers with casein colours and natural pigments in green, grey, brown and blue tones. The prices for the transformation depend on the condition of the rooms and the walls. A wall in an old building (five times three-and-a half metres), costs around 1,300 euros. It‘s timeless beauty, combined with old craftsmanship!www.wand-lungen.de

„BEAUTIFUL, COLOURFUL

WALLS MAKE

PEOPLE FEEL

PROTECTED.“

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BERLINCITY

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Freunde von Freunden BERLINDo you want to know how people live in Berlin? Au-thentic and nothing staged! The book Freunde von Freunden (Friends of Friends) presents twenty-five Berlin creatives in their workspaces and homes. A unique and exclusive glimpse into their storied lives. With back-ground information and insiders’ tips.

EUR 39,90shop.gestalten.com

„Poor but sexy“ - that was the ultimate slogan for Berlin, quoted by former mayor Klaus Wowereit. But Berlin is growing up and things have changes a lot since then. Still there are places in Berlin that are „poor and sexy“ but many former wastelands have developed into trendy Gallery areas with chic shopping malls and cool hotels and restaurants. Berlin may not be the most glamorous of metro-politan cities around the world but it tells stories about East and West history at every corner. This unique atmosphere still attracts creative individu-als and art lovers from all over the world, not only to visit but also to live and work in this city. They come togehter and collectively fashioning Berlin.

„Arm aber sexy“ - mit diesem Satz beschrieb 2003 der damalige Ber-liner Bürgermeis-ter Klaus Wowe-reit den Zeitgeist Berlins. Aber Berlin ist inzwischen er-wachen gewor-den und vieles hat sich seitdem in der Hauptstadt Deutschlands ver-ändert. Wo einst Wildheit herrschte reihen sich heute angesagte Gale-rien, schicke Ein-kaufshallen und hippe Hotels und

Restaurants. Mit seiner einzigartigen Geschich-te und seiner Multi-Kulti- Atmosphäre schafft die Stadt es aber nach wie vor Kultur-Liebhaber und Krative aus der ganzen Welt anzuziehen, nicht nur um die Stadt zu besichtigen, nein sondern auch um gleich hierzubleiben, hier zu leben und zu ar-beiten und die Zukunft Berlins mit zu gestalten.

WELCOME TO BERLIN!

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BIKINI, BERLIN Germany’s first concept Mall. The name BIKINI BERLIN comes from the name Bikinihaus, which is how local Berliners affectionately christened the building in the 1950s.Today it is a concept mall, a com-pilation of carefully curated and coordinated boutiques, concept and flagship stores, as well as gastronomy offers and service providers. One highlight of Bikini Berlin is the 7,000 m² large, landscaped and publicly accessible roof terrace and the unique view of the zoo and its wildlife. www.bikiniberlin.deNext to the Bikinihaus you find the 25hours Hotel and the Monkey Bar.

25hours HOTEL The 25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin is as diverse as the big city itself. It is located in the City West and is as wild as a jungle. The hotel is lo-cated next to Bikini-Haus building and the Berlin Zoo. Werner Aiss-linger and his team created a ho-tel world playing with the contrasts of nature and culture. The hotel is popular not only among its own guests, thanks to the restaurant NENI and the MONKEY BAR on the top floor with a 360° rooftop terra-ce and first-class views of the city

and the Berlin Zoo.

www.25hours-hotels.com

ZOO-AQUARIUMThe Aquarium is part of the Berlin Zoo. Since it‘s opening in 1913 the capacity has grown for more than 13,000 ani-mals from animal classes fish, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates and arth-ropods. Young visitors are offered a comprehensive program. In the winter months the aquarium offers guided tours at night.Daily open from 9am to 6pm

www.aquarium-berlin.de

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INSIDER TIPS MITTE

SOHO HOUSE BERLIN Soho House Berlin opened in May 2010, in Berlin‘s MitteIt is a private members‘ club but you can book a room for your berlin trip and become a member while you stay! The hotel’s 65 bedrooms are situated over 6 floors and come in six different categories. It has a lovely restaurant with terrace and a pool on the top floor.www.sohohouseberlin.com

BERLINER WEIHNACHTSMÄRKTE Christmas Market is something very German. They usu-ally start beginning of December. The market sells food, drink, and seasonal items from open-air stalls, somtimes accompanied by traditional singing and dancing. Popular attractions at the markets are hand crafted gift, toys, books, Christmas tree decorations and ornaments. Berlin has seva-ral markets around the city. You can download a wonderful

guide to all markets in Berlin at this website:

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BOROS COLLECTIONThe Boros Collection is a private collection ofcontemporary art. It contains groups of works by in-ternational artists dating from 1990 to the present.The Collection is situated in a old bunker in Berlin-Mitte. in 2003 Christian Boros purchases the bunker and converted it to house his collection. In 2007 the reno-vations were completed with first public showing of installations. Showings can be visited by advance ap-pointment on this website. The tours take place from Thursday to Sunday, also in English.www.sammlung-boros.de

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MAYBACHUFER „Turkish Market“ (Friday Market). They also

call it „Little Antalya“ and it‘s a colorful place at the Maybachufer in Berlin Neukölln: The open-air bazaar offers , fruits and vegetables, turkish food, yummy lunches, souvenirs and lots of fabrics and accessories at sensational prices. Every Friday 11 am till 6.30 pm. On sunny days there is music playing, singing and dancing. www.tuerkenmarkt.de

INSIDER TIPS KREUZBERG | NEUKÖLN

MODULOR PLANET It is another world, a planet for creatives and the ones who love crafting. Mo-dulor, the place for everything you can image regarding arts and crafts. Located at the Mo-ritzplatz, it‘s like a toys place for adults! With its globally unique range of materials, the com-pany offers together with its partners, materials, products and services for creative pro-fessionals on more than 11,000 square meters. www.modulor.de

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MARKTHALLE NEUN Slow Food movement has also reached Berlin. The concept of Markthalle Neun is to offer local products in the city. Highlight

ist Street Food Thursday! From 5pm to 10pm Berlin also demonstrates on the topic food as a creative metropolis, as an immigration city with a large variety of authentic food cultures. Don‘t miss the slow roasted pork sandwiches from Big Stuff Smoked BBQ.www.markthalleneun.de

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PRENZLAUER BERG | FRIEDRICHSHAIN

SHISO BURGERShiso‘ is Japanese and means „leaf“. At Shiso Burger you‘ll get burgers with an Asian twist. You can have a Bulgogi version a with Korean flavours, the Ebi one with Tiger Prawn, the Shiso one with tuna but then also just a simple Cheese Burger. Along with your burger you can choose between classic french frieds, twisted potatoes, sweet potato fries or/and cole slaw.www.shisoburger.de

SUNDAY AT MAUERPARK Every Sunday Mauerpark in Prenzlauer Berg-District at Bernauer Straße 63, Berlin‘s famous flea market attracts crowds of tourists and Berliners bargain-hunting for clothes, furniture, rummage and trumpery. It is frequently used as sunday afternoon activity by many hip Berliners. Several stalls in between the sales booths offer international delicacies, some with little lounges. The market opens at 11 am. www.flohmarktimmauerpark.de

Amother Sunday afternoon cult is the Karaoke at Mauerpark amphitheatre, next to the market. The karaoke sessions only takes place on Sunday from spring until fall and start at 3pm. The music spectacle is organized by Irish Gareth Lennon and if you want to get a seat you should be there early.

BOUTIQUE HOTELLINNENPlayful. Unique. Exaggerated. Reclaimed. It‘s like coming home: carefully selected vintage pieces are set off against patterend wallpaper, industrial-styled lamps against wood-paneld walls. Linnen is a space in flux. A German-Canadian couple run the hotel. They find it to be a positive and dynamic part of their concept and not a lack of focus. They believe that spaces and environments can work organically. They purposely created spaces that are unlike those found in hotels. The hotel has 4 rooms and a suite with two bedrooms. Unique! www.linnenberlin.com

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Do you read me?!Auguststr. 28 | MitteOne of Berlin‘s best bookstore offers a selected assortment of magazines and readings from around the world.The spectrum ranges from fashion, photography and art, through architecture, interior and design to cultural matters and society. We provide advice, research and compile your personal assortment.

www.doyoureadme.deOpen:Mo-Fr 12-19 Uhr,

Sa 12-18 Uhr.

Petit BoutiqueAuguststr. 26A | MitteAt Ines Colmorgen’s Petit Boutique in Berlin Mitte, everything is selected and refined. Lovely and well-fitted clothes for children from 0-10 years can be found in this beautifully decorated shop. Petit Bateau, Bellerose, Pluiplui, Selana and Imps & Elfs. Shoes from Pom d‘Api, Galucci or Zecchino d‘oro. Few but very charming toys you’ll find in the shop. Unfortunately they don’t have a website yet. Petit Boutique

Tel.: +49-30- 84710712Open:Mo-Fr 12-19 Uhr, Sa 12-18 Uhr.

Baby ManufacturPariserstr. 21 |CharlottenburgSeit 2008 betreibenKristine Stüvecke ge-meinsam mit Ehemann das Kindergeschäft in der Pariserstr. Schwerpunkt der Baby Manufactur ist die Einrichtung des Kinderzimmers. Hierfür kommt die gelernte In-nenarchitektin zur indi-viduellen Planung auch gerne zu Ihnen nach

Hause.

www.babymanufactur.comTel.: +49 30 318 05 752Open:Mo-Fr 11-18 Uhr, Sa 11-16 Uhr.

KinderkaufhausBrunnenstr. 24 | MitteDas Kinderkaufhaus in Berlin Mitte bietet ein ausgesuchtes Sortiment an Kinderbekleidung Mädchen / Jungen von Größe 104 bis 158 , Schu-he, Möbel, Spielzeug, Kinderbücher und und Accessoires. Neben einer m umfangreichen Beklei-dungsangebot ermög-licht as Angebot auch eine perfekte Gestaltung individueller Kinderzim-mer.

www.kinderkaufhaus-berlin.deTel.: +49-30- 40054326Open:Mo-Sa 10-19 Uhr

d.nik-KinderConceptStoreWörther Straße 14 | KollwitzplatzPrenzlauerBergIm Berliner Kollwitzkiez befindet sich der d.nik - KinderConceptStore. Im Prenzlauer Berg verkauft sich junges europäisches Design gut.. Dazu gibt es Kindermöbel-Klassiker, alles unter dem Thema Einrichtung, Kindermöbel und Wohnen mit Kindern.

www.dnik-berlin.deTel.: +49 30 318 05 752Open:Mo-Fr 10-19 Uhr, Sa 10-18 Uhr.

FinKid StoreLeonhardtstraße 24 |CharlottenburgFinkid is a children‘s clothing brand that originated in Finland - a country renowned for its spaciousness and love of nature. Their philosophy is dedicated to the ideas of freedom, fun, and discovery.

stores.finkid.deTel.: +49. 30. 31 01 63 50Open:Mo-Fr 10-18 Uhr, Sa 10-14 Uhr.

winzig & kleinVeteranenstr. 24 |MitteWinzig & Klein ist Mo-deboutique und Galerie. Ausgesuchte stilvolle inter-nationale Kindermode für 0-10 jährige Kinder sowie zahlreiche exo-tische de-korative und unterhaltsa-me Kuriositäten aus aller Welt.

www.winzigundklein.deOpen:Mo 14-18.30 Uhr, Di-Sa 11-18.30 Uhr.

THE BEST CHILDREN STORES IN BERLIN

MORE SHOP TIPS CHECK SHOPIKONWWW.SHOPIKON.COM/BERLIN/SHOPPING-GUIDE

BERLINShopping

Walking the CatMulackstraße 7 | MitteWalking the Cat is originally an Online store for kids fashion (0-8 years) with the coolest and trendiest children’s fashions from all over the world. With an eye on the latest trends, they have lovingly selected the most fashionable German and international kidswear brands. Now they also have an POP-UP Shop in Berlin Mitte.

www.walkingthecat.comOpen:Mo-Sa 12-19 Uhr

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Berlin may be widely celebrated as a party and night city with great food, cool clubs and music places but there are many historical places a must to be seen, like the Berlin

Wall Memorial. Here we lined up some of the best must seen in Berlin.

l Reichstag Visit 1990s glass dome on top of the 1890s Reichstag or the iconic Berliner Fern-sehturm (TV Tower) for an aerial view. Look down to see Micha Ullman‘s memorial to the 1933 book burning at Bebelplatz; visitors peer down through a window in the middle of the square to find a library lined with empty shelves. l Museums The Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation runs 18 great museums, like the Nationalgalerie designed by Mies van der Rohe, the Hamburger Bahnhof (a contemporary art museum housed in an 1870s train station). Set aside a day for Museumsinsel, an island of five museums on the Spree. l C/O Berlin Foundation at Amerika Haus in Charlotten-burg is a pri-vate founda-tion. Through crowdfunding it was possible to finance the reconstrution of the „Amerika Haus“. As an ex-hibition center for photography, C/O Berlin presents the work of re-nowned artists, organi-zes events, promotes ta-lented young artists, and accompanies children on voyages of discovery through our visual cul-ture.l Berlin Wall Memorial, it is the central memorial site of German division, located in the middle of the capital. Situated at the historic site on Bernauer Strasse, it extends along 1.4 kilometers of the for-mer border strip.

l Topography of Terror Documentation Cen-ter, More than one million people visited the “Topography of Terror” in 2013, making the do-cumentation center one of the most frequently visited places of remembrance in Berlin. During the “Third Reich” the headquarters of the Secret State Police, the SS and the Reich Security Main Office were located at the site, Niederkirchner-straße 8. l Berlin City Tours. Another great way to ex-plore the city is a guided tour. For the begin-ning it is great - like in many other cityts world wide - to take a tour with one of the sight seeing bus. You can also book a Berlin Art Tour (art-berlin-online.de). Book a tour highlighting Bau-haus and Modernist architecture, or check out Berlin‘s green design scene.l Sightseeing per boat, Reederei Spreetours: See the city by boat as you travel along the Spree.

l Stolper-steine. In a city filled with monu-ments and m e m o r i -als, two of the most t h o u g h t -

ful and beautifully designed memorials are in the ground: Stolpersteine (stumbling blocks) are cobblestone-sized brass plaques listing the

name, dates of birth, depor-tation and death of victims of the Nazi regime. They are ins-talled in front of the buildings where the victim resided.

YOU WILL NEVER RUN OUT OF THINGS TO SEE IN BERLIN.

THE CITY IS THE HEART OF EUROPE AND FULL OF HISTORY.

COOL CITIES is a new visual city guide to the hippest hotels, restau-rants, cafés, clubs, bars, lounges, shops, and other highlights of such exciting cities like Berlin. With a great APP!www.cool-cities.com9,95€

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AAbercrombie |www.abercrombie.comAgatha Ruiz de la Prada |www.agatharuizdelaprada.comAldoShoes |www.aldoshoes.comAmazon |amazon.comAngulus |www.angulus.dkAristrocat Kids |www.aristocratkids.comAsos |www.asos.de

BBandit Kids |www.banditkids.com.auBarbour |www.barbour.comBarcarola |www.barcarolamodainfantil.comBillieblush |www.groupecwf.comBillybandit |www.groupecwf.comBisgaard |www.bisgaardschuhe.deBlu Lua |blulua.comBlutsgeschwister |shop.blutsgeschwister.deBoboli |www.boboli.esBugaboo | www.bugaboo.com

C, D,ECamper | www.camper.comCatimini |www.zanniergroup.comChloé Kids |www.groupecwf.comConverse |www.converse.comDiesel |store.diesel.comDr. Oetker |www.oetker.deemu |www.emuaustralia.com

FFalke |www.falke.comFashion from Spain |www.fashionfromspain.com Feiyue | www.feiyue-shoes.com Fimi Madrid |www.fimi.esfinkid |www.finkid.deGolden Goose |www.goldengoosedeluxebrand.com

G, HGap Kids |www.gap.comgestalten |shop.gestalten.comGuess Kids |guesskids.guess.comHilda.Henri |www.hilda.henri.comHunter |www.hunterboots.com

I, J, KIglo & Indi |www.igloandindi.comIKEA |www.ikea.comIl Gufo |www.ilgufo.itJAKA-O |www.jako-o.deJ.Crew |www.jcrew.com

Junior Gaultier |www.zanniergroup.comKenzo Kids |www.zanniergroup.comKickers |www.kickers-schuhe.deKitchen Aid |www.kitchenaid.de

LLee Kids |www.groupecwf.comLili Gaufrette |www.zanniergroup.comLittle Fashion Week |www.littlefashionweek.comLittle Pieces |littlepieces.deLittle Marc Jacob |www.groupecwf.com

M, N, O Mango Kids |shop.mango.comMayoral |www.mayoral.comMini Boheme |www.miniboheme.comMini Preen |preenbythorntonbregazzi.comname it |nameit.comNaturino |www.naturino.comNorman & Jules |www.normanandjulesOh! Soleil |ohsoleil.com

P, Q, RPaglie |www.paglie.dePan con Chocolate |www.panconchocolate.comPaul Smith Junior |www.zanniergroup.comPhilipp Plein Junior |www.philipp-plein.comPolo Ralph Lauren |www.ralphlauren.comReima |www.reimashop.comRemodelista |www.remodelista.com

SSam Edelman |www.samedelman.com ShowStyleKids |showstylekids.comSmallable |smallable.comSorel |sorel.com

TTartine et Chocolat |www.zanniergroup.comTimberland |www.groupecwf.comTUC TUC |www.tuctuc.comTata Kids Design |tatakidsdesign.comTeNeues |www.teneues.com

U, V, WUGG |www.uggaustralia.comUniqlo | www.uniqlo.comWandlungen | www.wand-lungen.de

X, Y, ZZara Kids |www.zara.com

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