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Earlier this month, we told you that Stella McCartney had teamed up with Gap to produce a new line of kids clothing. Of course Stella would never use leather or fur, so we knew the line would not only be stylish, but cruelty-free as well. Full Article at Ecorazzi
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As we learned from Grazia today, apparently even Stella herself is going to try to squeeze into items from her just-launched GapKids collection. Full Article at SheFinds.com
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Stella McCartney is no stranger to design collaborations. Having already teamed up with Adidas for a long-term partnership of athletic gear, the British designer has previously created capsule collections for LeSportsac, H&M and YSL Beaute. Full Article at National Post
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We let you know back in June that eco-friendly designer Stella McCartney was creating a line for GAP Kids. Full Article at Luxist
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I can’t afford Stella McCartney’s designer duds (whah!), but I will totally be dropping coin on a few pieces from Stella’s kids’ collection for Gap, on sale today. Full Article at MomFinds.com
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We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to build on successful past collaborations with a world class design talent like Stella
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For years now I’ve wanted to create a collection for kids ... I think it has a mix of playful and practical. I tried to create a whole kids wardrobe. There are pieces that are classic and sort of timeless and hopefully very chic, mixed with more playful and a little bit cooler pieces.
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I think this collection has a mix of the playful and practical. It's a reflection of my brand; there are pieces that are classic and very sort of timeless and hopefully very chic, and then there are pieces that are the kind you chuck in the washing machine and they get better with time and, you know, th...
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I feel women are in the right place now where they are a little bit more confident about their bodies in general, and don’t necessarily wear lingerie to only allure men. It’s more about making ourselves happy and about addressing our needs, while also expressing our sexuality
