I am indeed a happy bunny this week as I discovered Smudgetikka has made it into the new WGSN list of the Top Ten blogs for Kidswear inspiration.
WGSN is the world leader in fashion trend forecasting and to make it into their top ten is a great privilege. They guide and predict for most of the big designer names in the business and are excellent at it.
Below is a reproduction of the article which subscribers received detailing the new top ten for kidswear inspiration.
Top Ten 2012 WGSN introduction
The Junior from Sweden and Babiekins from the USA
Heart and Habit from the USA and Smallable from France
Bellissima Kids from USA and Kid’swear from Germany
Pirouette Blog from nomad Florence Rolando, currently in Portugal and Bubble Blog from London
Little Circus from France and lastly yours truly Smudgetikka from London
The Junior, Babiekins, Heart and Habit, Smallable, Bellissima Kids, Kid’swear Magazine, Pirouette Blog, Bubble blog, Little Circus.
All material from WGSN and blog owners – all rights reserved
I agree with all the choices! Congratulations Linda!
Thank you Chantale, it is amazing to make the list for the second time when there is so much great competition out there.
Congrats!!! Well deserved all the accolades. You are rightfully on top and in a great company. Agree with every entry of this brilliant list.
Thank you Julia, I hope you have a great Christmas out on the West Coast.
Congratulation, it is real true, I love your blog, and to get every day news from your blog is big pleasure! Happy Christmas and New Year!
Best regards from Lithuania!
Thank you Rasa, I love the fact that my blog can be read in so many different countries around the world. A very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too.
Congrats!!! LOVE reading your blog
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Congratulations on this awesome distinction. Whenever my “mom blogger” friends and I discuss style inspiration for kid’s clothing design, Smudgetikka is usually somewhere at the top of the list. Thank you for the wonderful resource.
Thank you, that’s really great to know