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How clothes for kids could mean big profits for fashion houses

April 7, 2017

Balmain Kids, spring/summer 2017

 

By Danny Parisi

MUSCAT, Oman – Fashion has the opportunity to make big profits off small clothes with the increasing popularity of children’s luxury wear, according to the CEO of Pitti Immagine.

Speaking at Condé Nast’s International Luxury Conference, the executive spoke about the current revolution of luxury children’s wear that is currently sweeping through the fashion world. This movement is helped along by social media, which has empowered people’s desires to show off their stylish children.

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