Tralala Spring 2010 Collection at New York Showroom

I am please to announce that Spring 2010 Collection will be available for retailers to see at the "Curly Girls" Showroom at New york City .For appointment contact Wendy and her team at (212) 967-6457 or email them at www.curlygirls@aol.com

Spruce Up Your Child’s Wardrobe with Tralala Clothing

There is a very unique clothes shopping experience awaiting mothers of little girls. The clothes come from California, but their inspiration comes from years ago in France.
Anastasia Backstrand is the owner and designer of Tralala, a children’s clothing boutique. Long before leaving France, Backstrand was mesmerized by patterns and colors. She eventually earned an education in fashion design in Paris. In the mid 90s, she left France for California, where she lives and designs clothing today. Tralala became a reality in 2003 with her vision to design high-end children’s clothing.
Playtime for kids needs to be comfortable as well as fashionable. You will have the best dressed kids on the playground. If you like the vintage French look of floral appliques and black or red toile patterns, Tralala delivers that for your kids.
Unique is almost not strong enough a word to describe the clothing from Tralala. It’s made from 100% soft-combed cotton. Because the clothing has not been pre-shrunk, fashions will shrink the very first time they are washed. When choosing the appropriate size, it’s important to take into account that the clothing is sized for average children of every age.
The look of Tralala clothing can best be described as classic or romantic. Some designs have an Oriental flare with bold black and white fabric outlines in the skirts and play clothes. The clothing is made with limited edition, one-of-a-kind prints that are exclusive to Tralala. One look and you’ll quickly realize they are something special.
The spring 2009 collection is an organic baby and toddler line called Pure. Although Tralala generally caters to little girls, the Pure line offers babies of both genders a chance to wear luxurious, stylish cotton fabrics that are a signature of the Tralala clothing line.
The Pure line is expected to be more appealing and stylish than the typically bland look of organic clothing currently available to parents. The line is made from 100% bamboo cotton, mother of pearl buttons, and organic satin. It will include blankets, dresses, layettes, and pant sets.
A portion of all sales from the Pure line will be given to the organization Kids in Distressed Situation. The organization helps kids with the pure necessities of life such as shelter, food, and clothes.
Tralala makes a habit of helping out those in need. It’s also been involved with the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Feed the Children.
Tralala clothing is available at boutiques across the country. If there isn’t one near you, you can also shop for the clothing online. Whether you want to dress your little girl up in the unique clothing, or you have a newborn to buy a gift for, you will want to take a look at the Tralala clothing line. Fancy and fashionable as Tralala clothing is, it’s bound to become your child’s favorite clothing to wear thanks to its down-to-earth comfort.
About the Author:
Looking for clothing by Tralala? Kate Marie Wilber is the owner of Barefoot Bella an authorized retailer of Tralala kid’s clothing, and your premium source for exclusive items for boys and girls from infant up to size 14. Visit http://www.barefootbella.net/ for the perfect items for the precious boy or girl in your life.

Pure Collection Spring 2009

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Pure Collection by Tralala Inc., Bamboo Designer Baby Clothes

New to the eco-friendly baby clothing market, comes Pure by Tralala Inc. Just in time for Spring!Made in Southern California, Tralala has earned the reputation of making high-quality designer baby clothes, using fine textiles patterned with beautiful french vintage prints. Their new organic baby clothes collection, Pure, continues in this tradition, with classically hip designs made from ultra-soft 100% bamboo cotton.Looking and feeling like Egyptian cotton, and draping like silk, bamboo is naturally anti-bacterial and hypoallergenic, preventing allergies and skin irritations. It is also thermal regulating, helping to regulate body temperature. An excellent choice for our children and for our environment.

Tralala in Baby Couture

Tralala can be found as I Bookers Guide Editors Pick in the spring issue of Baby Couture. This Cherry print was a favorite this season.

Tralala featured on KTLA

Look for Victoria Collection blanket and layette set featured on KTLA Morning News Segment about Children’s Rooms, we were pleased to participate in this April 9th.

Tralala wind I Booker Media Innovation Award

We are Proud to announce that Tralala Inc. was chosen as a recipient of the 2008
I Bookers Guide Innovation in design award.

Patrick Demarchelier Photographer

PARIS

Le Petit Palais, Musée des Beaux Arts de la Ville de Paris, presents a comprehensive selection of 400 photographs by Patrick Demarchelier. Patrick Demarchelier’s style and talent make him became one of the most talented photographers in the world of fashion and beauty. Under the umbrella of diversity and contrast, this exhibition travels through several decades of inspiration where portraits of celebrities hang side-by- side with portraits of unknown muses… Patrick Demarchelier was born near Paris in 1943 to a modest family. He spent his childhood in France. For his seventeenth birthday, his stepfather bought him his first « Kodak » camera. He quickly became a natural behind the camera.

FASHION FROM PARIS TO NEW YORK

He discovered fashion photography by working as a free-lance photographer. is work drew the attention of Elle, Marie-Claire, 20 ans Magazine in France, Italy and in Germany. In 1975, he left France for New York without speaking a single word of English ....he become one of the greatest fashion photographers. He learned English on the street and by watching TV. He began his international career working for Glamour and Mademoiselle Magazines. He later worked for Vogue magazine and Harper’s Bazaar in September 1992 which resulted in a 12-year collaboration. .

Selected Links
http://www.younggalleryphoto.com/
http://www.artdaily.org/