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We're just starting to pack away our kids' Winter sweaters and bringing out the shorts and tees, but after seeing Bonpoint's Winter 2013 collection, we can't help but dream of wool tights, leather jackets, and velvet dresses.

Never one to disappoint in terms of wishful wardrobing, Bonpoint continues to define effortless chic dressing for kids. From classic bohemian — think pin-tucks and tweed coats — to hip and now — I spy leather moto jackets and sheepskin vests — there's a reason celeb parents flock to Bonpoint's stores whenever they're in town. This Fall, the 43-year-old Paris-based company is taking a walk on the slightly darker side, in a collection filled with plenty of black and brown hues, muted reds, and faded tans. Click through to see some of our favorite pieces for Fall and join us in counting the days until back-to-school shopping official begins!

You'll have to wait until Saturday to see just how many more weeks of Winter we'll have, but one sure sign that warmer weather's on the way is the arrival of Spring and Summer styles to our favorite stores. While Mini Boden's latest collection is full of British practicality, Bonpoint's classic bohemian French roots are on display for its L'été Bleu (Blue Summer) collection, which is hitting store shelves now. Think sherbet-colored hues, polka dots and Liberty prints, traditional smocking, and warm-weather wedding attire for classically styled little ones.

We got a sneak peek at the Spring/Summer collection, which is sure to be seen on some of our favorite celeb tots in the coming months. In the meantime, we've picked out a dozen of our favorite looks for boys and girls — most of which are available for purchase now — to help get us in the mood for the upcoming season.

If style-conscious parents were anxiously awaiting the debut of Rachel Zoe's tot to see what trends the stylist would set for lil boys, than lil girls' moms are waiting on eggshells for the birth of Victoria Beckham's daughter this week. The mom of three boys has made it abundantly clear that she's been waiting to have a lil girl of her own, and now she's dropping hints about how she'll dress the tot. Don't expect baby Beckham to be decked out in trendy designer duds unless they have a classic feel. The former Posh Spice told WWD, "I love the French clothes for little girls. I like little girls to look like little girls."

For other mamas who hope to forgo logo, character, and phrase-splashed clothes, here's a look at 10 traditional children's clothing designers that will have your lil one looking like she fits right in with other Left Bank tots.