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Among the myriad reasons we're crushing on new kids' line Indikidual: most pieces are truly unisex, they're beyond stylish, and the pieces are so soft and comfy that your kids will love them as much as you do! Made for kids 3 months to 7 years old, the English-Swedish brand just released its second collection, full of bright, whimsical graphics printed on organic cotton. Each piece is designed to be mixed, matched, and layered, encouraging your kids' sense of creativity and style, and each is nicknamed after inspirational "indikiduals." While the brand isn't based in the US, it ships worldwide for just $9, so you have no excuse not to encourage your little one's "indikiduality" this Spring! Keep clicking to check out our favorite pieces.

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If you've got a mini superhero on your hands, you might as well join in on the fun and make sure they're outfitted properly. Thanks to everything from crime-fighting backpacks to bloomers, your little one's transformation from kid to superhero can take place in no time. Click through for playful pieces that put the zap!, pow!, and zam! into daily life.

Whether you're tossing confetti in your living room or heading out to a party as a family, these stylish clothes and accessories will get your kids in the snazzy New Year's Eve spirit. We're highlighting elegant party dresses, dapper jackets, and even a fancy bib to dress up your little ones for the holidays and beyond. Take a look at our favorite picks so that your whole family can ring in 2013 in style!

Need something to look forward to after the holiday rush? Then mark your calendars for Feb. 10, 2013, when new kids' line Rayil will begin shipping its beautiful, Indian-inspired wares (now available for preorder). The line is a collaboration between Los Angeles-based entrepreneur Aruna Hatti (the founder of Gnaana, a company that works to connect kids with the Indian culture) and Moutushi Sarkar, a fashion designer based in New Delhi who has worked for Urban Outfitters, Esprit, and Miss Selfridge. Hatti was inspired to create the line by memories of her own mother's beautiful saris and India's rich fabric history.

Each season, Rayil will showcase a selection of India's 300-plus varieties of cotton and silk in a range of kid-friendly but beautifully and intricately constructed tunics, dresses, pants, scarves, and more. For its debut Spring 2013 collection, expect to see pieces made from Benarasi silk from North India, Chanderi silk from Central India, and cotton Khadi, a fabric made popular by Gandhi. While the fabric history is impressive, the designs are even more so. Keep clicking to check out some of our favorites, and take a journey to Rayil's India!

Happy birthday, Harajuku Mini! It's been a year since Gwen Stefani debuted her superstylish collection of kids clothes at Target, and in that time, the busy mama of two — Kingston, 6, and Zuma, 4 — has redefined what fun, affordable clothes can look like. Now, just in time for the holidays, Gwen's introducing her new "Fancy Pants"-themed collection, and it is full of black and white styles, luxe fabrics, sparkle, and plenty of tulle to add a festive touch to the season's party scene. Expect to find designs like a houndstooth suit with French terry sleeves for lil boys, a sequined star-patterned dress for girls, and the most sparkly sequined leggings we've ever seen when the collection hits stores this week. Before heading to the store, though, take a peek at 36 looks from the latest Harajuku Mini collection!

Apple season is in full swing, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate beyond biting into another honeycrisp. We found a dozen adorable, apple-embellished items for kids, including onesies, sweet accessories, and decor pieces perfect for the nursery. From The Land of Nod, Jonathan Adler, Mini Boden, and more, these items let you display your fruit love to the world. The only question that remains: how do you like these apples?

Floral and eyelet dresses shared the runway with stripes and plaids at Oscar de la Renta's Spring 2013 runway show yesterday. And while that might sound like the usual fare for the legendary designer, the models were anything but typical — they were about two feet shorter than those who walked the New York Fashion Week runway the day prior, and several made their way across the runway pulled in wagons, riding on scooters, and holding skateboards.

For his first full childrenswear collection (the pint-size label launched this past Spring with a stunning flower girl collection), de la Renta created a springtime garden party filled with traditional sundresses, hand-crocheted jackets, and appliquéd flowers for lil girls, and colorful layered looks of button-down shirts, striped sweaters, and cotton shorts for boys. Designed by Catherine Monteiro de Barros, who previously founded and ran the popular high-end Portuguese children's brand Papo d'Anjo, the collection was packed with classic styles reminiscent of the label's adult pieces — a point that was certainly noticed by de la Renta himself, who stood to the side of the runway nodding his approval as each tot took a turn on the catwalk. Keep reading to see the Spring collection for yourself.

Fashion designer and style legend Cynthia Rowley took a minute out of her crazy Fashion Week schedule to talk to us about her new, more accessible, and definitely "scaled-down" line, DreamPop by Cynthia R., now available at JC Penney for girls 7-16.

"I have two young daughters and when shopping with them, I've always had a hard time finding things," Cynthia told us. "I think this is the age where girls start wanting to express themselves through clothes." And they'll certainly be able to with DreamPop's collection of colorful and printed denim, sequined tees and skirts, and ruffled and metallic embellishments. Keep clicking to check out the adorable collection and hear more from Cynthia Rowley, a new tween style icon!

It's been a year since Tori Spelling shut the door on her Little Maven line of playground-ready children's clothes. In that time, she's given birth to her third child, Hattie, announced her pregnancy with her fourth, filmed another season of Tori and Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood, and written a party-planning book. To say she needed another task on her to-do list would be crazy, but today Spelling announced that she's preparing to relaunch Little Maven as a clothing label for newborns, infants, and toddlers.

Little Maven by Tori Spelling — with layette for newborn to 9 months and playwear for 6 to 24 months — is set to launch on Sept. 1 exclusively at JC Penney stores and online. Similar in style to her previous designs for toddlers and young kids, the new pieces reflect Spelling's affinity for bright colors, prints, and patterns. Expect tunic and legging sets featuring zigzag stripes, jumpsuits, sleepers with snap-on bibs, furry vests, and three-piece cardigan sets, all priced from $12 to $20. Given Liam and Stella's trendy styles, we're pretty sure this new line will be a hit with moms and kids alike!

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