Children`s clothes from famous Italian Fashion House.



Preraphaelite is the adjective most commonly used to describe his dreamy looking beauties; Romeo Gigli`s unconstructed clothes have conquered even the difficult French public. He works mostly in stretch linen, silk, chiffon, cotton gauze, wool, cashmere and silk gazar. His basics included rounded cocoon coats, long fitted jackets, tunic knits and narrow pants. His opulent crushed velvets lit with green and gold brocade at the ankles; his scarves embroidered in yellow, gold and apple green like Easter altar cloths.