French Children'S Wear Bonpoint Fashion Blockbuster Interpretation Of The Surreal World

　　 Coerced Bonpoint, an idealistic child dress brand, has always created a dream childhood for children in the spirit of perfectionism, until every tiny detail. As early as the founding of the brand, the founder of Marie France Cohen laid the golden belief of the brand: the childlike innocence dream, scrupulously abide by the spiritual core of the left bank of Paris, adhering to the perfect tailoring and superior cloth, with delicate color processing, accomplishments every detail.

In the fall, small models dressed in Bonpoint 2014 autumn and winter children's clothes mounted the art magazine "Vision youth vision". In this series of works, the frames become the protagonists, the interlacing and resetting of space symbolizes the boundary between virtual and reality. Children's exaggerated facial expressions are contrasted with their slightly restrained physical movements, creating exaggerated effects. The subtle way of lighting gives the picture a deep sense of enchantment, which makes it impossible to distinguish between them. Exactly? Is it a reality or a dream?

Bonpoint children's clothing is just right, cut, smooth texture and luxurious fabrics, in the combination of light and shadow. Dark velvet, Black Polka with retro flavour. Dot Bow tie, pleated skirt... There is no room for luxury and elegance.

Bonpoint has countless pumps all over the world. The royal family in Europe and the Middle East has been a guest of Bonpoint. Almost every little prince has a Bonpoint cotton cloth in her wardrobe.

Christine Innamorato, the chief designer of the brand, has inherited the unique concept of the brand, skillfully integrated the personal artistic talent and the essence of the brand, endowed the child with elegance and fashion, and created a touching Bonpoint elf.

In the autumn and winter of 2014, the beautiful Bonpoint costumes were still handled by Christine Innamorato, director of Bonpoint brand art, and the senior craftsmen who led the Paris studio worked hard to build up their clothes. They treated every garment with meticulous dedication and interpreted their extravagant autumn and winter antique children's clothing.