Traditional clothes and children
In Morocco, the opportunities that we celebrate with family abound. If adults are spoiled for choice of evening gowns, tuxedos and lavish caftans, our children always depend on us and pageantry account as that of adults.
At a time when traditions are full perdition and customs no longer have children, it is important to keep the traditional as unforgettable and dearest to the hearts of our little habit. Some have understood this and take advantage of various opportunities to offer their most beautiful cherub holding beldi. Whether a caftan, a jabadour or just a tunic or vest ... there's something for everyone, for all ages and stylists are full of creativity to provide the best for children. Siham Habti, best known for the high adult sewing, said: "It is true that beldi expensive and it pushes some mothers choose not to dress as favorite small especially as children grow quickly and that Exhibit ' not long range. That said, moms and dads can opt for lighter clothing or simply tunics with a Moroccan touch reminiscent of a little attachment to traditional dress. What remains important is that parents must love small traditional dress. "Other designers have made the habit of the child their own domain. Ghislaine Sahli, creator Al Razal, small dresses.
Princely toilets, christening gowns, ceremonial outfits ... what do your cabbage bou'de a prince or a princess for a night.
Since a long time, the Moroccan touch invaded fashion for children.
Far from the haute couture, even ready-to-wear followed the trend. Embroidered belts, trimmings, collars with sfifa ... and other specific caftans and jellabiyas details adorn trousers and modern tunics. The traditional touch embraces the modern, to the delight of young and old
