What are most expensive clothing brands for kids? Sometimes kids wear their jacket or leggings for a month, because they outgrow them quickly. But that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t look like little angels, does it? I am wondering, would you pay $500 for a coat for a two-year-old? Or even $1300 for a 3-year-old’s jacket?
And why do we spend so much money on clothes? We want to be trendy, look good and differ from 7 billion people on Earth. There are so many luxurious brands you can choose to be your top choice, but we chose 9 most expensive clothing brands in 2015 for you. If you are a faithful fashion lover, you will also choose some of the most beautiful expensive clothing brands for your child. They are not for everyone, as there is a certain percentage of the world population that can afford this stylish clothes.
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How to determine which most expensive clothing brands for kids are, when every piece of wardrobe is different and carries a different price tag? Not to mention how many world-famous clothing brands for kids are there. In order to see who rules the world of fashion for children, we had to check various sources, and among them, we’ve chosen to combine six lists of the most expensive clothing brands for children (Toptencatalog, Imsupermommy, Buzzfeed, Huffington Post, Babble). We’ve awarded the points to each item on the list with 10 points if it is the most expensive on the list, 9 points if it is in the second most expensive, etc., and then we’ve calculated the overall score for every brand. We assumed that if one brand tops 5-6 lists, that is probably because it is truly the most expensive one overall. If there was more than one clothing brand with the same overall score, we have placed those brand together, so you can look forward seeing more than just 11 most expensive clothing brands for kids.
Let’s check them out!
11. Oscar de la Renta
Oscar de la Renta, the famous fashion designer, has been popular in the fashion world since 1960. His children’s garments are famous and very expensive, but also must-haves if you want your child to be trendy.
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10. Baby Beau and Belle
Baby Beau and Belle dresses feature lace, ribbons, silk; if you want to fully match your little girls’ or boys’ clothes, Baby Beau and Belle is the perfect solution, because they pay attention to every detail. Check out their new collection for little boys and girls, Amy and Austin Collection.
9. Armani; Longchamp
Armani is one of the most expensive clothing brand and their Armani Junior clothing line is available worldwide. If you remember the drama film Beasts of the Southern Wild from 2012, you will recognize the face of a little Quvenzhane Wallis, as she is the face of Armani Junior and in the same time the first child celebrity of this popular brand.
Longchamp is present in 1,500 stores and the first one ever opened in New York was the one in the SoHo district in 2006. They are also famous for unique designed of bags for kids.
8. Cavalli
Roberto Cavalli is popular in the fashion world since the seventies, and he is the most famous for his sand-blasted jeans and working on the variety of prints (he invented the leather printing procedure). His clothes are not cheap and affordable for everyone, but they are very trendy and adorable.
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7. Gucci; Marc Jacobs
If you want a timeless piece of fashion clothes for your child, choose Gucci. Check the latest Gucci collection for children (2016), it is breathtaking!
Famous Marc Jacobs is one of the most influential people in the world, according to Time magazine. He is the head designer who used to work for „Louis Viton“ . There he made the first ready-to-wear clothing line. Very stylish children collections lure parents all around the world.
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6. Galliano; Fendi; PoshTots
John Galliano is a famous fashion designer, who used to work for Givenchy, Christian Dior and was the main designer for his label John Galiano. He is eccentric and recognizable fashion designer and if you want your children’s clothes to be authentic, check out some of his beautiful luring pieces.
Fendi is Italian fashion company. This famous brand’s specialties are leather goods, fur, and ready-to-wear clothes. Take a look at their collections for kids. Spring/summer collection for 2016 is stunning!
Have you ever seen the PoshTots baby bedding sets? And dresses for Christening and weddings? Who wouldn’t want to see a little baby girl in these clothes…
5. Moncler
Moncler kids and Moncler juniors are famous collections, both for their beauty and price. They include urban padded jackets for boys and girls, tops, accessories, etc. Moncler is a French label.
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4. Please mom
This is one of high-ending clothing stores, famous among the celebrities. If you want your baby to look like a little angel, take a look at their collections for boys and girls.
3. Baby CZ
CZ is focused on producing clothing for kids in materials like cashmere, cotton, linen… If you want to buy an adorable cashmere blanket for your baby, or maybe cashmere crochet layette set, the price for it is $310. Their cashmere silver poncho for older children is $475! Adorable and expensive!
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2. Dolce & Gabbana
D&G are founded in 1985 by very famous Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. They launched the junior line in 2001, D&G Junior. If you want to dress your little one as a prince or a princess, you will have to pay from $300 to $1300 for a jacket (Girls Gold Brocade Cape with fur trim), for example.
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1. Burberry
The Burberry’s tartan pattern is very popular, since this fashion house is founded in 1856. Burberry today has nearly 500 stores all over the world. The Burberry clothes for children are far from cheap, so if you want to dress your kid cashmere cardigan and leggings, you will have to pay $525. And if you want to add an adorable Burberry trench coat, you will have to pay $850. With these prices, Burberry definitely earns first place among most expensive clothing brands for kids.
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