International fast-fashion retailer, Zara, reportedly removed its "Perfect Snack" children's T-shirt after TikTok Influencer Laura Wilson, 32, a mom of two from the UK, called out the brand for ...

Their clothes, which include broderie anglaise dresses and balloon-sleeve bomber jackets, ... The Zara Kids × Sea New York special collection is available to shop online and at select Zara stores.

It’s just the latest in a long line of kids’ clothing that has been weirdly suggestive or hyper-sexualised over the past 15 years. By 2011, things had become so progressively creepy that some ...

CASE CLOSED: Zara keeps releasing a steady stream of surprising collaborations, now tapping contemporary German fashion brand Closed to downsize its cool, geometric jeans for kids. This marks only ...

ZARA is flogging “vile” and “sexually suggestive” T-shirts to kids, a furious mum has claimed. Laura Wilson has slammed the Spanish fashion brand after spotting a £10.99 tee that she ...

From Balenciaga to Zara, big-name brands are sexualizing kids. It's shameful and needs to stop. Approval rating sinks Stop mocking me Get the latest views Submit a column ...

ZARA is flogging “vile” and “sexually suggestive” T-shirts to kids, a furious mum has claimed. Laura Wilson has slammed the Spanish fashion brand after spotting a £10.99 tee that she ...

The collection is available in Zara shops worldwide, as well as online and features t-shirts and sweatshirts in two new designs. The items are inspired by the Paddington movie artwork.

Zara. I try not to buy a ton of fast fashion, but the kids’ clothes at Zara truly can’t be beaten, especially the girls’ section. The designs manage to be simple but stylish, a combo that ...

Creative families will enjoy the fashion-forward styling and cool collabs (Barbie, Muhammed Ali) of Zara Kids. “Very chic clothing for kids,” says Executive Editor Alexia Dellner.

The retailer has been forced to apologise for its ‘suggestive’ T-shirts for girls – but it’s part of a wider landscape of sexism when it comes to kids’ clothes, writes Helen Coffey ...