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the animals observatory SS18

animals observatory ss18

the animals observatory ss18

The Animals Observatory SS18 collection has just been released, along with a cute new video. It took this seventies-born mama back to early-eighties glimpses of kids TV shows and music clips: the grainy analogue scenes, the lilting hippie music. You can see The Animals Observatory SS18 video here.

I asked the the kids what they thought of The Animals Observatory SS18 collection and video:

Rose: I like it. I like the music and the singing and the clothes.

Her edit: Apple Miner Denim Jumpsuit/ Swallow Dress – Dots/ Red Rooster T-Shirt/ Red Koala Jumpsuit/ Electric Blue Worm Socks

the animals observatory spring summer 18 edit

 

Max: The video is a bit old-fashioned for me but I like some of the shirts, especially the checked one.

His edit: Red Puppy Swim Pants /Brown Potter T-Shirt/White Potter T-Shirt/ Blue Stripes Wolf Shirt/ Blue Falcon Jacket

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Label: The Animals Observatory

Shop The Animals Observatory in Australia at Kido Store and online directly at The Animals Observatory.

Want to recommend a store in the Southern Hemisphere that sells The Animals Observatory? Let me know in the comments, or drop me a line at: bron@babyspace.net.au

Bron x

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Photographs via The Animals Observatory

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