French designer Stephanie Staub is renowned for her Couture flower girl dresses and page boy outfits.  Little Eglantine has brought colour and playfulness to the weddings of many celebrity and society brides, amoung which HRH prince Felix of Luxembourg and Princess Claire, who love the personal and sophisticated touch of French Haute Couture.   What makes Little Eglantine so unique not only lies in the exceptional and innovative designs Stephanie offers, but also in the choice of her embroidered or plain silk taffetas.

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French designer Stephanie Staub, famous in the UK for her stunning flowergirl dresses and pageboy outfits has just launched her new winter collection for 2011. This winter, girls will be wearing ¾ length sleeves dresses, with a playful and contemporary twist.

“Claire flower girl dress has an obvious French touch, says the designer. Matching fuchsia and grey is a trend in France right now. During winter, one often tends to choose darker colors, but I think that little girls should keep their spark even during that period of the year. The fuchsia taffeta brings light and fun to this winter flower girl dress.
It is quite original and yet very classic.
I designed the sleeves to be ¾ length so that the girls are warmer and still enjoy a trendy dress.”

For the designer, every little detail counts : look at the fuchsia buttons at the back, they make all the difference!

Stephen pageboy wears a pirate shirt in white cotton, with matching grey silk taffeta trousers and fuchsia cummerbund. They both form a lovely couple brides love to walk down the aisle with!

Claire bespoke flower girl dress starts from £190 in size 2, Stephen’s pirate shirt in white cotton starts from £50, cummerbund starts from £20, and trousers from £80, all in size 2.

Being a mum of two, the designer knows that good fit and quality fabrics are important, and that it is even more important that children actually want to wear the clothes!

She has searched the world for the most unique fabrics and she devotes her time to design garments based on the wishes of the brides-to-be.