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Mr A at the Ralph Lauren Literacy Event |
So last month we have the amazing opportunity to attend a wonderful event with
Ralph Lauren in Harrods that not only combined kids fashion and style but also supported the
Booktrust with the aim to encourage literacy - a win win all-round if you ask me. As some of you may already know John especially loves RL (well all of us do really) and we have never been disappointed with any of our purchases and they cater for the whole family plus also have some amazing homewares so Mr A was particularly excited about this and he loves taking the fast train to London.
They had sectioned a special part off in Harrods Junior Design Apparel area with a beautiful mini bar just for the children which included the cutest little cat biscuits and pastries plus an array of sparking soft drinks. They created a little reading den with pillows scattered on the floor for the kids to sit on while TV presenter Gaby Roslin read her favourite children's stories and all the little ones really enjoyed it.
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Mr A having fun with Gaby Roslin |
After the reading all of the little ones had a chance to play dress up with the A/W 14 collection. Mr A loved these red trousers which I think are actually girls trousers but at his age I don't think it matters really and whatever is comfortable goes. It also gave us a chance to have a look at the lovely
Literacy Program charity t-shirts that are currently on sale and an amazing 25% of the the purchase price goes towards Booktrust who believe that books really have the power to transform lives and I have to agree with that.
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I love the Booktrust literacy collection from RL |
Also I have to say when it comes to Christmas interiors Ralph Lauren really know how to hit the nail on the Hamptons New York logs by the fire style to a tee and it's so quintessential I think it's really hard not to fall in love with there Christmas styling
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Seriously how cute is this - would love these jumpers and that sleigh (image) |
This looks like an amazing event and I love the quote on the tote bag - really inspiring and so true, especially for children who are just starting to fall in love with reading.
ReplyDeleteMy gosh the event looks fab. Where can i sign up? I like the idea of RL working with the book trust. I need to look out for these t-shirt.
ReplyDeleteI think it's fantastic that they've combined it with encouraging literacy :) That picture with gaby roslin is so precious, and I am loving the christmas decor!! x
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