Tori Spelling about her children clothing line

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And now we see another actress whose talent goes far beyond acting. It’s Tori Spelling who I’m talking about. She has become a designer (I’m not surprised actually!)!

What I like about this news is that she designs for kids not adults.

I hate seeing the garments created by stars simply occupying expensive shelf space and bringing no profit both to the designer and the shop owner. I hope this range of children’s clothes will be a success.

Tori promises her line will be not just stylish and good-looking but highly functional as well. She tells People,

“The comfort-functionality factor really influences the styles I include in my collection. I pay close attention to what styles and materials Liam and Stella feel most comfortable in, and then I add the stylish element. Plus I love to dress my kids in strong fun pop colors, and that really inspired me to keep the line bold in palette.”

According to the actress we should expect really nice designs which will be loved by kids as it is Tori’s kids who were the inspiration for the line.

Liam loves bold bright colors and gravitates to them. Of course, he wants to wear something with a monkey on it, which inspired the monkey hang tag on all the boys clothing. He also loves jeans.

So I created the “Liam” jean just for him. It’s the perfect cut, stylish, and comfortable. And I love the LM stitched on back pockets, which stands for Little Maven, but I tell him it’s LM for Liam McDermott!” As for girl’s line, it’s going to be cute but not too girly.

“I wanted to find the happy medium between dressing Stella too baby-girl-frilly and too sophisticated in style. It’s adorable toddler mixed with Hollywood glam starlet!”

Tori is ready to explain why she decided to start her fashion career:

“I’ve always loved fashion. It’s one of my big passions in life. When I had kids I knew I wanted to use my flair for style to make stylish yet comfortable clothing for my children.”

The collection is called Little Maven by Tori Spelling. Items will cost between $24-$88 in department and specialty stores and is expected to hit the shelves this fall.