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Kids products that combine high play value and a design sensibility that blends with mom and dad's house are sure winners for specialty shops, who can market themselves as an alternative to cheap plastic imports and their problematic safety records.

Green products have become more of a staple now. The products are not only good for the environment, today's collections also boast great design.

Vendors' sense of fun was evident this summer with many offering light-hearted and fun accessories for the home and for the self.

Jewelry designers are looking to the past for inspiration this season.

Find inspiration in some of the more interesting displays spotted at the summer markets.

Carrie Bradshaw made the flower popular a few years ago. Could it be making a comeback? Albeit a small one?

The latest fashion statement seen at the shows this summer was shrugs. These knits are perfect for the cooler months.

Get ready for the autumn season with houndstooth, plaid, paisley and argyle prints.

This summer we spotted industrial looks throughout the showrooms and booths. Perfect for an urban loft or a man's home, these pieces are not for the dainty.

Vendors turned to the bandana for spring 2011. Used in the home and in fashion, the print creates a fun, carefree look.

In home décor, people have used color and pattern to express themselves. For those who are more expressive, the latest words and letters trend is a great alternative.

Just when you thought ikat had its run. This trend still seems to be hanging on as it was spotted around the markets last summer.