78% matchKarl Lagerfeld
Same Paris logo-luxury playbook, graphic-led and licensed
What changes: Rock-chic black-and-white rather than jungle-print whimsy; broader adult wardrobe
Brand profile
Kenzo Baby is the LVMH-owned Paris house's licensed newborn-to-toddler line, known for Tiger, jungle-animal and floral prints on soft basics.

Kenzo's children's collections are produced under licence — held by Kidiliz Group from 2006 and now managed by Groupe CWF — rather than by the Paris house itself.
Rompers, sweatshirts and printed tees are built around the Kenzo Tiger, jungle animals and florals, so the print does most of the identifying work.
Since Nigo took over as artistic director in 2021, the kids range follows his streetwear-leaning, East-meets-West rework of the Takada archive.
78% matchSame Paris logo-luxury playbook, graphic-led and licensed
What changes: Rock-chic black-and-white rather than jungle-print whimsy; broader adult wardrobe
66% matchLuxury-fabric take on oversized streetwear silhouettes
What changes: Muted tonal minimalism instead of print and logo play
Kenzo Baby is the newborn-to-toddler line of the Paris house Kenzo, founded in 1970 by Kenzo Takada and owned by LVMH. The children's collections are made under licence, a partnership held by French kidswear specialist Kidiliz Group from 2006 and now managed by Groupe CWF. Products include logo sweatshirts, printed T-shirts, rompers, dresses and outerwear carrying the house Tiger, jungle animals and floral graphics. Since Nigo became artistic director in 2021, the kids range follows his streetwear-leaning, East-meets-West rework of the Takada archive.