by MagnoliaPR | Oct 13, 2013 | Uncategorized
Hitstory Kids is a new educational app geared for toddlers narrated by Peekaboo Peet, a friendly and curious hedgehog who takes children on a journey through history. The free app, available for Iphone and Ipad, guides toddlers in a fun and interactive way on a journey through iconic episodes of American History, where they are magically introduced to characters, objects and symbols linked to historical facts. Toddlers love finding Peet in vessels, carts, beneath the sand, playing with monkeys, and other unexpected situations.
The Hitstory Kids app, the only toddler app geared just for history, was created by a group of passionate historians, the purpose of this innovative app is to teach toddlers about American history, culture, and the values and beliefs that were important in the making of American society.
by MagnoliaPR | Oct 9, 2013 | Uncategorized
The October issue of Earnshaw’s includes Livie & Luca in their “Hot Mama” article on the influx of mom & me fashion options for milennials. Livie & Luca‘s shoes for women are a recent addition due to customer demand for stylish shoes for hip moms that complement their children styles.
To read the entire article, visit www.earnshaws.com.
by MagnoliaPR | Oct 2, 2013 | Press, Uncategorized
It’s officially autumn … bring on the fall fashion! Livie & Luca‘s Floret boots and Nosilla Organics‘ colorful dress and leggings are featured in the October issue of Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine!
To view the digital issue, visit www.pnmag.com.
by MagnoliaPR | Sep 9, 2013 | Uncategorized
Livie & Luca’s fall/winter ’13 shoe collection is inspired by the magic of make-believe. Taking a cue from the unbridled imagination of children at play, designer Mitzi Rivas set out to create a collection that captures the beauty of turning the everyday into something magical. With style names like Gaffer and Cue, the dramatic yet playful collection pays homage to the stage with several brand new offerings for babies, children, and women- plus refined sizing for an exceptional fit.
By experimenting with new materials, including waxed denims, wools, eye-catching prints, linings, and embellishments, classic styles are transformed into clever pieces with a dash of theatrical flair. The new Mili style feature a flower embellishment made from a tape measure; the demure Dolly shoes have scalloped edges and a bowtie accent; and the Stitcher boots feature vintage brown suede, a pop of floral print, and cream flower bloom detail.
Tootles, Paulo, Sherlock, Ruche, and London styles are back in new hues ideal for back to school and crisp autumn weather. Classic favorites Elephants and Pio Pios are back as well, joining the menagerie of new animals Foxes and Hungry (sharks!).
The women’s collection has expanded with new the vintage-inspired Chaplin shoes, Arabella flats, and lace-up Pollen styles.
Since 2005, Livie & Luca shoes have crafted “adorable shoes for adorable feet” while staying committed to giving back to the community. Each month, Livie & Luca donates 10 percent of their online profits to rotating charities. Step by step, Livie & Luca’s mission is to “spread joy” through their brand. To learn more, visit www.livieandluca.com.
by MagnoliaPR | Aug 26, 2013 | Uncategorized
This past weekend we went to the Babiekins Magazine‘s editor in chief’s baby shower! Held at Peltzer Farms in Temecula, CA, the beautiful celebration will be featured in the next print issue.
More photos at www.instagram.com/magnolia_pr and under the hashtag #welcomebabiekins.
by MagnoliaPR | Aug 22, 2013 | Press, Uncategorized
The latest issue of People Magazine features a Back To School insert featuring Livie & Luca and Delicate Raymond Jewelry!
Aubrey Anderson-Emmons, the actress who plays Lily on Modern Family, is featured in four pages of the editorial wearing Livie & Luca‘s Pio Pios (in two colorways- turquoise and black) and Delicate Raymond‘s dainty bracelet.
The Back To School insert, from the editors of People & Cooking Light, is also featured in Cooking Light Magazine‘s September issue.
