Babies are giving adults a run for their money in all things fashion this year. The Millennialgeneration is proving to be a profitable friend for kids' clothing brands. They are style-conscious, and they (arguably) have the time, money and digital inspiration to create entireaesthetics for their kids. The global children's market racked up sales of 135.6 billion Euros in2015 alone. Celebrities like the Kardashian and Jenner family alone have birthed risinginfluencers—Chicago, Stormi and True, who are constantly dressed to kill. Britain's darlingPrince George is also an icon on his own.Meanwhile, 6-year-old @coco_pinkprincess from Tokyo has a whopping 547,000 Instagramfollowers and is usually seen wearing Fendi sandals, Balenciaga trousers, Supreme caps, Fendisandals, while @Princeandthebaker rules New York City with the help of his stylist mom.Seeking a little inspiration for your own little human? From fashion runway-ready looks to everyday outfits; here are some awesome 2019 trends you can try:The Casual Smart KidCarefree happiness takes center stage with this neat, comfortable style. Denim is a versatilematerial that will most certainly never go out of style -not even for adults. Throw in some cuteembellishments, custom jackets and combined bright colored collars and hems and you haveyourself a trend-setting kid! For a timeless look, go for simple comfortable jeans paired with aChinese collar shirt or just any other shirt or sweater and sneakers. This look suits little boysand girls perfectly without interrupting playtime. Denim isn't just restricted to jackets andjeans, but also charming denim shoes, comfortable dresses and even denim earrings.The Sporty Kid2019 has seen a rise in sports-inspired trends in kids' apparel and accessories. Think along thelines of dinosaur and automobile prints for girls and delicate colors and prints for boys, scienceand math motif designs for girls and embroidery and crochet for both boys and girls. For thesporty girl, try a sassy skater skirt paired with a polo shirt or a simple top and some cool canvasshoes. A pair of dungarees with a cute top would also work. Let the little lad completely standout in a polo shirt paired with some khaki trousers and a pair of converse shoes or Vanssneakers.The Gender-Neutral KidThis year, we are not limiting the kids to basic stereotypes. Conscientious parents and designershave been gradually shifting towards gender-neutral fashion for children, ditching both thetypical 'pink and delicate for girls, and blue and brainy for boys' approach. The demand forfashion not focused on gender has become so high that when Asos released its first unisexcollection last year, it became the fourth most popular offering out of over 800 within oneweek. Kids are latching on, particular with streetwear inspired looks featuring sweatshirts,tees, and simple casual staples we grew up wearing regardless of gender.Metallic TonesIn the adult world of fashion, gold and silver-toned clothes and shoes are the rage these days,and hot on their heels, pretty colors with a metallic sheen are trending in children's fashion. Weare seeing sparkly sandals, shiny biker jackets in happy tones like pink and mauve, gold buckleson dresses and pants, and even silver or rose-gold bags and backpacks.The African Princess/PrinceConventionally defined as tribal and folk style by mainstream international brands, designersare drawing inspiration from African, indigenous and folk traditions to create adorable looks forkids. Using their own interpretations for a modern twist, they are incorporating geometricpatterns, beads, complex thread work, feathers, tribal-influenced floral embroidery and evenpom poms for their kids' apparel. Throw on a royal headwrap and you've got yourself a roomfulof people going "aaaaw!"These outfits will make your baby stand out at daycare, casual occasions, when visiting familyor even at the playground. It's the new age of style and the tots are here for it.