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Hipster Parents Rejoice as the Second Bugaboo by Diesel Collection is Revealed

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Uber trendy pram brand Bugaboo has once again teamed up with rebellious fashion label Diesel, for a second โ€˜Bugaboo by Dieselโ€™ pram collection.

The iconic brands launched the latest range to the Australian market last week at a typically cutting edge event where kids were invited to โ€˜unleash their creativityโ€™ directly onto the walls of a so-hip-it-hurt art studio in Redfern.

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The event was designed to replicate the original Bugaboo by Diesel campaign, which illustrated the funny and sometimes messy side of โ€˜fashionable parentingโ€™. Children were invited to run riot with squeeze bottles and spray guns full of paint while creating the backdrop for the photo shoot.

Things got a little hectic! And a whole lot of fun!

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The new Bugaboo Diesel Denim collection features a washed and specially treated denim that is hand-ripped, fashionably distressed, and designed to naturally fade over time โ€“ just like your favourite pair of jeans.

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Itโ€™s the little details that really make this collection. The central joint has been designed to resemble a rivet youโ€™d find on a pair of Diesel jeans, the wheel rims have been coloured blue to match the denim, and the handlebar is finished in a black leather-look fabric. Thereโ€™s also a matching bag in denim and leather which can be hung on the handlebar.

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The Bugaboo by Diesel collection also comes as a Tailored Fabric Set for the Bugaboo Donkey, featuring and extendable sun canopy in washed denim and bassinet apron.

https://mumcentral.com.au/hipster-parents-rejoice-bugaboo-by-diesel-collection/

The RRP of the Bugaboo Buffalo by Diesel Denim is $1,889, the Tailored Fabric Set for the Bugaboo Donkey is $214.95, the Sun Canopy for the Bugaboo Donkey is $139.95 and the Bugaboo by Diesel changing bag is $239.95.

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Rachel McDougall is mum to two cheeky preschoolers - Little Miss and the Stuntman - and relies on coffee, sarcasm and sensible shoes to get through the day. When she's not negotiating cease-fires between her kids, or attempting to meet deadlines for her corporate communications clients, she also blogs at Toilets arenโ€™t for Turtles about the absurdity of raising her tiny humans.

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