Rome-based fashion house Fendi is teaming up with Italian manufacturer Inglesina for a collection of baby accessories.

WWD reports December 23 that items including a stroller, pram and baby carrier have been designed in keeping with the fashion house’s classic style.

Featuring the brand’s iconic “F” logo and with a color palette comprising cream, mahogany and blue, the pieces will be available at selected outlets worldwide.

The Porsche Design P’4911 is a new baby stroller designed by David Dawod for the luxury automaker.

The Porsche Design P’4911 is invented to be lightweight and easy to handle. The stroller is constructed of carbon fiber, aluminum, leather and ball-bearing wheels.

This Porsche stroller is foldable and can be fit into any compact Porsche, making it an easy ride for both parents and the infant.

Luxurious designer collections for toddlers have long been popular — Gucci, Burberry, and Dior are some of the most common go-to labels for that matter, and Lanvin just announced its kids’ launch this week.

But the most recent trend goes toward high-fashion strollers and buggies. The latest example is Italian design house Missoni, which unveiled its design for Dutch stroller manufacturer Bugaboo this week.

The characteristically colorful and geometric prints can be attached to the brand’s Bee and Cameleon models, which will set you back €670 to €1040 overall.

Roberto Cavalli, in collaboration with Aprica, launches Baby Safari, a new strollers’ line.

Reversible handle, the big wheels and the opulence of Cavalli’s signature prints make Baby Safary line a must have for every fashion addict mother.

Cavalli stroller features a “+ protection” system for protect children’s head in a better way and a method of regulating temperature, called “Thermo Ventilation System”.