Heidi Klum's new kids range has 'spirit'

Heidi Klum walks the pre-show red carpet for "America's Got Talent" on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2013, in New York. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP)

Heidi Klum was inspired by her kids when she designed a range of children's clothes.

The model and TV personality has showcased her Truly Scrumptious collection for Babies'R'Us as part of Kids Fashion Week in Los Angeles.

Klum says she took inspiration from her own children, daughters Leni and Lou and sons Henry and Johan, to help choose her pieces' designs and colours.

"Fun! Fun clothes, colourful clothes, easy!" Klum told website examiner.com when asked about the inspiration behind her line.

"I want mums to have fashion and a lot of style, but don't have to go to the dry cleaners. It's wash and wear. It has a spirit. It is very colourful, comfy. Great price point!

"One theme is rainbow; there is a faux fur jacket in rainbow."

Her boys' clothes includes pyjamas that look like a tuxedo.

"Boys are a little cooler than the girls," Klum says. "Sometimes I sneak in a fun piece to try and test the waters.

"My boys wear red pants or crazy colour tops. My kids are more fashion forward in their own dressing."

Klum also said her children "love everything that sparkles".

"My boys just go with everything and make it their own, but my daughter (Leni) is a little upset because she is nine and I only go to [age] five, so sometimes she squeezes herself into a five and she is trying to make that work because she wants to wear it, too."

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