Beginning in 1998, Stardust experimented with cool T-shirt prints, which evolved into a line of gender-neutral childrenswear that featured vibrant colors, high-quality fabrics, and powerful quirky designs. Stardust's baby punk project was exhibited at the V&A, London's museum of arts and crafts, in 2004 and won the title of Best Independent Retailer in Lambeth in 2010. Stardust is also very popular with celebrities, with Gwyneth Paltrow praising on her social networking site that "the pajamas that kids have loved for years are Stardust's signature striped pajamas". Stardust is manufactured by a family-owned company in India and adheres to ETI guidelines and uses safe dyes other than azo dyes, with a strong focus on safety and environmental protection. Its T-shirt unit price is less than 150 yuan, if you want your child to wear a punk style, don't forget Stardust.