Showing posts with label Target. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Target. Show all posts

Thursday, August 18

Missoni x Target- The Know Wear picks
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Courtesy of Target & Missoni
The Missoni for Target collaboration is the most remarkable designer collaboration to date. The sheer volume of Missoni products –400 in total– makes it hard to beat.
As well as a big range of apparel and womenswear accessories they have produced a smaller kids range, a handfull of menswear items, luggage, homewear and even a bike!
My favourites are the sweat pants, shorts and hoodie. I also loved the 60's silhouette of the dresses, the super useful trow-on and the swimwear.
The prices are very competitive –they start at $2.99 and are, mostly, under $40. Lower than we've seen in past designer collaborations. They only go higher for the bike ($399.99) and the patio set ($599.99), which are sold exclusively online.
If the quality is anything like Missoni's mainline you'll have excellent timeless pieces that would otherwise be expensive to add to your wardrobe. If, like Rachel Zoe, the van der Woodsen's or our very own Giulia (you'd be amazed of how much Missoni she owns), you love some Missoni in your life I would recommend the towels and blankets. They add a great pop of colour to your house and, well, they're fashion!
The collections will start hitting Target stores in September both in stores and online.

Are you keen?



Friday, January 15

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While most of us skint fashionistas have seen the decay of designer collaborations for the high street courtesy of Matthew Williamson and Jimmy Choo, this field has flourished in the States. Rodarte for Target proves that good fashion can be made with fabrics of lesser quality and lower prices. And not only that but the Mulleavy sisters have actually translated their vision onto the street instead of underthinking "affordable" clothes like Williamson did. I am just hoping for take two including something similar to what they did for men at Opening Ceremony. (See the rest of Rodarte for Target here)
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Zac Posen has been the latest American to add his name to the still short list of relevant designers collaborating with Target. Now, this collection doesn't look as breathtaking as Rodarte's but there is something flirtingly cool about the short A-line skirts and lame dresses. (See the whole collection here)
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[Picture credits: NYmag.com, Fashionista.com, JustJared.com]
Bring Target to the UK, please. Join?
I'm off.