Guys, I am so excited for this collaboration. I get nervous thinking about logging onto Target.com on September 15th because I want it all.
Via Racked
Showing posts with label Collaborations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collaborations. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Phillip Lim for Target
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Zana Bayne for Prabal Gurung
After clicking around randomly on Zana Bayne's website earlier this week, I discovered that she created the amazing harnesses in Prababl Gurung's Spring 2012 collection. I really think this is the most exciting thing and so amazing for Zana. I hope we get to see more young, creative minds working together in fashion, but I hope if that happens, it doesn't take random browsing to discover it. I really hope they sell these pieces because I am one step closer to being on team harness.
Via ZanaBayne.com
Via ZanaBayne.com
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Sally Hansen Spring 2012 Nail Collaborations
**If you don't know, Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure has the best consistency of any drugstore nail polish. I highly recommend trying it.
Photos via Sally Hansen's Twitter, Style.com
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Need: Rodarte for Opening Ceremony California Sweater
This sweater is old news, but I really miss California so what the heck.
Rodarte for Opening Ceremony California Intarsia Sweater, $360, at openingceremony.us
Rodarte for Opening Ceremony California Intarsia Sweater, $360, at openingceremony.us
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Suno Spring 2011
Suno could not be cuter or look more fun to wear for Spring 2011. I love how they have progressed so naturally beyond just doing African kanga prints into a wearable and robust collection. I do have to say though that I first fell in love with the label for those prints because I grew up using kangas for everything from picnic blankets to dresses. The collaboration between Suno and Loeffler Randall for the footwear is just the icing on the cake.
Via Style.com
Via Style.com
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Lanvin for H&M- A Quick Thought
Lanvin for H&M OR Zoolander 2?
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Cynthia Rowley for Roxy- I Need Neoprene
I was immediately excited when Cynthia Rowley first announced her collaboration line with Roxy. Billed as surf wear with Rowley's signature girly twist that you can wear in and out of the waves, I knew I would love it. Technically speaking I love anything with neoprene. The result is something like Lisa Marie Fernandez's chic take on surf wear, but less overtly sexy. The line will be available at Barney's and Colette, but I just discovered that you can buy them now on Roxy.com as well. I obviously want it all, but the pencil skirt is too much to pass up.
Cynthia Rowley for Roxy Choka Skirt, $125, at Roxy.com
See it all here: Cynthia Rowley for Roxy
Cynthia Rowley for Roxy Choka Skirt, $125, at Roxy.com
See it all here: Cynthia Rowley for Roxy
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Liberty of London for Target




The lookbook for Liberty of London's collection for Target is out and...it looks really unflattering. I am a huge fan of the Target collaborations, but for all their problems, the lookbooks at least usually look really great (then you see the product in store and it can go either way). This one is starting out a little iffy though. Maybe it's just that I'm not a fan of floral print maxi dresses? The jumpsuits (long and short) are both perfectly vintage-seeming without being too sweet and the knee-length shorts have that surf-gone-city thing that's so in right now. I'll still be excited come March 14 when it hits stores.Oh, and they have the boys covered. I'm more likely to wear those swim trunks than anything else. Expect accessories and a bike as well.
Via Refinery 29
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