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Monday, August 12, 2013

Target Fall Collaboration with Phillip Lim


I am so excited for this collection to drop September 15 at Target stores nationwide. Teaser shots and videos have been released on Targetstyle instagram page, magazines such as Glamour and fashion blogs. 

I love when a high fashion designer teams up with a store such as Target to give us fashion lovers the chance to get our little fingers at luxury brands. 




T Magazine  has a shot of four items from the collection- a navy men's shirt in blue and camp print, navy sequin dress, a black satchel bag, and men's sneakers in white and black. 

The magazine also states that the 100 piece collection consists of autumnal basic pieces such as underwear to grab and go bags to leather jackets. 


“My parents were always taking me to Target for back-to-school shopping, and I would find things, but they were not quite right,” Lim told T. “This was my chance to go back and relive this and do it right.” The designer also said that it took him five years since he was initially approached by Target to agree to do the collab. “It’s kind of like dating,” he said. “It’s been about a five-year courtship, and I wasn’t ready.”


Glamour Magazine also interviewed Lim where he talks about his favorite part on creating the collection, his key pieces from the women's collection and his take on fall trends. Take a  stroll over to Glamour Magazine site to take a further peek at Lim look book. 




This is one of my favorite looks that I found at Glamour Magazine site. I love the comic art pattern on the sweater. Its fun and definitely an eye catching autumn piece that I must have :)







This photo was posted today from Target Instagram page and I almost died!!!! Christmas just came early <3

Are you guys excited for the collection? Cant wait to see what else will released as the date gets closer and closer..... EEEKKKKKK!!! 
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