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Zac Posen is next up for a Target line
Having only recently announced his upcoming lower-price line, Z Spoke, Zac Posen is now the next in line to do a collection for Target’s Go International series. The limited edition designs will, naturally, be highly-anticipated and will surely leap off shelves when they hit stores and the Target website on April 25. So even with […]
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Fashion news: Celine’s new look, Target does hat collab, Miley invents plaid, and Lacroix’s towering project
Phoebe Philo’s first collection for Celine recently arrived in stores and while many of the brand’s shops have closed worldwide, it looks Philo is spearheading a rethink of their boutiques to roll out next year. [Vogue UK]
Target is at it again with a fresh round of diffusion lines. Eugenia Kim’s designer hats will hit stores and the web on April 18. Cynthia Vincent’s limited edition shoe collection will also be available sometime in April, with a range of footwear from high heels to flats. [Fashionista]
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Fashion news: Lucian Matis wins FDCC award, Gaultier does Target line and Karl heads to Argentina
Lucian Matis has been named the winner of the first FDCC Designer Development Fund award. The fund will be awarded annually in support of Canadian fashion designers who demonstrate potential for growth. A business mentorship with FDCC prez Robin Kay is part of the prize. “We want to extend the potential to build their brand and assist the designers with the necessary tools to help them emerge nationally and internationally in this new economy,” says Kay. [LGFW]
Georgia May Jagger will join Coco Rocha as the two new faces of Rimmel London’s campaign starting in 2010. [The Cut]
This week’s New York Magazine has named Anna Wintour one of the 12 most powerful New Yorkers. This news didn’t come as too shocking, but more confusing is the fact that the Vogue powerhouse is the sole woman to make the list. [The Cut]
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Tom Ford’s next movie, psychic advises Isaac Mizrahi, Coach sues Target and more
Isaac Mizrahi looked to the stars for his next career move. The designer’s psychic advised him to open a store, prompting his new shop opening at 67th and Madison. Perhaps Mizrahi’s psychic has an ulterior motive? [The Cut]
It’s been confirmed that Martin Margiela is no longer involved in the design process for his company, Maison Martin Margiela. Rumours are swirling around his replacement–most pointing the finger at Haider Ackermann–although Diesel founder Renzo Rosso, who has a majority stake in Martin Margiela, would not name names, saying only, “We have a new fresh design team on board.” [Vogue UK]
Kirsten Dunst is starring in a new film: a short that follows the actress hopping around downtown Tokyo dressed in full Harajuku girl garb. The film is part of the Tate Modern exhibit “Pop Life: Art in a Material World,” created by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. [FWD]
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Fashion news: Prescriptives to close, McQueen’s mystery for Puma and JPG for Target?
The Christopher Kane for Topshop line launches today. Sheer embellished dresses, high-waisted fancy panties and all the much sought-after studded pieces await your purchase in stores and online. [The Cut]
Estée Lauder has announced they are closing their Prescriptives brand after 30 years. Fabrizio Freda, President and Chief Executive Officer of the company said, “We believe that the difficult decision relating to Prescriptives will allow us to redirect our resources to key strategic imperatives where we see the highest growth potential.” [WWD]
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Fashion news: Rodarte for Target leaked, Mad Men’s drugstore beauty and a jelly shoes renaissance
13-year-old fashion blogger Tavi–the not-so-new girl in town–lands the cover of Pop and gets invited to the Rodarte for Target preview. [The Cut, Lucky]
Speaking of–that’s the images you’re looking at above. [@bunnyBISOUS, via @sarahlyndsay]
Marc Jacobs shares a little known fact about fashion week: It’s actually quite a lot of work. [The Cut]
Want to look like Betty Draper? Head to Shoppers for some Revlon “Cherries in the Show” and Maybelline Great Lash. [Beauty Counter]
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Rodarte’s coming to Target!
Yes indeedy, designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy will create a 55-piece collection for the U.S. chain that hits stores on December 20.
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