Peter Pilotto x Target
I’ve been a longtime devotee to Target’s high fashion collaborations. Designer clothes for a fraction of the price? That’s what inspired Stitch & Strut. I still own pieces from past Target GO International collections including a few Erin Fetherston dresses, a rad Jean Paul Gaultier orange muscle tee, Missoni ‘60s-esque pumps and a Zac Posen sweater that’s become my staple.
When Target and Neiman Marcus teamed up for a massive Holiday 2012 collection with the CFDA and 24 top fashion designers, I found myself waiting outside Target before the doors opened at 8 a.m, rushing past stunned Target employees to grab what I could before Ebay postings sold them at double the price. That’s when a tradition began, and I’ve done the same for last year’s 3.1 Phillip Lim collab and the most recent spring line from Peter Pilotto. It will be no different when Altuzarra for Target hits stores September 14.
This sophisticated lineup by Joseph Altuzarra might just be my favorite yet, competing with the iconic zigzag patterns from the Missoni line or the 3.1 Phillip Lim bags. The Altuzarra for Target collaboration strays away from the fun and girly Target collections of the past, aiming to dress a sexy and confident woman in thigh-high slit skirts, ruby velvet blazers, military green trench coats, python print tops, deep-v maxi dresses and knee-high boots. Better yet, the line ranges from $17 to $90, with shoes, apparel, belts and lingerie.
With less than a month left till the collab hits select Target stores and Net-a-Porter.com, I’m starting my own countdown showcasing OOTDs with pieces from past Target collections and my top picks to buy from Altuzarra. This look features a floral and geometric print dress with matching sunglasses from spring 2014’s Peter Pilotto collaboration. I paired these with a bone white Topshop necklace and my Coach mini Riley Bleecker bag in love red.
Checkout the Altuzarra for Target lookbook below. Only 25 days left!
Until next time…