Target’s first GO International Collective, which brings together previous hits from their many individual designer capsule collections in one place, officially launches today.

GO International didn’t invent the designer/fast fashion collaboration, but in the US it was one of the first to offer clothes from emerging designers at Target prices (read: almost nothing over $100).

Last year we covered Fashion’s Night Out from Paris, where we caught up with Carine Roitfeld, to London and New York. Each city was an overall success in terms of bringing out the shoppers, but the feel of each event was distinctly different. The Paris Fashion Celebration Night focused exclusively on the high end merchants [...]

If you think fashion bloggers have little to no power or clout in the industry, get this: one fashion blogger created enough buzz to cause the cancellation of M.A.C.’s expected Rodarte makeup line, which was to be launched September 15.

While some brands are still noticeably absent from the conversations taking place online, the walls surrounding direct communication are slowly coming down at the highest levels.

Leather inspired by Celine’s new minimalism, Balenciaga’s neon shots and Rodarte’s draped warriors: Clean lines, boxy cut, wear with confidence, pants, and little else. Top: $398 from American Retro. Skirts in Celine-inspired shades of olive, or something brighter. Celine $1450 from Oscar de la Renta at Bergdorf Goodman. Urban Outfitters renewal, $58. Two-toned shift with [...]

From Rodarte to Yamamoto, Spring saw head-to-toe holes, tatters, dishevelment and dirt (or is that gold dust?). The sort of glam grunge, with glitter amid the grime (the “shrapnel holes” in Balmain’s tops were healed with gilded patches) may seem like simple styling, or is it more Swamp Thing? These looks wouldn’t be completely out [...]