Showing posts with label kaleidoscope print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kaleidoscope print. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

A is for A-line

Recently, I've been playing around with skirts in different shapes.  Today's look features an A-line skirt.
Skirt:  Target (Available here)
Blazer:  New York & Company
In my early 20s, I lived in mini skirts (the shorter the better).  About six years ago, it was all maxi skirts, all the time.  More recently, I seem to have stuck to pencil skirts. Now, I'm in the mood for more variety. 
Blouse:  Old Navy Petites (Similar here)
Boots:  Payless (old)
Necklace:  Express (old)
I recently found this skirt at Target.  It has a matching bralette top, which sealed the deal for me.  The top is on back-order, but I definitely plan to rock the bare midriff look soon!

Purse:  The Limited (Similar here)
Belt:  The Limited
Yesterday, I wore this look to work.  The simple top and blazer kept the look professional, but the faux leather sleeves on the blazer, ankle boots, print of the skirt, and necklace gave the look a cool edge.
Do you like A-line skirts?

To see this blazer styled differently, click here, here, here, here, here, and here.

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Prabal Gurung for Target

I have been eagerly waiting for the latest designer collaboration with Target.  Prabal Gurung's collaboration hit stores and the net today, and I just had to go to my local Target to check it out!

The collection is available in limited supply and for a limited time only.  The clothing comes in misses sizes up to size 16.
Unfortunately, my favorite piece of the collection was sold out on-line and in-stores before I had a chance to get it.  ;-( 

I'm hopeful that someone will return this top in my size because word has it that no further shipments will be made.

This heart lace top is just gorgeous and so fun.  It would be perfect for Valentine's Day.

Prabal Gurung for Target lace overlay top
Overall, I was very impressed with the design and quality of this latest collaboration.  Unlike some of the collaborations of the past, the price points, quality, and design were all spot-on.  The tops appeared to be true to size, but the skirts and dresses seemed to run about a size smaller than normal.

Other favorites from the collection:
Prabal Gurung for Target colorblocked dress
Prabal Gurung for Target red ruffle dress
Prabal Gurung for Target heels in "Meet the Parents" print
These two red dresses would be great for Valentine's Day.  The colorblocked dress didn't catch my attention at first, but it is soo flattering thanks to the strategic colorblocking in the waist.  The ruffle dress is so romantic, and ruffles are a major spring trend.
The floral lace-up shoes are just so romantic and sexy.  They would look perfect with either of the dresses above.

Prabal Guring for Target "First Date" print top
Prabal Gurung for Target heels in "Nolita" print
Prabal Gurung for Target enamel bangle
I love the neon colors of these pieces above.  The kaleidoscope print top looks more expensive than it is and the striped pumps are actually brighter in person than they appear in the photo, making them a great match for the top.
Prabal Gurung for Target crystal teardrop pendant
Prabal Gurung for Target crystal teardrop earrings
These crystal earrings and pendant remind me of an oversized version of a set I had as a kid.  The pendant has more of a casual vibe, but the earrings would be perfect for an evening out.

Do you plan on getting any of the pieces from Prabal Gurung's collection for Target??