Fashion Trend Guide: See the Altuzarra for Target Lookbook

Wednesday, August 13, 2014

See the Altuzarra for Target Lookbook

If you've been waiting with bated breath to see first glimpses of the Altuzarra for Target lookbook, then today's your day. About a month in advance of the September 14, 2014 debut, images of the 50-piece collection have just been released by Harper's Bazaar in conjunction with a preview party hosted by a radiant Garance Doré in New York.

How to describe the collection? It's a twist of boho with a healthy dose of sex appeal. True to Altuzarra's sleek signature style, the textures appear rich, with embroidered details and digital printing. Much more sophisticated than previous Target collaborations, this one's sure to appeal to chic ladies and boardroom babes looking to amp up their wardrobes with thigh-slit pencil skirts, low-cut gowns, pretty python prints, tailored blazers, and killer high-heeled footwear. Good news for your wallet and for international buyers: prices range from $18 to $90, and items will also be available on net-a-porter.

Have a look at my other blog The Key To Chic to see how ten looks from the Altuzarra for Target lookbook compare to recent Altuzarra runway looks. The similarities will amaze you!

Follow me on Twitter for up-to-the-minute #AltuzarraforTarget updates and expert shopping tips on how to score all the pieces you want with no hassle.

P.S. I've been shopping Target's collaborations for many years, and I'll be sharing all my tips and tricks to help you score your favorites! Happy shopping!

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