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Zac Posen's Theatrical Pre-Fall 2010 Collection
Zac Posen described his pre-fall collection as "Lewis Carroll meets Paloma Picasso". The former expressed through whimsical prints of hopping bunnies, mushrooms, and swans and the latter via bow-front blouses, tailored wide leg trousers, and the models' beauty moment—pulled back hair with red lips.
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Zac Posen is Next to Design Go International Collection for Target
Two weeks after announcing the launch of Z Spoke, a secondary line in partnership with Saks Fifth Avenue, Zac Posen confirms he is next in line to design a Go International collection with Target. Posen's pieces will be in Target stores and online from April 25 - May 30th.
Target also recently announced two new accessory collaborations launching in April—hats by Eugenia Kim and footwear by Cynthia Vincent will be available on the 18th in Target stores and online.
In other Target news, don't forget to mark your calendars for the Rodarte Go International collection, which willl hit stores on December 20.
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Zac Posen Ditches Hollywood for Urban Hipsters with New Saks Collection
Zac Posen is launching a lower-priced bridge collection exclusively with Saks Fifth Avenue next spring. According to Posen, the line—called Z Spoke—has an "urban hipster quality." He added that he could see the collection on Lower East Side girls.
That's a long way from Posen's designer collection, which is heavy on dramatic party clothes and over-the-top evening dresses. Posen says it's not a change of design philosophy as much as an answer to retailers' demand for more American sportswear—meaning he needs to sell some clothes.
Z Spoke will retail from $78 (for a t-shirt) to $675 (for a knit dress) and launch in 17 Saks stores on the same floor as Tory Burch and Elie Tahari.
“To me, it’s more appropriate to build a whole brand and collection around this price point," said Posen. "Chic sportswear should be at this price point. Designer dresses and cocktail pieces should be at a more expensive price point.” Zac Posen's designer collection retails for $900 to upwards of $12,000.
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Spring 2010 Trend Report: Geometry Lessons
Trippy, geometric prints dominated the spring runways—appearing in black and white oversized checks at Junya Watanabe, pastel digitally-printed cubes at Peter Pilotto, thick stripes at Marni, and psychedelic patterns at Givenchy.
New York Fashion Week: Zac Posen Spring 2010
Fashion In 50 Seconds 08/26/09 Zac Posen Changes Venues, Ashley Olsen Has a Change of Heart
Is Ashley Olsen ditching The Row and Elizabeth and James? Say it ain't so.
Zac Posen is moving his Spring 2010 show out of Bryant Park.
Hermes denies that Jean Paul Gaultier is leaving.
Joy Gryson launches handbag line with MCM.
Fashion In 50 Seconds 05/22/09 Wang Does Beauty & More
Alexander Wang will launch a beauty line with Shiseido in Japan and select Asian countries this July. ..
Zac Posen made a television appearance as himself on a new show called, Beautiful Life.
Rumors circulate as to whether CEO of Aquascutum, Kim Winser, has left the company.
Last night's amfAR Cinema Against AIDS benefit auction in Cannes drew fashion folk.
Fashion In 50 Seconds 04/10/09 Tiffany Has A Sale & More
Tiffany is doing the unthinkable and having a major sale next month with diamonds marked 70% off.
Zac Posen blogged about his private trunk show in Boca Raton and runway presentation in Coral Gables.
Marc By Marc Jacobs opened in London after the first Marc Jacobs shop opened in 2007.
Photographer Garance Dore spoke in an interview about Scott Schuman and her personal style.
Fashion In 50 Seconds 03/30/09 Zac Posen Crosses Over & More
Zac Posen's first advertisement ever appears in the Spring Summer issue of Fanzine137.
Kate Moss's newest Topshop range, for Spring 2009, will include lingerie and liberty prints.
Spanx might just keep that body-con trend going--the undergarment brand is working on a clothing range.
Also working on a clothing range is Gwyneth Paltrow, who created a seven-look Fall 2009 collection for Zoe Tee's.






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