So, remember when I said I was no longer doing weekly sale listings? I lied! Well, sort of. I'm still not listing all of them, but I will call out any totally notable sales when applicable. (And I can't wait to tell you about a HUGE sale for next week.) So, this week, one of my favorite jewelry lines, Bing Bang by Anna Sheffield is holding its sample sale, with prices up to 75% off. It's on now through Friday 7/30 from noon-7 at 153 Lafayette St. (Howard & Grand Sts.), 4th flr.
Also, if you haven't yet joined the online sample sale website Rue La La, do so now through 8/8 and you'll automatically get a $10 credit. Rue La La is awesome all around; I recently bought a Botkier purse there for $99 (it was originally over $500!) Click here to join.
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
MasstigeWatch! Anna Sheffield for Target
I've started to develop an expensive habit: jewelry. Much like my philosophy with clothing, I've started to buy the best jewelry I can afford--fewer pieces of the nice stuff, instead of a lot of cheap junk. And while my budget doesn't take me too far, one of my favorite jewelry designers is Anna Sheffield--her Bing Bang line has a vintage-inspired aesthetic, with a lot of tiny charms and mixed chains. And while Anna had a short-lived line last year with Urban Outfitters, called Bee 23, she is back with an even better masstige collaboration, this time with Target. Called Anna Sheffield, the line features necklaces, bracelets, rings, and earrings, with prices ranging from a very affordable $19.99 to $79.99, and I'm happy to say, it's very true to the spirit of her signature collection.
I love how many of her necklaces are asymmetrical, like the one in the middle below, but there's always an element of femininity, like the ribbon and heart-locket necklaces to either side.
If, like me, you are a lover of dangling earrings, you'll hit the jackpot here. I can attest that these multi-chain styles look really sexy with long hair.
I absolutely love the bird-and-rhinestone combo of these earrings and ring--they're like antiques, but better.
This is the kind of necklace that looks good with everything from T-shirts to dresses, and since it has so many different colors of chains, you literally can wear it with everything.
And I don't know what this is for sure--I think it's a ring--but whatever it is, I know I want it.
The collection--including many more pieces not pictured here--hits Target stores and Target.com this Sunday, August 30th. Hurry, before I buy every last piece!
I've started to develop an expensive habit: jewelry. Much like my philosophy with clothing, I've started to buy the best jewelry I can afford--fewer pieces of the nice stuff, instead of a lot of cheap junk. And while my budget doesn't take me too far, one of my favorite jewelry designers is Anna Sheffield--her Bing Bang line has a vintage-inspired aesthetic, with a lot of tiny charms and mixed chains. And while Anna had a short-lived line last year with Urban Outfitters, called Bee 23, she is back with an even better masstige collaboration, this time with Target. Called Anna Sheffield, the line features necklaces, bracelets, rings, and earrings, with prices ranging from a very affordable $19.99 to $79.99, and I'm happy to say, it's very true to the spirit of her signature collection.
I love how many of her necklaces are asymmetrical, like the one in the middle below, but there's always an element of femininity, like the ribbon and heart-locket necklaces to either side.
If, like me, you are a lover of dangling earrings, you'll hit the jackpot here. I can attest that these multi-chain styles look really sexy with long hair.
I absolutely love the bird-and-rhinestone combo of these earrings and ring--they're like antiques, but better.
This is the kind of necklace that looks good with everything from T-shirts to dresses, and since it has so many different colors of chains, you literally can wear it with everything.
And I don't know what this is for sure--I think it's a ring--but whatever it is, I know I want it.
The collection--including many more pieces not pictured here--hits Target stores and Target.com this Sunday, August 30th. Hurry, before I buy every last piece!
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
MasstigeWatch!
This morning, Target hosted a press preview of the upcoming Rodarte Go International collection; I was not there, but Lucky was, and while they were forbidden to speak specifics, they say it's "beautiful, ethereal, and lacey, and won't be priced above $80." Also, Tavi was there. If, however, you'd like some photographic evidence, Racked has photos that Paper's blogger Julia Frakes posted on Twitter (and which she's since taken down). This is one of them.
Also, last week The Cut swung by Uniqlo's showroom to check out Jil Sander's +J line, which hits stores October 1st. They report prices start at $29.50 for accessories and go to $149.50 for outerwear. They also have a handy slide show of select looks; I think longtime Jil Sander enthusiasts will be, well, enthusiastic. The collection is very minimal but looks incredibly well cut; I have my eye on, among other things, these pants.
Coming later this week, I'll have a preview of the Anna Sheffield for Target jewelry line, which hits stores August 30th.
This morning, Target hosted a press preview of the upcoming Rodarte Go International collection; I was not there, but Lucky was, and while they were forbidden to speak specifics, they say it's "beautiful, ethereal, and lacey, and won't be priced above $80." Also, Tavi was there. If, however, you'd like some photographic evidence, Racked has photos that Paper's blogger Julia Frakes posted on Twitter (and which she's since taken down). This is one of them.
Also, last week The Cut swung by Uniqlo's showroom to check out Jil Sander's +J line, which hits stores October 1st. They report prices start at $29.50 for accessories and go to $149.50 for outerwear. They also have a handy slide show of select looks; I think longtime Jil Sander enthusiasts will be, well, enthusiastic. The collection is very minimal but looks incredibly well cut; I have my eye on, among other things, these pants.Coming later this week, I'll have a preview of the Anna Sheffield for Target jewelry line, which hits stores August 30th.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
MasstigeWatch!
Matthew Williamson for H&M hits the following stores tomorrow (Thursday) at 9 a.m.:
Atlanta: Atlantic Station, 231 18th St.
Boston: 100 Newbury St.
Chicago: 840 North Michigan Avenue
Los Angeles: Beverly Center
New York: 34th and Broadway
New York: 51st and 5th
New York: 59th and Lexington
San Francisco: 150 Powell St.
I will be sleeping in, as I have the day off, but if you are a Williamson fan, you can preview the collection online and strategize; expect Racked to have play-by-play commentary.
In Target news, the Loomstate for Target collection is now live, as are Ashley Paige swimsuits, Felix Rey handbags, and Miss Trish of Capri sandals. I will be checking all out in person this weekend when I hit my local Target in Chicago. I will, of course, report back.
Speaking of Target, this tasty tidbit was buried in last Thursday's Fashion Scoops in WWD [subscription required]:
Yay for that! I love Bing Bang, although I've found Bee 23 to be a little on the disappointing side. Let's hope the Target collection is a bit more successful.
Hitting Topshop April 28th is the Barbara Hulanicki collection. For those of you not well-versed in 20th century fashion history, Hulanicki was the creator of Biba, one of the most influential boutiques of Swinging London. The line is very bohemian and chiffon-y; you can view photos here. For the dudes, Refinery 29 reports Richard Chai, Phillip Lim, Christopher Shannon, Juun J, JW Anderson, and Henry Holland will interpret the classic white T-shirt, with a mini-collection hitting stores May 28th.
Finally, Nylon has a preview of the upcoming Shipley & Halmos collection for Uniqlo, which hits stores May 7th. I feel as neutral about it as I did about the Steven Alan collection, but maybe it will be cuter in person.
Matthew Williamson for H&M hits the following stores tomorrow (Thursday) at 9 a.m.:Atlanta: Atlantic Station, 231 18th St.
Boston: 100 Newbury St.
Chicago: 840 North Michigan Avenue
Los Angeles: Beverly Center
New York: 34th and Broadway
New York: 51st and 5th
New York: 59th and Lexington
San Francisco: 150 Powell St.
I will be sleeping in, as I have the day off, but if you are a Williamson fan, you can preview the collection online and strategize; expect Racked to have play-by-play commentary.
In Target news, the Loomstate for Target collection is now live, as are Ashley Paige swimsuits, Felix Rey handbags, and Miss Trish of Capri sandals. I will be checking all out in person this weekend when I hit my local Target in Chicago. I will, of course, report back.
Speaking of Target, this tasty tidbit was buried in last Thursday's Fashion Scoops in WWD [subscription required]:
EASY TARGET: Anna Sheffield is spreading her seeds. The jewelry designer, whose Bing Bang line launched Bee 23 with Urban Outfitters last year, is once again hitting up the masses, this time with Target. Rumor has it she’ll be designing jewelry under the name Anna Sheffield for Target, presumably for the retailer’s Go International program, which has seen the likes of hip, downtown designers such as Rogan Gregory, Richard Chai and most recently Tracy Feith. The jewelry hits stores this August.
Yay for that! I love Bing Bang, although I've found Bee 23 to be a little on the disappointing side. Let's hope the Target collection is a bit more successful.
Hitting Topshop April 28th is the Barbara Hulanicki collection. For those of you not well-versed in 20th century fashion history, Hulanicki was the creator of Biba, one of the most influential boutiques of Swinging London. The line is very bohemian and chiffon-y; you can view photos here. For the dudes, Refinery 29 reports Richard Chai, Phillip Lim, Christopher Shannon, Juun J, JW Anderson, and Henry Holland will interpret the classic white T-shirt, with a mini-collection hitting stores May 28th.
Finally, Nylon has a preview of the upcoming Shipley & Halmos collection for Uniqlo, which hits stores May 7th. I feel as neutral about it as I did about the Steven Alan collection, but maybe it will be cuter in person.
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