Jason Wu for Target

January 23, 2012  |  Fashion, press releases, Wardrobe, Women  |  No Comments

On February 5th Jason Wu will be releasing his limited collection for Target. Dresses, handbags and scarves will be available for purchase by the famous young designer who has dressed Michelle Obama.

Much like the last collaboration with Missoni, the Jason Wu for Target collection is expected to sell out quickly as the discounted retailer has become notorious for it’s short supply of collaborated pieces.

The collection prices range from $19.99 to $59.99 for apparel and $19.99 to $49.99 for handbags and scarves. Running for approximately one month, the collection will be available till March 6 at stores and online. The clothes are dainty but very smart. Inspired by the idea of an American girl in Paris, the pieces incorporate organic prints and an elegant color palette. Dresses are flirty with a playful disposition.

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