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What I Wore
A Crescendo of Style
Shirt: William Rast for Target (shop: similar to this Element shirt)
Shorts: H&M (shop: similar to these Replay shorts)
Boots: ALDO (shop: similar to these G by GUESS boots)
Sunglasses: Ray-Ban (buy these Ray-Ban sunglasses)
What I Wore
Going Through Changes
Shirt: Ben Sherman (similar to this Volcom shirt)
Jeans: H&M (similar to these Levi’s jeans)
Jacket: Club Monaco (similar to this Lacoste jacket)
Belt: ZARA (similar to this Target belt)
Shoes: Polo Ralph Lauren (similar to these Polo Ralph Lauren shoes)
What I Wore
I Got A Thing For You
Shirt: H&M (similar to this Banana Republic shirt)
Sweater: Banana Republic (similar to this Target sweater)
Bow tie: Banana Republic (similar to this Banana Republic bow tie)
Pants: WESC (similar to these Old Navy pants)
Shoes: ALDO (similar to these Banana Republic shoes)
Belt: GAP (similar to this Element belt)
Glasses: Tom Ford
A light, fitted V-neck sweater in a high-quality fabric will look great in any color. You can dress it up with a suit and tie, or you can wear it casual with an open shirt and jeans — or if you’re like me — you can find a perfect balance of both dressy and casual by pairing it with a bow tie and rolled up colored trousers to show off your sockless commitment. For this kind of layering, aim for a fine-gauge sweater that lays easily over your shirt. You don’t want a thick sweater that will make you look bulky.
What I Wore
Bright Hues
Shirt: Forever21
Jacket: ZARA
Silk knit tie: Forever21
Tie clip: Vintage
Shorts: ZARA
Belt: H&M
Scrabble ring: Micha Design
Sunglasses: Ray-Ban
Brown brogue shoes: ZARA
Socks: Target
What I Wore
Spring Is Upon Us
Shirt: H&M
Jeans: Levi’s
Scarf: Target
Belt: ZARA
Sunglasses: Paul Smith
Hi-top sneakers: ZARA
Scrabble ring: Micha Design
Cuff: Petro Zillia
“As we wait for spring to come, we desperately look for the signs that the harsh winter is coming to an end.”
What I Wore
Hello Again
Shirt: Ben Sherman
Pants: ZARA
Jacket: H&M
Scarf: Target
Shoes: Penelope and Coco
Belt: H&M
Bag: Ecoté
Tips On
Shopping Jason Wu for Target
Start your engines Jason Wu fans, we are just 24 hours away from the launch of the designer’s collaboration with Target. I’m sure this will be another line-making, item-grabbing frenzy. Think Versace for H&M. So how can you score big? Here’s a few tips:
Be on time
According to Jason Wu’s publicists, the launch will kick off “early morning”, so set your alarm and head over to a Target store at least two hours before they open to secure a good spot in line. The farther out you go from common shopping areas in town, the more likely you are to find shorter lines and fewer crazed shoppers. Click Here to see all the Target stores carrying the collection to make sure your targeted location will carry it.
Shop Ahead
Know what you’re shopping for before you get there. See the entire Jason Wu for Target Collection and pre-select what you want, that way you can go for the kill once you’re inside the store. If you don’t immediately find your must-haves, look around the nearby aisles and the checkout lanes. People will toss or hide merchandise in the midst of the excitement. You can also check back a few days later; many shoppers end up returning things after the initial rush.
Shop Online
Of course you can avoid being in-line by going on-line and shopping there instead. The only problem with that is that you run the risk of the Target website crashing during the madness. It’s happened before.
Finally
There’s always eBay. Disclaimer: I am against buying items just to resell them. I don’t think it’s fair to the shoppers or supportive to the designer. However, there is an established aftermarket for designer collaboration pieces, but it should be a solid back-up plan for that gotta-have-it item. PS: you will pay a premium for that item.
