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On Monday you’ve all got a preview of ten looks from the highly anticipated McQ Alexander McQueen for Target collection and it got everyone hyped up, today NYLON has posted more looks. After seeing all the looks (I think) I can officially say I want everything, the range is simple mostly in muted colors with a with accents of cobalt blue and bright pink, edgy (studs and mesh) and boyish- love the looks so glad McQueen included some leggings! I love it all! Your thoughts? The collection is scheduled to release in March 4, 2009 at select Target stores and Target.com so save up your pennies! > More Looks: McQ Alexander McQueen for Target UPDATE: The collection is now available >> Shop: McQ Alexander McQueen for Target More pics after the jump….
>>>> Click here for more pics (10 more looks) of the McQ Alexander McQueen for Target Collection  10 Responses to “Full Look: McQ Alexander McQueen for Target”COMMENTS PAGE: |
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im hoping those scarves come in a lot more prints…
I WANT ALLLLLLLL OF THESE THINGSSSSS – INCLUDING THE STUFF FROM YOUR PREVIOUS POST. YES, I KNOW I’M IN ALL CAPS. ITS BECAUSE IN MY HEAD. I’M YELLING BECAUSE I’M SO EXCITED.
IF I COULD CHANGE MY FONT I’D BE YELLING EVEN LOUDER: “YAYYYY!!!”
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omggg i want it all!!!
love the white/grey-ts.
and the cardigan…………
i hope they carry it at the target store in Buffalo
i want them all too!!! all look simple but just so chic!!
so THIS is what heaven is!!!!
awesome!!
OMG
i’m getting every things! i mean EVERYTHINGS!
i’m gonna wait outside my local target before they open!
I can’t find it on the website…where is it? Am I too early? I am in Europe, I was assuming that it would be online by 6 A.M. CET, but it’s not.
I’m a college student. I don’t have much money. Some of the upper crust folk might even refer to myself as one of the lowly “fashion depraved”. However, I’m known within my circle to have done my fashion research, and apparently I have a somewhat-decent eye for it as well. I may not be able to afford any of the “authentic” clothes, but I can afford to look at an issue of Vogue.
But let’s put this aside. It doesn’t matter that this line is even remotely true to McQ’s aesthetic. Would you pay $80 for a dress like the tatoo-print one featured in this line anywhere else, without the icon associated with it? The reason this line sells (if at all) is the fact that it’s associated with a world-renowned designer. Place it on a Forever 21 rack, and it’s no big deal. And definitely not worth 80 of my hard-earned bucks during a recession. Smart recession shopping is about looking high-end for an awesome price. I feel that this line fails to achieve either.
And one more comment: personally, I see no creativity here. As a salute to pop culture, what would Nina, Heidi, or Tim Gunn say about the line (without being paid $ to praise it)? I understand that there’s a cohesiveness to it and the inspiration came from a music album, but the designers stuck to just 4 colors. Black (too much for my taste), hot pink, a blue tatoo print (ick), and grey. and besides, black leggings? Grey jeans? A black zip-up? Graphic tees? I’ve seen all of these things before in every store at the mall for less. I was actually relieved to realize that I wanted NOTHING from this line, because it never hurts to save money these days (especially when it’s just clothes you’re talking about).