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When the season changes so do the styles and Gap wants to make sure you’re totally on top of the trends. In stores now for a limited time, you can get a head start and a great deal on all the newest pant styles for Fall at Gap’s Fall Preview Pant Sale.

No matter your personal style, Gap’s collection of pants come in a variety of new fits and fabrics for you to choose from. One of the hottest looks this season: wide-leg trousers! They also carry a selection of pinstripes and plaids if you want to go bold with your look. Select styles are available now for a limited time starting at just $35, so shop early this season at Gap to stock up on all the looks you’re lusting after for Fall.

While the rest of us were basking in Spring trends, Gap’s creative team was hard at work in its LA design studio creating a must-have Fall collection for the iconic 1969 line. The studio in the City of Angels is the place where all of Gap’s denim comes from. With a team of designers dedicated just to making Gap’s 1969 collection, the design ethic is all about inventive, American style with a denim attitude. In fact, the LA studio and its talent harness the kind care, skill, and craftsmanship that would rival any high-end couture fashion house. But Gap’s Fall collection gives you the premium denim cuts and styles that you’re lusting after at prices that give you some room to accessorize!

Watch the video below, and check out Gap's Facebook page to find out where you can get your hands on these works of genius and learn more about the must haves from the 1969 collection.

It's a wrap! Legendary designer Diane Von Furstenberg will soon be making up miniversions of her famed patterned garments for kids in a new collaboration with Gap Inc. The woman who "invented" the wrap dress is currently drafting up girls' designs for Gap Kids that are set to hit stores next Spring. Unlike other high-end designers that have recently announced lines for tots, the collection will be sold at Gap prices rather than luxury.

The '60s and '70s icon is known for designing pieces without the use of zippers or buttons, making them perfect for finicky kids who often shy away from the fasteners as well! We can't wait to get a sneak peek of her pint-sized, fun fabrics styles. Given Stella McCartney's successful work with the retail chain, we're sure they will be flying off the shelves!

Patrick Robinson, the executive vice president of global design at Gap, has left after four years, according to WWD. While he oversaw the launch of 1969 denim stores and various fashion collaborations with designers including Thakoon, Prabal Gurung, and Pierre Hardy, he was met with inconsistent success in North America. We're curious to see what the designer, whose past design stints include Giorgio Armani and Paco Rabanne, will do next. Meanwhile, the big question has become who will replace Robinson. Who would you like to see as the next head designer of Gap?