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Look of the Day: Far From Comical

FabSugar — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:00:22 -0700

Cosmic flash finds her jumper rather silly, but I think her ensemble is far from comical. Her color combination is lovely, and I like how she accessorized with gold jewelry.

Here's what she's wearing:

Jumper: Erin Fetherston for Target
Shirt: American Apparel
Necklace: Vintage
Shoes: J. Crew

Congrats to cosmic flash!

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Look of the Day: Back in Black

FabSugar — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 05:00:22 -0800

makeushiver1814 is going back in black: She had on some teal tights too, but her dog got ahold of them. Oops! In any case, I love the full skirt and skinny belt combination - it's very femme.

Here's what she has on:

Jumper: Erin Fetherston for Target
Top: Old Navy
Belt: Anne Klein
Flats: Old Navy

Congrats to makeushiver1814!

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Sneak Peek! Erin Fetherston for Target

FabSugar — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 14:00:22 -0800

Erin Fetherston's Target collection isn't supposed to hit stores until November 18, but in true Target form, some pieces are already available online, including the dress at left and a cute ivory cocoon coat.

This collection has been polarizing - either you Love It or Hate It - because of its super girly-girl feel. The peter pan collars, heart bags, and minidresses were all showcased during a (too) long introductory commercial that you probably caught if you watched The Hills last night.

Have a good long gaze at the collection below, and then spill: will you be hitting the Erin Fetherston racks at Target?

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On Our Radar: Machine Washable Suiting

FabSugar — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 03:00:22 -0700

The power suit is back: but with a new power. It's now machine-washable and with a flattering cut. For all you young professionals out there whose suits are like a uniform, take a breath of fresh air. No more hauling piles of blazers, pants, and skirts back and forth to the dry cleaners on a weekly basis!

Nicole by Nicole Miller has an affordable "Smart Suit" at JCPenney: $132 for jackets, $72 for pants, and $60 for skirts. Erin Fetherston for Target has the more feminine washable skirt suit at left coming out in mid-November, and Kohl's Apt. 9 label offers a washable tweed pantsuit. Some are also wrinkle-resistant, so you can just wash and wear.

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First Peek at Erin Fetherston for Target

FabSugar — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:40:33 -0700

One of our savvy sources snatched up some first glimpses of the next GO International designer collection for Target - the girlie girl of new designers Erin Fetherston. Due out in November, the collection is full of nightgown inspired frocks and flowy delights in kindergarten colors with sweet details like hearts and ruffles. I think they are a bit too little girlie, especially with all the freshly sophisticated looks for Fall. What do you all think?

And don't forget Libertine for Target will be hitting the racks next month!

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FabSugar — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 13:00:22 -0700

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New York Fashion Week, Fall 2008: Erin Fetherston

FabSugar — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 07:32:16 -0800

With a mixed celebrity audience: Anne Hathaway, boyfriend Raffaello Follieri, Gossip Girl Taylor Momsen, Rachel Zoe, and model Irina Lazareanu, Erin Fetherston tread into new waters.

The It designer, who in recent seasons has sent monochrome hippie nightgown-cum-dresses and ruffled girly-girl skirts down the runway in a palette of white, ivory, and shades of grey, added color . . . and even bold prints into the mix.

The feel was contemporary and everyday wearable - don't get me wrong, her trademark flowy gowns and floral head trimmings were still there, in numbers - but there were also tailored blazers, little everyday dresses and tunics.

I wonder if her recent line for Target has anything to do with the change?

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