If you missed out on Missoni for Target, there's still Jason Wu. But if you can't pencil a Feb. 5 shopping extravaganza into your busy schedule (hello, you won't have a life until fashion week is over!), you've still got a chance to get your hands on affordable designer goods. Beginning May 6, Target will open The Shops at Target, a series of mini boutiques akin to the ever-popular pop-up store. Meaning, designer retailers will roll out Target-exclusive products that will be available for two to four months at a time, at Target stores around the nation.
The mass retailer's first lineup includes Miami's luxury shop The Webster, Aspen's beauty retailer Cos Bar, Connecticut's decor and home goods store Privet House, San Francisco's sweet shop The Candy Store, and Boston's dog toys and treats from Polka Dog Bakery. With more than 400 items in prices ranging from $1 to $160, there's a little something for everyone. So, the next time you're picking up laundry detergent, check out The Shops — as if we didn't already have enough of a reason to go to Target!
Text Alice Chen
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