
Radar’s got some good info: the next GO! International line for Target will be made by Libertine, the LA label that re-works vintage clothing into new masterpieces for more than almost anyone can pay.
Called “very Galliano” by Anna Wintour, the label is run by Cindy Greene and Johnson Hartig. You may remember Johnson from the documentary Seamless, where he loses a CFDA/ Vogue award to Proenza Schouler, but dances around his studio with Ashley Olsen at the film’s conclusion. Meanwhile, we remember Johnson telling us that once, Karl Lagerfeld ordered him Coca Cola in little glass bottles at the Mercer Hotel, and it felt like Christmas.
As for the new collection, it won’t hit Target until Fall – remember, Patrick Robinson gets his turn first in May – but we hope it’ll include more vintage inspired prints and dresses, and less t-shirts with skulls and slogans. Lindsay Lohan may wear them all over L.A. but that doesn’t mean the fashion hungry kids who raid Target should have to flash back to US Weekly.
Tags: Karl Lagerfeld, Libertine, Proenza Schouler



Jason Wu for Target Fallout: 11,000 Items Currently on eBay and Two Re-Sellers Buy Out the Entire Collection in a Miami Target (We've Got Video)
Watch: Anna Wintour Defends Her 'Bitchiness' on 60 Minutes
Karl Lagerfeld Thinks Adele Is 'A Little Too Fat' and More Highlights from His Unfiltered Interview in the Metro
BB Creams Are the Hottest New Product to Hit the Beauty Aisle--Here's What They Can Do For You
See All of Madonna's Givenchy Super Bowl Halftime Looks
sigh. I remember when they first first did skulls, before they became the rage, or even the high fashion standard. that collection full of argyle socks and heels and screen-printed pencil skirts. when was that…three, four years ago? they inspired me to screen print most of my skirts. for better or worse.
speaking of Robinson…
http://pressroom.target.com/pr/news/fashion/go-international/album.aspx?id=4504
xoxo