I REALLY want that red ruffled dress. so cute.

I really love the long dress in the safety pin print. I would snap it up if it were a jersey maxi dress. However, they call it a gown which makes me think it’s going to be a crappy polyester chiffon. Boo.

Could he have found a skinnier, sicklier model? Maybe that’s it though- I don’t see half of this stuff working on anyone who has more than an A cup chest. Love the swimwear though and the tuxedo dress is fab!

okay, what is with the model?? i get that she’s waif thin unlike the majority of american women (a BIG reason i won’t buy into this line), but look at her legs and feet…! there isn’t one photo of her without her toes pointed in! sry if i’m treading on some feelings here, but she just looks ridiculous to have that in EVERY shot. if they were going for the “innocent” look, there are other poses, then just that one, and most of those outfits definitely aren’t innocent!
there were a few pieces that i thought were cute, but the model just totally turned me off….

Ohhh…
Target rules. I am in LOVE.

So into it. ZP is amazing! I do however agree with Beth’s comment about the Rebecca DeMornay thing, it def is vibing 80′s style, but all in a good way

is there any way at all that we can preorder this ????
i want the red two piece ruffle dress for prom, which is on the 17th of april. i cant wait until the 25th!

Well lets just say-I wasn’t blown away,and it didn’t grab me like I expect a collection to do….

Are you appealing to the anorexic…..

Are you appealing to the anorexic…..

I honestly think they have the model (who i know of)’s toes turned in in every shot because her legs arn’t actually straight when she has her feet straight. it’s super odd. like this: http://i988.photobucket.com/albums/af5/PFWD5/elsao.jpg and this: http://i43.tinypic.com/m7fdx2.jpg

The Target Go Collection for what it is there have been some great designers who have had the good sense and craftsmanship to mix their aesthetic with certain inexpensive fabrics without making the end product look cheap and a waste of your $50 or so dollars spent. Designers like the late Lee McQueen of Alexander McQueen, Jonathan Saundars and others accomplished walking the thin line between budget and taste. Unfortunately the line was too thin for the girls of Rodarte but Zac Posen was not such a disaster, not from the pictures anyway. Yes, there were some clothes that shouldn’t be worn by anyone over 17 and the one look model did not properly fit the clothes nor the style but most of the pieces didn’t scream “I got this at Target”, which I think is a minor accomplishment. There were some quintessential Zac pieces in there like the Polka Dot print dress and the splash of color throughout, perfect for rolling into spring. All in all the clothes photograph well but how will they fit and what is the material, two factors that determine success. I wonder how will he do….

not true, he includes up to size 14 in his Z Spoke line and will expand to size 16.

I like the two piece ruffle dresses and the ruffles are made of organza, I am just concerned about the material used for the rest of the dress? I hope it will not be cheap and unlined! I like that Target has tried to incorporate designers they have had quite a list of them. It is just too bad that most of the collaborations are ill fitting and made with cheap fabrics. I am still deciding if I will be purchasing these dresses InStyle Magazine has a pic of the ruffle dress (Navy/Black) and it looks good in the pic but will it look good on me? Does anyone know what sizes are covered in this collection?

I think it's great that designers are doing fun work like this for Target. The real challenge to designers in this day and age will be to dress big girls with as much fun and creativity as your size 2 muses. The industry has just started to allow itself to think about plus size women and their desire for real fashion. RL, CK, MK and others have dabbled. Who out there can look at a curvy body and make beautiful clothes for it without breaking the bank?

I live in Minneapolis, which is Target HQ, and have been able to try on the samples of these pieces at a little secret thrift shop where Target donates their ad samples after the photo shoots. Here's what you need to know: the skirts are very high-waisted and very small. I wear a 4/6, and had to buy the black full skirt in a 9. (The samples are marked with sizes.) The brocade fabric is surprisingly good quality, as is the hardware/zippers. The full skirts are MUCH fuller than they appear on the model here, and REALLY stick out from the body…The brocade dress is going to sell out first, because the quality is the best and the dress is pretty wearable, although it has an exposed zipper that runs directly across one breast–like a Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen! The silk dress with the flutter sleeve and hem is REALLY thin and clingy–basically little more than a slip–don't go there unless you have the body for it. The graffiti t-shirt with the black sleeves is gaudy in person–embellished and very Junior. The snap-tape dress is really cool, but quite low-cut for a day dress. The chambray shorts and dress are totally forgettable. The pink button down blouse is cute if you're 14. Best bets: lipstick “Zac” tank, brocade dress, yellow jacket, black full skirt, leather jacket, and the long dress if that kind of print is your thing.