WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE LOVESHACKFANCY X TARGET COLLECTION

On May 18th, LoveShackFancy announced their collaboration with Target on instagram. For a limited time, LoveShackFancy will be selling a collection of 25 different dresses they designed exclusively for Target. This collection will initially launch online on June 6th, while the store launch will be on June 15th. The goal of this collaboration is be more accessible for people who love feminine and ethereal fashion.

Excitement does not even describe the feeling I had when I saw the announcement. LoveShackFancy is my ultimate favorite fashion brand. It would be amazing to work with them someday. They are all about celebrating femininity and that you are never too old to play dress up. Their vintage, girly aesthetic and dreamy designs make my heart flutter. I think it is amazing that they're making this collection accessible for those who adore the brand, but can't afford it. The collaboration will also provide a huge range of sizes! So of course, I made a mini wishlist of just some of my favorite dresses from this collection!

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It was tough to only choose five for this post, I love them all. You can view the rest of the collection right here

My Preparation for the Launch

If you are familiar with Target's notorious designer collaborations, then you are aware how crazy this launch will be. Products will most likely sell out in minutes online. Here are some tips that can be used in order to get your hands on at least one of these stunning pieces.

1. Keep your on Target's and LoveShackFancy's social media for the latest updates.

2. Make a wishlist of the dresses you want to purchase before the launch starts. I personally love using Shoptager, an app you can download on your computer or phone to make a wishlist of products you like.

3. Be ready when the collection launches online. On the Target website, it said the dresses will become available online at 3 am Eastern on June 6th. Have your computer set up and payment method set up ready to go before the clock strikes 3.

4. Since items tend to sell out fast during these collaborations, don't hesitate when shopping. You can always return the item if you decide you don't want it anymore.

5. If the dress you wanted sold out, DO NOT PANIC. The good news is Target stores will also sell the dresses on June 15th. Make sure to research if your local store will be selling the collection and go when the store first opens.

Hopefully you find these tips helpful in preparation for this exciting collection. Fingers crossed that everybody is able to buy at least one dress that they love. Good luck!

What are your thoughts on this collaboration? Which dresses are on your wishlist? XOXO

WHAT IS NEW IN MY WARDROBE FOR APRIL 2020

My love for spring fashion was at an all-time high in April. Whenever I logged into Instagram or Pinterest, my feed was flooded with Easter, pastels, ditsy florals and of course, puff sleeve dresses. I definitely wasn't complaining. So what was my response? Online Shopping of course! Below are the newest pieces I added to my wardrobe last month.

1. I actually picked up this bag in March, but forgot to add it in last month's post. It is actually a dupe of the Chloe Nile Bracelet bag that I've been lusting over since it came out. Unfortunatley, I don't have Chloe type of money (yet), so I was really happy to find a really good dupe!

2. (Similar) This dress from H&M ticked all the boxes for me when it comes to spring dresses. It is comfortable, floral, has puff sleeves, can dressed up or down and it is a midi length.

3. (Similar) It was love at first sight when I saw this dress featured in Born on Fifth's instagram stories. Although blush pink is my favorite color, this pretty powder blue with the shabby chic florals really drew me in. The length is perfect and the sleeves are adorable.

4. If you looked inside my closet, you will notice that the color scheme consists of mostly pink and whites. I wanted to branch out to more pretty colors, such as pastels for this spring season. Not only did I really like the soft, pastel yellow color, but the Peter Pan collar gave this blouse a sweet vintage look.

5. These pointed toe loafers are very comfortable! They have a squishy memory foam padding, which makes them easy to wear all day. I also enjoy how versatile they are. You could wear them for a more professional look for work with a satin blouse and slacks or pair them with a casual dress for a relaxed yet polished look.

Did you add anything new to your wardrobe back in April? XOXO

INTERIOR DESIGN INSPIRATION

Since I've been staying home in quarantine, I have become infatuated with beautiful interior designs. It really started back in March when I came across to Nicola Bathie's instagram page, who is a jewelry and interior designer. Her style is very vintage chic. Think of French and Victorian influences with a pretty, feminine touch. One of my all time favorite bloggers, Fashion Mumblr just moved into a stunning 14th century house in the English countryside. Everyday I look forward to see her next home project vlogs.

Since then, I have become invested in planning out my future dream home. I have started following interior inspiration pages on instagram such as BowsandBlue, saved pictures through Pinterest and even looked at vintage decor pieces on Etsy. Below are some of my favorite room designs I found on Pinterest. I have also made a collage of gorgeous home pieces that will add a touch of femininity to any room.

Look at the ornate, French style wall moldings. LOOK AT IT.

I don't know what I love more. The floral wallpaper, the powder blue and gold metal color scheme or the elegant mirror and chandelier that adds luxury to the bathroom.

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Here is some more Inspo before you go....

This room right here, is my dream bedroom. I love how glamorous it is.

This walk-in closet is absolutely stunning. The marble floors, the pink shelving and the gold chandelier is everything that I did not know that I needed until now.

Now will you excuse me, I'm going to go binge watch Architectural Digest on Youtube.