Here's a Sneak Peek of Target's Diane von Furstenberg Designer Collection

Target recently announced its collaboration with Diane von Furstenberg as a part of its highly anticipated designer collection for 2024. Target's previous iterations of designer collections have sold out in mere days, whether it's the preppy styles of Rowing Blazers or its editor-backed fall collection with Kika Vargas, La Ligne, and Sergio Hudson and spring collaboration with Fe Noel, Agua Bendita, and Rhode. However, this partnership with Diane von Furstenberg is extra special because it also features collaborations with her granddaughter, Talita von Furstenberg. The line aims to inspire all generations of women to feel confident in what they wear, from DVF's iconic archival prints to new exclusive patterns featuring florals, animal prints, and geometric shapes. What can shoppers expect? Colorful, bold, and fresh designs, perfect for spring and summer.

The limited edition DVF collection features more than 200 items spanning home, fashion, and beauty, including women's, girl's, and baby apparel and accessories, with extended sizing from XXS to 4X and adaptive styles for kids. The line ranges from $4 to $100, but most of the offerings are under $50. Get ready for plenty of her iconic wrap dresses as well as cozy matching pajama sets, chic handbags, and even pillow and comforter sets for your bedroom. For beauty lovers, you can treat yourself to eye and lip makeup sets, sheet masks, and more, too. You can also shop made-to-order furniture starting at $300, with the choice of seven exclusive Diane von Furstenberg for Target fabrics.

Ahead, get a sneak peek of the collection before it launches on March 23 - and check back for updates.

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