This summer, Target is partnering with FEED Projects LLC, the humanitarian organization founded by Lauren Bush Lauren, to co-design the FEED USA + Target Collection.

Here, I've posted the women's and men's look book images, but the collection includes so much more! Over 50 pieces with a "distinct Americana aesthetic" and features a range of products, including home, sporting goods, stationary, apparel and accessories.

The best part: For each product purchased, means will be donated to children and families through Feeding America. Each product will be marked to let you know just how many meals will be donated as a result of your purchase.

For example, that cute fleece top shown above ($25) equals 20 meals donated. The cool reusable burlap bag ($10)? 8 meals! Gotta love it. As soon as I figure out my post-baby size, I'll be scooping up a couple cotton tees and at least one bag (which can double as a diaper tote). I've also got my eye on the baby onesies (not shown here but you can see a pic on my Facebook page).

Target's goal is to provide more than 10 million meals through Feeding America with the FEED USA + Target collection.

Look for this collection beginning June 30 at Target stores and Target.com.

Beautiful inside and out, Rachel Roy often incorporates philanthropy into her fashion-empire-endeavors, and now the NYC designer is launching a FEED India bag in collaboration with Lauren Bush Lauren's FEEDProjects.

On a recent trip to India, Rachel worked with local Indian artisans to create a bag that is true to the local culture, and features authentic Indian detailing. According to the World Food Program, India is home to 25% of the world's hungry people and 43% of children under the age of five are malnourished. Fashionistas can feel good knowing that each FEED India bag that is sold will provide meals to 100 hungry school children in India.

Get yours now at RachelRoy.com for $78. Find out more about the collaboration here and join the conversation on Twitter with hashtag #FEEDINDIA.


Designer Rachel Roy (left) and Lauren Bush Lauren. Photos courtesy of Rachel Roy