Hollywould for Target

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Saturday, October 20. 2007

New York-based Holly Dunlap, creative designer of Hollywould, has designed a line of affordable accessories for Target.

What's Holly thinking? *Moth not included.
We have yet to experience this collection in person, but what we've seen online leaves much to be desired. How the shoes—which are covered in satin, lace, leopard print and patent leather—relate to the handbags (grotesque, plastic-looking brown, navy and black monstrosities) is completely beyond us.

Gotta say, we've see better-designed collections for our Barbie dolls.

Are you feelin' it? Check out the entire collection here. >>

Posted by The Budget Babe in Affordable Accessories, Budget Footwear, Designer Looks for Less at 10:23 | Comments (2) | Trackback (1)

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hahahahahahahahaha!!!! the stuff really is ugly. Before I read the post I was looking at the stuff in the picture and was like "eew"- but even her brand name leaves something to be desired, Hollywould? I mean come on, we don't need even the designers buying into all the Hollywood-hype

#1 Peaches (Homepage) on 2007-10-20 18:35 (Reply)

looks like Payless. 'nuf said.

#2 maggie z on 2007-10-26 11:37 (Reply)

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