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DREAMPOP by Cynthia R. for JCP Debuts at Fashion Week

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Dianna Baros



Last night, fashion designer Cynthia Rowley showcased her Spring 2013 collection in New York City accompanied by her daughter, Kit Rowley, who was decked out in a chambray shirt and tulle skirt from her mother's new line DREAMPOP by Cynthia R. available exclusively at JCPenney. Kit and her stylish friends Zoe and Ruby, also wearing Dreampop duds, stopped by to see the installation. Aimed at girls ages 7-14, Dreampop features skirts, tops, dresses and denim in fun colors with a bit of edge, and most pieces average just $20. Perfect for back-to-school! Moms, are you loving this?




Photos courtesy of Cynthia Rowley

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Posted in: Designer Collaborations, JCPenney, New York Fashion Week, Spring 2013

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I'm so excited about this affordable collection, I love Cynthia Rowley!
#1 Rachel from Love a la mode (Homepage) on 2012-09-14 13:17 (Reply)
So cute! There are several things in the collection that I would wear myself, especially the navy blazer (yes, I checked out the whole collection on the JCP website). It's so nice to see kids clothes that are both adorable and age appropriate.
#2 Sara (Homepage) on 2012-09-14 21:21 (Reply)
i love CR, her clothing and accessories speak directly to me. i stopped in a JCP and noticed the big changes that the store has/is implementing. ron johnson CEO-JCP was the former president of retail operations for apple. i saw a recent interview where he was telling the media that he was going to model JCP stores similar to apple. i did notice the sleek, minimal, white hardware about the store displaying the merchandise. i was impressed and think i just might go back and shop at JCP!
#3 rebecca (Homepage) on 2012-09-15 10:36 (Reply)
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