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Off the Rack: Derek Lam for Kohl's


Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

I finally got around to checking out the Derek Lam for Kohl's collection this week at two stores in my area, and both were still fully stocked with nearly all the styles in many sizes. That's a good thing, right? This is a really strong collection but figuring out how to wear the pieces will take a little effort on the part of shoppers - even though everything's pretty casual and relaxed, the prints and unique cuts make things challenging - or interesting, depending on your point of view. Since I'm majorly pregnant at the moment, I just gazed wistfully at the styles I wanted to fit into. Then, I spied this striped drop-waist dress that looked like it might just cover my bump, so I tried it on and - to my amazement - it fit! (I went up one size, too.) Not only that but it really felt quite nice, hugging in the right places and draping in others. And since it was on sale and I had a coupon, I bought it. I think Lam put a lot of thought into this line and it's worth a look. But no need to rush.

More off the rack photos after the jump - have you bought anything from this line yet?

Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

Derek Lam for Kohl's in real life

Photo credit: TheBudgetBabe.com
Comments
A lot of his stuff looks worth checking out. I don't shop at Kohls, but I might have to start.
#1 Liah on 2013-04-22 14:53 (Reply)
I just ordered the blue stripped shift dress because my local Kohl's didn't have my size. We will see how it fits when it comes in. Fingers crossed!

Kathleen
www.eastcoastwestcoaststyle.com
#2 Kathleen (Homepage) on 2013-04-23 11:51 (Reply)
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