JUST IN!  We have the official photos of the Jonathan Saunders for Topshop collection. And of course we couldn’t wait to share. Geometric shapes and block colours run throughout this five-piece collection. A denim pencil skirt and matching cropped strapless basque are in panelled denim dyed in three different jean colours. They work perfectly when worn together, and can also be styled to great effect apart. A geometric devore grid design runs down the full length of a black body-conscious full-length dress, a sweatshirt and a loose-fitting jersey tee, great for relaxed urban living. I really hope to get my hands on the t-shirt.

So here’s the deets my lovelies:

When: January 22nd, 2010.

Where: online and the NY store.

Jonathan comments: “My collection for Topshop this season has beeinspired by sportswear and workwear, as well as the bold and graphic shapes of the Memphis movement. It’s perfect for urban city dewellers”.

The good people over at M·A·C were kind enough to share their facecharts from the Spring/Summer 2010 shows during London Fashion Week. Today’s facecharts are brought to you by Erdem, Jonathan Saunders, and Nathan Jenden, who’s shows took place on Tuesday, September 22nd.

Erdem

According to M·A·C artist, Andrew Gallimore, “The look is all about clever contouring with gloss and space age, futuristic lashes.” Lips were minimal, leaving the doll like lashes (which were essentially clumped together with coats of mascara) to take center stage.

Jonathan Saunders

“Beautiful, sexy vampires” ruled Saunders’ runway. M·A·C artist, Lucia Pieroni bleached out brows and kept skin pale, while lips took on a “bitten” effect, with two shades of lip liner combined with  M·A·C cult classic, Russian Red.

Nathan Jenden

Glossy textures seemed to be the trend at London Fashion Week. M·A·C artist, Makky opted for a more finished face, but still used the effect on and around eyes and cheekbones. Says the artist, “The look is summery and cool with gloss on the skin to create a healthy sheen.”

A few days ago we gave you a sneak peak of the Target Bullseye Bodega and we had a chance to take a look inside and take some pictures for you to check out in case you couldn’t make it. I stopped by the 57th & 6th Avenue location in midtown and the store was full of shoppers with steady traffic streaming in and out. The store supervisor noted that when they opened at 10 am on Friday, there were over 60 people in line. The other 3 locations in Soho, Union Square and East Village also reported a great turnout.

The Bullseye Bodega’s are stocked with the best of Target’s collaborative designer products for home, beauty, fashion and accessories. Some of the collections are available at the Bullseye Bodega stores before they hit Target shops nationwide including Sigerson Morrison shoes, Go International by Jonathan Saunders and handbags by Anya Hindmarch. If you haven’t stopped by the Target Bullseye Bodega you definitely should check it out. It’s great visually, you can get some great products before the masses and the tote bags you get with purchase are adorable AND reusable!  For more information, locations and operating hours click here.

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