In preparation for Zac Posen’s Target collection, we’ve put together a list of tips that can help you be the first gal on the block with the latest affordable designer pieces from Target, H&M, and elsewhere. Read on to discover how to find a deal.
1. Google at Midnight: Google the product you want (e.g. Zac Posen for Target prom dress) at midnight on the Sunday the collab releases, a link should direct you to Target’s site: You won’t be able to find the goods through Target directly, but Google might give you a link to the retailer’s site before it’s officially available.
2. Look for Lazy Store Managers: Careless employees unaware of launch dates often put designer’s lines on shelves early. We spotted H&M’s garden collection in stores a day early.
3. Travel to a Big City: If you’re desperate for a glimpse of the collection before you buy, Target often plans pop-up shops for designer collabs in big cities like New York and Los Angeles - and they happen a week or so before the products are available elsewhere, so you’ll be two steps ahead of everyone else.
4. Use text and Twitter: Last year, Jimmy Choo for H&M allowed select customers who texted HMUSA to shop the collection before the public. Follow your favorite brands and retailers on Twitter to see if they’ll do something similar.
Find more deals in our sample sales calendar - right now, we’re searching for perfect summer dresses and comfy maxi dresses.
What are you shopping for this season?
Very awesome tips I will be using them!! But not what I expected from the title!
this article is a little misleading it more talks about how to get the designer collaboration outfits not Designer outfits like right off the runway
i belive the same, no helpfull hints
Good tips, but definitely misleading with the title. Unless the shear fact that it is through Target is to lead us to saving money.
perfect tips! thanks
I just love the fact that you are able to get Designer fashions prior to launch!
The perfect spring suit for work and speaking engagement. And a pair of sandals.
agree with jlindseyc
this article title is a little misleading...it's not really about how to get things for less but rather how to get designer fashions ahead of launch dates...