Designer Collaborations Spring 2016

1 Target x Marimekko

Image Source: Target

Playful graphics are splashed on swimsuits, clothing, accessories, and a whole range of outdoor goods for the adventurer.

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2 Riccardo Tisci x NikeLab

Image Source: NIKE

A line of look-at-me gymwear is infused with sexy yet sporty details straight from the Givenchy mastermind. But don't underestimate the performance quality of these mesh-paneled shorts, leggings, and crop tops.

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3 Madewell x Giejo

Image Source: Madewell

Not only are these poppy monokini and two-pieces unforgettable, but they're also made solely from reclaimed materials thanks to sustainable label Giejo. They're the must have for your next beach vacation.

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4 Olivia Palermo x Chelsea28

Image Source: Olivia Palermo + Chelsea28

The stylish business lady churned out separates we'd find in her own closet for Nordstrom's label Chelsea28. It's downright tough to pick a favorite piece.

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5 Rihanna x Manolo Blahnik

Image Source: Vogue UK / Craig McDean

Is there any designer partnership more covetable than Rihanna x Manolo Blahnik? When you take a good look at these denim thigh-high heels, complete with embellished stirrups, we think not. The limited-edition line of sexy footwear was unveiled for the first time in British Vogue, alongside RiRi's cover.

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6 Rodarte x & Other Stories

Image Source: Rodarte

The sequins, patchwork details, and clear-quality structure of the new Rodarte x & Other Stories line are inimitable, to say the least. We could work up an entire week's worth of outfits with the collaboration alone.

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7 Misha Nonoo x Aldo Rise

Image Source: Misha Nonoo / Matthew Kristall

This isn't the first time Misha Nonoo has created need-now shoes for Aldo. This Spring, the feminine platforms, mules, and leather sandals are the type your eyes dart to immediately when you're standing storefront.

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