Shop Target’s Spring Collections From RHODE, Fe Noel, and Agua Bendita
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Shoppers, rejoice! You can officially shop Target’s highly anticipated spring designer collection—and it couldn’t be better. The fan-favorite retailers paired up with editor-loved labels RHODE, Fe Noel, and Agua Bendita as its latest limited-time partners. All three companies are woman-founded and owned, so you can feel good while you shop, too.
Available online and in stores, the limited-run collections are exclusive to the retailer. Each label brings a distinct warm-weather capsule, but the entire assortment comprises more than 100 items ranging from $15 to $48, making these designer brands more accessible to all shoppers, in true Target fashion. Also appealing to the everyday consumer is the inclusive size range of XXS to 4XL—still somehow a rarity in the industry.
The collection is perfect for your spring and summer shopping needs, and is chock-full of vacation-ready apparel, swim, and accessories to take you from the beach to the street. Picture: printed matching sets, vibrant beach bags, and on-trend coverups that all tie in with each designer’s rich cultural background and influences
Ahead of the announcement, ELLE.com had the chance to preview the collections and speak with each designer, all of whom emphasized that Target encouraged them to think big, explore cultural nods, and embrace their own brand DNA.
From RHODE, you can expect to see signature features like braided belts and ruching similar to that of their bestselling Pia Dress. “We want people to dress for the fun they want to have this season,” says RHODE co-founder Phoebe Vickers. Amen to that.
“We were told to go wild, do whatever we want, and have fun with it, and then [the Target team] took what we had and made it come to life,” says Purna Khatau, Vickers’ business partner, adding that because Target has such extensive resources, they didn’t have to “dumb anything down” from RHODE’s typical offerings. The collection also marks the brand’s first foray into swimwear—and it isn’t the only one in the lineup to enter a new category.
“[This collection] really encapsulates everything that Fe Noel is,” says Fe Noel herself. The designer’s capsule carries her signature Grenadian-inspired prints, breezy silhouettes, and puffy sleeves. For the first time, however, she got to experiment with accessories, like bags, sunglasses, and jewelry. “We took parts of every collection we’ve ever put out and really created these pieces so that when people see it, they feel that they’re getting authentic Fe Noel. They’re getting the vibe...in all its glory.”
As for Colombian brand Agua Bendita, founders Catalina Álvarez and Mariana Hinestroza were able to maintain the brand’s classic hand-printed designs as they scaled to Target’s global audience. “We’re proudly handmade, so every single detail and the prints are hand-illustrated in Colombia at our Agua Bendita factory. We created them specifically for this project with Target,” says Álvarez, noting that they kept all of the best aspects of Agua Bendita and infused them into this collection. The two confess they started their brand in earnest as a way to make their own outfits for parties, and that same fun-loving energy is evident throughout the capsule.
“Target has a long history of bringing to our guests the world’s best designers at amazing prices, and our partnership with Agua Bendita, Fe Noel, and RHODE is another great example of that,” said Jill Sando, executive vice president and chief merchandising officer for Target in a press release. “These are bold, distinctive, women-founded brands inspired by their own roots and cultures, and I know our guests will absolutely love them.”
If you need a refresher, Target’s Fall 2022 Designer Collection featured La Ligne, Kika Vargas, and Sergio Hudson. In the past, the retailer has also collaborated with designers such as Missoni, Marc Jacobs, Tory Burch, Altuzarra, and Rodarte. Just like years past, these items are sure to sell out quicker than you can say “Tar-jay.”
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