Courtesy of Anna Sheffield for TargetAdvertisement - Continue Reading BelowNew York jewelry designer Anna Sheffield (whose sculptural pieces have been shown on the runways of Marc Jacobs and Phillip Lim) debuts Anna Sheffield for Target, a sterling silver collection that includes gold- and rose-gold-plated multilayered chains (above) and her "Beloved" bracelet (below). Pieces cost $20–$80 and are available now.

Chadwick TylerAdvertisement - Continue Reading BelowIt's just another Friday morning at Alexander Wang's stark black-and-white studio in Tribeca, and the designer's favorite girlfriends (DJ Alexandra Richards; Dree Hemingway, model and great-great granddaughter of Ernest; London's reigning queen of the aristo-punks, Alice Dellal; musician Harley Viera-Newton; jewelry designer Pamela Love; and Wang's longtime friend and style icon Jess Calderon) have arrived by taxi and subway to play with Wang's new line of just-right tanks and tees. The medium has underpinned his brand from the beginning: "I sleep in my T-shirts the night before I wear them, so I've always aimed for that look—when you put it on, it doesn't hug your body, it breathes," Wang says. "To be honest, I just wanted to provide something that me and my friends would wear, and I didn't see that anywhere." That's just what the designer has done here, executing what he refers to as a "quietly cool" array of perfectly zhuzhed rayon racer-back tanks and to-the-calf dresses, cropped and below-the-hip T-shirts, baby ribbed camisoles, and plunging V-necks in supima cotton. Entrusting, as always, his inner circle of pals to judge what women the world over will want, he watches as his bevy of beauties happily mix and match his gray, white, and black shirts with bright turquoise, coral, and denim pieces from the regular collection. Dellal slinks up to Wang in a diaphanous white tank that dangles from her shoulders like she's worn it for a week straight (perfection!), a look the designer is also sporting. "Stop copying me!" she jokes—a phrase we're certain he'll hear a lot more of.