Racked recently caught up with Isaac, and regarding Tar-shay, he said he was initially hesitant to partner with them. "I was scared I would lose all my credibility as this couture kind of person," he says. "I even started making couture again at the same time, until I finally got the idea that it was not the right game for me." Ultimately he told himself it was the right fit because while he "wasn't going to make a deal with KMart, I did love Target, with all its humor in advertising."
You can read more about Isaac's uber-successful Target line, his current QVC collection, and how he got his start in high fashion here on Racked.
4 comments:
I do I do...miss him. I still have a couple of blouses that I wear to this day. The quality was very good in all of that line if I remember correctly. I have a suede handbag that I still use. I also had eyeglasses with his name on them. One of my favorite frames of any I have had. I do recall when he did that collab that most Target shoppers I knew said...Isaac Who?
Wow, thanks for the trip down Targets memory lane.
I still have a few dress from that line. Timeless and well made.
I also have some pieces from that line. Miss him!
I have a denim jacket from the line that I wear to this day. But one of my favorite pieces was a grey Tweed tam with hot pink satin lining that I lost in Charleston last year. I've tried to find it on eBay but have not been successful
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