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Bullseye Bodega by Target by Tim Yu

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We were pleasantly surprised by Target's Bullseye Bodega pop-up concept, featuring guest-designer clothing, accessories and objects at Target's usual low prices. Four Manhattan locations will be open for four days only—12-15 September 2008—though much of the merchandise will be available online and in Target stores later on.

Taking a page from the original Bodega shop in Boston, Bullseye Bodega mimics the traditional NYC corner store. Grocery shelves and produce coolers hold clothes, accessories and beauty products. Highlights include a womens line by Jonathan Saunders, accessories by Anya Hindmarch and some paper goods by John Derian, all of which are in advanced release at the pop-up shop before hitting general Target stores. Visit Target for the full list of the 22 designers participating as well as the pop-up shop locations.

Exclusive images of the interior after the jump.

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This entry posted on 10 September 2008 at 4:03 PM
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