Everything I’d Buy From the New Delia’s Collection for Target

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I am old enough to remember flipping through the now iconic pages of theDelia’s cataloguein my childhood bedroom. I don’t think I ever bought anything, but I did use the pictures as inspiration for school outfits, makeup, and ways to wear my hair. Now, withnew owners eyeing a rebirthfor the beloved ’90s teen brand after much nostalgic adoration on Instagram and TikTok, Delia’s has launched a new collection with Target. The collaboration, which followsa similar partnership with Dolls Kill, is reintroducing the brand to a new generation of teens and tweens. It’s also an opportunity for ’90s kids to revisit some of the styles they coveted the first time around. The collection is a modern take on Delia’s classics and features lime-green, chocolate-brown, and blue baby tees; plaid and floral mesh skirts; cargo pants; striped sets; and, of course, an assortment of chokers. Here’s everything I would buy for myself, and everything I’d buy with a friend’s tween or teen in mind.
What I’d buy for me

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Skinny skater stripes are super-popular right now and great for pattern mixing and lending some edge to an otherwise boring outfit. The fact that this cardigan is ribbed makes it even more fun. I also appreciate thematching pantsbut probably wouldn’t wear the two pieces together. Instead, I’d pair an oversize T-shirt with the pants, like the pink one below.

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While it definitely skews younger than me, I think I could pull off this tee by adding dressier, more grown-up accessories like ballet flats and aleather work bag.

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This is one of my favorite pieces from the collection because it’s clearly a nod to Delia’s without literal Delia’s branding on it. It also reminds me of theMarimekko hoodiesthat similarly feature one big flower bloom.

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I’d have to try these on to see about the fit, but I love the look of the wide legs and angled pockets.
What I’d buy for tweens and teens

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These plaid pants are already starting to sell out, with good reason. The color combination is classic ’90s, and the cut could work for many body types.

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Of all the pieces in the collection adorned with a Delia’s logo, this baby-blue shirt is my favorite for the multicolored embroidery and the lettuce edge on the sleeves and the hem.

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These moss-and-slime-green sweats are my other pick for best use of the Delia’s logo.

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This corduroy jacket feels extremely Elle Woods (this year marks the 25th anniversary ofLegally Blonde, by the way); it looks very wearable and even a bit tough. It would look great with jeans, over a babydoll dress, or even layered with a plaid flannel shirt.

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Speaking of jeans, I’m into the subtle star decoration on the hips of this wide-leg pair.

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This mesh miniskirt is a perfect fall layering piece.

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The collection features three different chokers, but I like this one with butterfly, flower, and star charms best. Plus the giant ball chain deserves a comeback.

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Mini backpacks were super popular in the ’90s, and this brown-and-bluefaux-leather one captures the Delia’s vibe impeccably. Plus it looks very nice considering it’s only $25.
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