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Milly for DesigNation at Kohl’s

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April 23, 2015

Today, Kohl’s has released its Milly for DesigNation limited edition collection at Kohl’s stores.

Designer Michelle Smith was inspired by the island of Capri, Italy. The collection features modern silhouettes and bright colors with runway flair, but made for everyday wear.

Items in the collection are priced at $80 or less.

There are also mini versions of two dresses from the line designed for girls.

You can get items online at Kohls.com and in-store. Here is a gallery of some items in the collection:

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