Most designers these days moonlight for a mass retail chain at one point or another: Roberto Cavalli and Marimekko for H&M, Vera Wang for Kohl’s, Alexander Wang for Uniqlo, and seemingly everyone else for Target. But the Gap, in the interest of novelty or crowd control, employs haute designers only to rethink its basic white shirts. Today the store rolled out its second collection of white shirts by CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalists.  read more »