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Macy’s recently tapped Calvin Klein‘s Brazilian-born creative director Francisco Costa to design a capsule collection celebrating his home country, and now the line is here! Styles include architectural crepe and jersey dresses in the label’s signature neutrals. “The great love that I have for Brazilian architecture is represented here in subtle ways and in great cuts,” Costa told InStyle.com. “There’s a beautiful mix of materials, and the dresses are great for the city or the beach. It’s a Calvin-inspired product, but there’s a Brazilian ease and sensuality.” The lineup ranges from $135 to $185. Click through the gallery to shop it now!

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Macy’s recently tapped Calvin Klein‘s Brazilian-born creative director Francisco Costa to design a capsule collection celebrating his home country, and now the line’s lookbook is here! Styles include architectural crepe and jersey dresses in the label’s signature neutrals. “The great love that I have for Brazilian architecture is represented here in subtle ways and in great cuts,” Costa told InStyle.com. “There’s a beautiful mix of materials, and the dresses are great for the city or the beach. It’s a Calvin-inspired product, but there’s a Brazilian ease and sensuality.” The lineup ranges from $135 to $185 and will land at select Macy’s stores and macys.com May 15th. Get your wish list ready—we want a lot of it!—by clicking through the entire collection in the gallery.

Macy’s newest guest designer is Doo-Ri Chung! ”My clothes have always been about making women feel elegant and modern, which is why I am so excited about this capsule collection,” the designer said in a statement. The line, priced from $39 to $159, will feature mini and maxi dresses, leggings and trenches, all in a palette of blues and grays with pops of red, black and orange. These are elements of her main line, which is loved by celebrities like Jessica Chastain, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Michelle Obama, who just wore a look by the designer to a state dinner in South Korea. The collection will land at Macy’s February 15th.

Plus, click through the gallery to see Giambattista Valli’s line for Macy’s, in stores October 26th.

What do Karl Lagerfeld and Madonna have in common? Beyond a shared love of couture and all things fabulous, Lagerfeld, like Madonna before him, is designing a lower-priced line for Macy’s. His yet-to-be named capsule collection will be sold in 250 Macy’s stores and online starting in September 2011. While sure to generate long lines at Macy’s stores come next fall, the collection isn’t a surprise to those who follow the Chanel designer—Karl alluded to a diffusion line when he opted not to show his signature collection during Paris fashion week, saying he was working on a masstige ready-to-wear line. But Lagerfeld is only the beginning. Once he kicks things off, Macy’s will feature a new lower priced designer line every two months starting in February 2012 with former John Galliano employee Kinder Aggugini, followed by Vivienne Westwood, Paul Smith, Calvin Klein, Costume National, and Versace!