H&M fun and nonsense

New season new H&M fun... this wonderful collection will only set you back £100.94, not bad for 6 items. Could definitely cure the post payday blues, especially with that floaty little skirt.

Karl.

Today, one of the very stylish editors who works on my floor came in wearing this t-shirt. Somehow she managed to get her hands on it back in November 2004 (from his H&M collaboration FYI) and has sensibly kept hold of it since. A quick Google and eBay search confirmed my suspicions, that unless you know somebody who is willing to part with it (and why would they?), theres no way on God's green earth that you'll get one. Sigh.

(Image courtesy of www.wwd.com)

For the love of Choos

An exciting piece of fashion news has landed on my desk this morning... This Autumn Jimmy Choo will be collaborating with H&M to bring high-end designer shoes to the highstreet loving public. (Whoops of joy).

This Swedish brand continues to go from strength to strength with their hugely popular collaborations which have seen bargain seeking fashionistas queuing outside from the early hours for a chance to shove their way to owning the coveted pieces. I'm sure that this November will be no different.

Promising shoes, bags and accessories, the chances of getting your hands on any outside of London will be slim, but if you do you can proudly jump through puddles in the driving rain - it is London after all - knowing that you've got three more where they came from for what will certainly be a snip of the usual price.

This collaboration might even get me queuing with my thermos and (super chic) sleeping bag....

As for their next collaboration?... Come on H&M repeat after me... Louboutin.... Louboutin...

(A girl can dream)

H&M fun and nonsense

The H&M website always leaves me wanting more. The fact that unlike Germany and Denmark we can't order online is irksome, when surely there is much more of a market for that here in the UK (based on my in-depth market research - of course). H&M delivered to your door would probably bankrupt me, but thats beside the point, its freedom of choice we all want.

Rant aside, I was having a look on their website and discovered this delightful little feature. Not only can you design an outfit (from a limited range of options) but it tells you how much it will all cost! The one I designed earlier (above) will set me back £147.95 - although it may actually look frightful on. I am actually considering buying the body though, which according to the nifty calculator is only £14.99. But on second thoughts it involves leaving the house....