After a long cold winter we all are anticipating spring. With warm weather comes new clothes and H&M has a new line for plus size women. Previously known in-store as Big is Beautiful, The store is rebranding the collection as H&M +, which means fashion will always come before size. We can expect to see a long sweater that would look great paired with leggings or skinny jeans, a perfect black blazer for the board room and bright colored tops. The collection, in UK sizes 18-28, will grow as the season continues. Start spring with style and smiles.

(jonesmagazine.com)


Nice, figure-flattering pieces.

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Spring for H&M – H&M’s spring 2012 lookbook is finally out, and the fast fashion retailer seemed to have contrast in mind for the new season with a mix of soft and sharp shapes. Modeled by Kinga Rajzak, the colorful fashions are minimal chic at its best with wrap dresses, tailored jackets and wide-legged trousers as spring staples. Accessories include retro style wooden platforms, leather necklaces and bangles. / Photos by Kacper Kasprzyk

(fashiongonerogue.com)

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With a whopping 44 percent of survey votes, H&M and Jimmy Choo had the most inspired collaboration of 2009. From the moment the companies announced they would work together, anticipation began building. Finally, it reached its culmination on Nov. 14, when Choo fans bought out the stores’ offerings of shoes, accessories and apparel. But they weren’t the only companies to team up. Target and Anna Sui (with 24 percent of votes) debuted a fall collection inspired by “Gossip Girl,” and Payless ShoeSource (nabbing 10 percent of votes) recognized the power of “Project Runway” by signing season four winner Christian Siriano as its newest guest designer. (WWD)

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Actor Joseph Gordon Levitt models some of the latest looks from H&M The Gap and more.

1. Uniqlo

Clean and functional basics crafted with Japanese expertise

+J wool-cashmere topcoat, $150. +J shirt, $40. Wool pants, $50.

2. French Connection

Trad designs with a rebellious streak

Wool fair isle sweater, $118. Pants, $128.


3. Topman

Natty UK style for the Stateside dandy

Plaid wool-blend suit, $400. Boots, $130.

4. Gap

American classics turned wardrobe workhorses

Leather jacket, $348. Shirt, $45. Jeans, $88.

5. H&M

From suiting options to fashion-forward sportswear—all for pocket change

Tweed sports jacket, $129. Wool pants, $70.

6. Club Monaco

Sophisticated (and office-ready) looks with a shot of wit

Gray wool suit, $498. Shirt, $89.

(GQ magazine)



Photographs by Nathaniel Goldberg

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