H&M designer collaborations have been going for years now, and we’re always excited & waiting in anticipation to hear about the next one. See the looks below and where you can buy them!
The new designer collaboration will be with Moschino and Australians will soon be able to get their hands on the designer collaboration.
The main star of the campaign is none other than Gigi Hadid who is looking fierce in a corset-style leather mini dress (definitely adding this to cart) and shot by famous photographer Steven Meisel. The vibe of the shoot is said to be inspired by a “1950 haute couture show.” We also kind of get a ’90s Michael Jackson vibe – and we’re OK with that.
Keep reading to find out the launch date and see some of the pieces that will be available!
An official H&M press release has said of the new collection “Logos, humor, pop culture, glamour: MOSCHINO[tv]H&M is a high-energy collection signed by MOSCHINO’s creative director Jeremy Scott. It’s all about having fun, whether it’s the mania for MOSCHINO’s iconic gold logo, prints featuring Jeremy’s favorite Disney characters, a playful logo collaboration with MTV, or pumped-up Italian glamour for partying all night long. Every piece reveals the designer’s love for MOSCHINO’s heritage, as well as the fierce pop energy he’s brought to the brand since he started as creative director in 2013”
The collection features Moschino’s signature bold style including lots of gold, loud accessories (our top pick is the big Moschino gold choker) metallics, denim and plenty of sparkle!
Previous H&M designer collabs have included Balmain, Isabel Marant and Versace.
The collection (which also includes menswear) will be on Australian shores and ready to buy in selected stores and online November 8th
Here is a sneak peek at some of the pieces you can expect to find!
Bag, $269.00
Slides, $119.00
Denim skirt, $99.99
Bustier Dress, $199.00
Belt, $249.00
Earrings, $59.99
Choker, $99.99
Swimsuit $79.99
Tee, $54.99
Leather dress, $449.00
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