H&M’s next designer collaboration is with none other than Mugler and is set to hit stores at some point this spring!
The H&M X Mugler collaboration will be available on H&M’s website and select H&M stores, but an exact date for when the collection will be available to shop is yet to be released.
H&M shared in a press release that the collection was crafted under the direction of Mugler’s Creative Director Casey Cadwallader, and will encapsulate the unique and vibrant spirit of Mugler.
H&M is no stranger when it comes to designer collabs, we’ve seen the shop collaborate with designers such as Versace, Comme des Garçons, Simone Rocha, Maison Margiela, and more over the years!
These collaborations tend to have mixed feelings from the public. On one hand, they offer the opportunity to shop brands that are otherwise relatively inaccessible to the general public thanks to high designer price tags – but on the other hand, some feel that these collaborations “cheapen” the respective designer brand, and not just in regards to the price.
Diet Prada even made a post sharing the news with screenshots of tweets that… let’s just say aren’t too in favour of the collab.
We’ll let you decide for yourself if you’re excited about this upcoming H&M and Mugler collaboration.
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Whether you’re minimizing your wardrobe after a Marie Kondo marathon or want to do a deep spring clean, donating your unneeded clothing is sustainable and charitable. Over 20 billion pounds of textiles end up in landfills every year, and only 10% get donated to charities or to secondhand stores. Recycling your old clothes is simultaneously altering the approach to retail, the environmental crisis, and humanitarian aid for a wholesome and inventive way to rework the fashion industry. Plus, donating used clothes to shelters or stores that give back is a great way to do some clearing out while still feeling good about helping others in Toronto.
If you’re looking to donate old clothing, check out these places all located here in Toronto!
Consignment/Thrift Stores
Salvation Army
You can drop off your gently used clothing, homeware, and furniture at your local Salvation Army Thrift Store for someone else to enjoy. After all, another person’s trash is another’s treasure.
Value Village
Value Village’s work with nonprofits allows you to maximize the use of your unworn clothing by strengthening your community and planet!
Habitat For Humanity Restore
With 11 locations across the GTA, Habitat ReStore sells your unique home goods in its vintage and antique store. Donate furniture, appliances, and décor to be purchased at sale price!
H&M
Reduce, reuse, and re-wear with H&M’s recycling program. Take a bag of your textiles to your nearest H&M to be sent to a recycling plant. Every bag is redeemed with a discount card of$5 off a $30 purchase in-store. All materials all welcome, even if highly worn out.
Common Sort
With three locations in Toronto, Common Sort should definitely be on your radar. The store will take your gently used clothes and offer you 25% cash or 50% of what they plan on selling it for on credit to use in the store. Though Common Sort does sell vintage, it has a huge selection of premium branded clothes. Brands we’ve spotted before including Marc Jacobs, Jimmy Choo, Kate Spade, and more. Because the store buys all of its stock directly from customers, its inventory is constantly changing so if you see something you like, we highly suggest grabbing it right away, it might be your only chance!
Plato’s Closet
This second-hand shop will purchase your lightly-used goods so your brand-name purchases won’t go to waste. Now both you and the new wearer can score on this double-whammy.
I Miss You Vintage
If you have some designer pieces that you’re looking to get rid of, head to the trendy Ossington strip to check out what I Miss You Vintage. Items that are over $100 will be paid out at 50% for the consigner upon sale and brands you can expect to shop range from Chanel, Gucci, and Fendi to Zimmerman, Acne Studios, and Yves Saint Laurent.
Consign Toronto
Check out Queen West to shop all sorts of designer awesomeness at Consign Toronto. This consignment store has three floors that are totally filled with goodies from brands like Dior, Balenciaga, Gucci, and more. No appointment is necessary and you can get up to 70% back on your items.
Organizations
Diabetes Canada Declutter & Donate
Diabetes Canada makes it easy for you to recycle your unworn clothes by scheduling a pick-up or finding a donation box. Prepare your garments in a 67-liter garbage bag or housewares in a box that doesn’t exceed 40 pounds, schedule a pick-up, and leave it outside your door.
Dress Your Best
Dress Your Best is operated by the Live to Give Relief Organization, whose mission is to promote the economic independence of men across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) since 2000. The generous support of community clothing and financial donations has enabled us to continue to supply men with high-quality, professional apparel for job interviews and employment. In 2018 alone, we provided professional clothing to over 600 men.
Clothing Donation Boxes
You can find clothing drop-off boxes that support various charities and initiatives in the parking lots of malls or specific streets for fast and easy convenience.
New Circles
Give back your clothes, shoes, and accessories at New Circle’s drop-off center. Bring your donations during operating hours to the side entrance to be assisted, or set up your own clothing drive!
Yonge Street Mission
Have a positive impact on your community by donating your quality clothing to YSM to be resold at the fraction of its price. The mission’s thrift store, Double Take, is a market that offers the community premium goods at a price people can afford.
Kidney Clothes
Kidney Clothes takes its slogan ‘we want the clothes you don’t’ seriously. Your clothing donations help stimulate kidney research projects to fight disease — all you have to do is schedule a pick-up, find a location, or start your own fundraiser.
Dress For Success
Dress For Success’ main goal is to empower women to enter the workforce. It accepts clothing donations that’ll help make a positive impression in the corporate world, such as power suits and blouses to help women dress for the job they want.
The New Mom Project
Help new moms and marginalized families by providing baby clothing and necessities. Help take some of the pressure off by giving the basics to those who need it most.
Sistering
Provide immediate relief to women who’ve gone through trauma and discrimination by giving adults and children clothing, blankets, and footwear.
Shelters
Sanctuary Toronto
Sanctuary offers a place of refuge for those who need a place of security to heal. This safe haven offers programs that help strengthen the community, and clothing donations help clothe those who are marginalized.
Covenant House
Give back to your community by donating to homeless youth who need the proper and sufficient apparel to get them through the changing seasons. Covenant House accepts winter garments as part of its donation services so folks can keep warm.
Oasis Clothing Bank
Oasis offers sanctuary to those struggling with and overcoming addiction. Donate your lightly-worn clothing to a donation bin that’ll be distributed amongst members.
The Scott Mission
The Scott Mission offers outreach programs and a safe place to provide wellness to the homeless or low-income folks. You can help by donating apparel by dropping it off or getting it picked up.
Jessie’s Centre
Pregnant women and young moms are given a stable and safe space at Jessie’s Centre. Donors can give maternity wear, clothing for younger women, baby clothes, and various accessories.
Fred Victor
Fred Victor is a social service charitable organization that fosters long-lasting and positive change in the lives of homeless and low-income people living across Toronto. Every day, more than 2,000 people use the programs and services offered. Check out the website for which gently used clothing items they’re in need of.
Horizons For Youth
Horizons for Youth is a shelter for at-risk and homeless youth between the ages of 16-24 years old in Toronto. It provides youth with the support they need to escape from the cycle of poverty and leave the streets behind.
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Back by popular demand, the H&M Summer Warehouse Sale is here! Score amazing savings off thousands of items for the season. Check out this exclusive look behind the scenes at one of the best sales of the year.
From June 22 to 26, browse menswear, womenswear, kids, accessories, home goods, and more, all for up to 80% off!
Please make a note to ensure you love the item you’re buying because all sales are final meaning returns, refunds or exchanges will not be accepted. Also, we aren’t accepting cash, gift cards, or credit notes.
Be sure to stop by The International Centre (6900 Airport Road, Mississauga) Hall 2 to shop, these prices are way too good to miss!
*Doors are subject to close early
Take a look at the venue.
Browse the men’s, women’s, kid’s, and home sections.
Check out the sale hours here:
Hours of Operation:
Wednesday: 10 am – 9 pm
Thursday: 10 am – 9 pm
Friday: 10 am – 9 pm
Saturday: 10 am – 7 pm
Sunday: 10 am – 6 pm
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H&M is a go-to for trendy seasonal apparel, footwear, and accessories as well as everyday basics, that are super budget-friendly. However, if you are looking to try new brands and stores to shop in order to add some variety to your wardrobe, we’ve rounded up some great retailers to check out for a similar vibe and in a range of price points.
Keep reading for 10 of the best places to shop if you love H&M
Uniqlo
If you love to shop H&M for their basics and wardrobe staples Uniqlo is a place you have to check out. They are best known for their affordable and minimal items including turtlenecks, shirts, and trousers. There are so many ways you can layer Uniqlo pieces to create interesting fashion looks!
COS
COS is owned by the H&M group and can be best defined as H&M’s more sophisticated sister. While they share the same iconic Scandinavian style, with simple and edgy pieces, COS tends to have a slightly higher price-point and uses better quality fabrics.
Dynamite
Dynamite offers stylish items that are budget friendly, just like H&M. You’ll find apparel and accessories for women that make a statement, as well as classic pieces and essential loungewear. So, if you love to incorporate seasonal trends into your wardrobe that aren’t costly investment pieces, this is a go-to store.
Nasty Gal
If H&M is your go-to for statement pieces and love to stand out, Nasty Gal is a place you must shop. You’ll find clothing, footwear, and accessories that are unique and fun, in a wide price range to fit your budget!
Hudson’s Bay
Hudson’s Bay carries the best contemporary brands for women and men, many of which are similar to H&M’s styles. For one, TOPSHOP which is sold exclusively at Hudson’s Bay has a similar aesthetic, with edgy and fun styles of apparel, footwear, and accessories, with a huge mix of wardrobe staples, basics, and loungewear.
Gap
If you love to shop at H&M for their affordable loungewear and undergarments collection, Gap is a great alternative. They also have awesome everyday styles of tops, bottoms, outerwear, footwear, and accessories. Even more than H&M, Gap is also known for its great selection of denim that is affordable and always on trend!
asos
Based in the UK, asos is an online retailer that carries hundreds of best-selling labels from across the world. Here you are sure to find similar styles as those that you love at H&M, in a range of price points. The lines that are most similar to H&M are brands you can’t shop in Canada like Monki, Bershka, & Other Stories, River Island, and the asos house brand.
Missguided
Missguided is another UK based brand that is known for their wide selection of trendy styles and basics. They are most famous for their loungewear, which is great if you love to shop sweats and leggings at H&M. They also have super stylish picks for dressing up or cool streetwear looks.
KOTN
KOTN is a Canadian brand that offers well-made and affordable basics. So, if you love to shop H&M for their classic collections, you need to see what KOTN has to offer. Additionally, if you are a fan of H&M’s Conscious Collection, you’ll be happy to know that KOTN is a Certified B Corporation, that uses ethical practices in its materials and production.
Simons
Based in Quebec, Simons is another retailer that carries popular global brands, as well as its own in-house brands. Like H&M, Simons has all the latest styles as well as timeless items you’ll have in your wardrobe for years. For budget-friendly shopping, it’s a must.
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If you’re anything like me, every year you wait until the last possible minute to finally invest in a winter coat — and even when you do, you’d rather not splurge on one if you can help it.
Even though in Canada, it’s winter, for what feels like three quarters of the year, bringing yourself to spend more than a hundred dollars on a single item, for what is quite possibly, the worst season of the year, can be nearly impossible.
Having to bundle up for nearly six months isn’t exactly something most of us look forward to. The good news is, there are a few stores that have your back when it comes to saving you money and keeping you toasty warm this winter.
Here are The Best places to shop affordable winter jackets under $150.
H&M
H&M is a reliable, inexpensive, one-stop-shop for just about all of our clothing needs, including seasonal outerwear. When the temperature starts dropping below zero, H&M is a good place to grab some gear to protect you from the cruel, unforgiving Canadian winter, if you’re on a budget.
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Sport Chek
Sport Chek is the place to go for all sportswear and outerwear equipment. The store has name brands like Columbia, Burton, Under Armour, and more. There’s a huge variety of options for you to browse through.
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Garage
Garage is another affordable go-to for women’s attire. The Montreal-based retailer has a variety of affordable jackets for under the $150 mark. From sherpa fleece aviator jackets that’ll keep you warm with a little layering to more classic puffer styles, Garage is an overlooked spot for coats that’ll keep you cozy during cooler months.
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Dynamite
I’m sure you’re quite familiar with this Canadian company. Dynamite is an awesome women’s brand that has a variety of clothing for every occasion. From dressy outfits, to luxe loungewear, to cozy outerwear, you’re going to find something that you love.
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Gap
Gap has been a staple brand in everyone’s closest for years. Affordable prices yet great quality are the characteristics that this company holds. Find essentials for everyday and for every occasion.
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Simons
Simons has a reputation for being on the more expensive side and for carrying countless brands that one might consider to be less economical than H&M and Garage. Although that is true to an extent, Simons also carries high-quality styles that are durable, warm, and won’t break your bank. This season, you can shop winter jackets for as low as $59.95.
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Mountain Warehouse
Mountain Warehouse has been developing outdoor clothing and equipment since 1997. The company designs and produces its own products so that everything is exclusive to the brand. Great quality clothing for exploring the outdoors.
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Hudson’s Bay
Hudson’s Bay is as Canadian as they come, and is an absolutely classic place to shop for just about anything. Whatever it is you’re looking for, Hudson’s Bay definitely has it. Not only can you find a winter jacket for well over a hundred dollars if you wanted, you can also find affordable winter jackets for well-within your budget. Brands such as TOPSHOP, Noize, Vero Moda, and Only, to name a few, have trendy puffer jackets and peacoats starting at $79.99.
SD Pick:
ASOS
ASOS is known for its vast selection of fashion-forward apparel and accessories, and the online retailer also has a bevy of affordable winter jackets to choose from. Online you can find peacoats, puffers, teddy coats, anoraks, and other cold weather styles for under $150. Not to mention, they have petite, tall, maternity, and plus sizes to shop. The only caveat is that you can’t try before you buy, so keep that (and its $22.40 return postage fee) in mind before you make your purchase.
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Joe Fresh
Joe Fresh brings the elements of modern style to life in essential designs known for their easy polish, exceptional value and thoughtful details. They deliver the building blocks of personal style in categories spanning apparel, accessories, footwear and beauty. With collections for women, men and children, it makes shopping for the whole family convenient, fun, and affordable. Joe Fresh is also proud to offer extended sizes with select women’s styles ranging from XS-3X and 2-22.
SD Pick:
Macy’s
Macy’s is a massive fashion retailer which carries high-end and affordable brands. Now that it has a Canadian site, you can shop all of the goods without paying crazy shipping rates.
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H&M has teamed up with Instacart to provide Canadians with same-day delivery to those who live in close proximity to an H&M store in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan.
Instacart now has a great selection of H&M pieces in each department to browse through such as Ladies, Mens, and Kids.
Shop for holiday gifts, and even yourself, and get your items on the same day. Is there anything better than that?
H&M Canada is actually the first apparel company to have partnered with Instacart, so you can get those trendy pieces delivered to your door in a flash without leaving your home.
The country manager for H&M Canada is thrilled about this partnership saying, “We are always looking for new ways to renew ourselves, create a genuine bond with our customers and diversify our offerings. Customer centricity is one of our top priorities at H&M—it is so important for us to truly listen and understand our customers wants and needs. Partnering with Instacart is an innovative, safe, and convenient way for customers to get H&M product in their hands the very same day.”
Each order has an Instacart personal shopper who will pick and deliver the order within the set time frame. There’s even an option to add alternatives in case your item is sold out. Talk about convenience.
Check out Instacart by visiting Instacart.ca or download the Instacart app to create an account.
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Nostalgia has played a big part in today’s fashion trends, with many designers and retailers looking to the ’90s and noughties for inspiration, in particular.
Now, H&M, the champion of brand collaborations, is teaming up with a streetwear brand and musician for its next new, limited-edition collection.
Kangol x H&M is set to be the ’90s streetwear collaboration of your dreams.
Mabel, the BRIT Awards Best British Female Solo Artist and international music artist, is featured as the co-collaborator.
The Kangol x H&M feat. Mabel collection is set to launch on September 17 on hm.com, as well as in select stores.
Featuring 31-pieces, the entire collection is inspired by Mabel’s style and will feature classic (think the iconic bucket hat) and new Kangol pieces. Those looking forward to the launch can see the pieces in motions in a new music video that Mabel will be launching on Instagram Stories and can also have fun with exclusive Kangol x H&M Instagram filters.
Take a peek at some of the pieces from the collection below.
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After months of government-mandated closures, more and more retailers start to reopen stores across the country. For those who love shopping, it’s really exciting news. So far, Value Village, TJX, Aritzia, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, and more have welcomed shoppers in and the next major retailer we can add to our list of stores to visit next is fast-fashion retailer, H&M.
H&M has gradually been reopening stores across the nation.
In total, H&M has 40 stores currently open to shop across the country. In British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, PEI, Saskatchewan, and New Brunswick, all stores are open, while in Ontario and Quebec, select stores with street entrances are open.
Like other retailers that have reopened stores, the fast-fashion retailer is implementing new health and safety protocols for its employees and shoppers.
Some new things you’ll notice when you visit an H&M store are enhanced cleaning of high-touch areas throughout the day, fitting room closures, returns held for 24-hours, PPE for all store employees, Plexiglass barriers at cash desks, social distancing stickers, and audio notes reminding employees and shoppers to socially distance. The H&M Garment Collection program, which exchanges store credits for used clothing, is on pause until further notice. Additionally, all stores will be running on reduced hours.
Here’s a list of all the H&M stores that have reopened in Canada:
| Location | City | Province |
| West Edmonton Mall | Edmonton | Alberta |
| CrossIron Mills | Rockyview | Alberta |
| Bower Place | Red Deer | Alberta |
| South Edmonton Common | Edmonton | Alberta |
| TD Square Calgary Eaton Centre | Calgary | Alberta |
| Chinook Centre | Calgary | Alberta |
| Kingsway Garden Mall RELO | Edmonton | Alberta |
| Londonderry Mall | Edmonton | Alberta |
| Premium Outlet Collection EIA | Edmonton | Alberta |
| Deerfoot City | Calgary | Alberta |
| Southcentre Mall | Calgary | Alberta |
| Coquitlam Centre | Coquitlam | British Columbia |
| The Pacific Centre 609 Granville St. | Vancouver | British Columbia |
| Lougheed Town Centre | Burnaby | British Columbia |
| Metropolis at Metrotown | Burnaby | British Columbia |
| Guildford Town Centre | Surrey | British Columbia |
| High Street | Abbotsford | British Columbia |
| Uptown | Victoria | British Columbia |
| Richmond Centre | Richmond | British Columbia |
| Tsawwassen Mills | Tsawwassen | British Columbia |
| Park Royal | West Vancouver | British Columbia |
| Willowbrook Shopping Centre | Langley | British Columbia |
| Polo Park Shopping Centre | Winnipeg | Manitoba |
| Kildonan Place | Winnipeg | Manitoba |
| Champlain Place | Dieppe | New Brunswick |
| McAllister Place | Saint John | New Brunswick |
| Halifax Shopping Centre | Halifax | Nova Scotia |
| Mic Mac Mall | Dartmouth | Nova Scotia |
| Toronto Eaton Centre | Toronto | Ontario |
| Vaughan Mills Centre | Vaughan | Ontario |
| Bloor Street | Toronto | Ontario |
| Queen Street West | Toronto | Ontario |
| Heartland Town Centre | Mississauga | Ontario |
| Rideau Centre | Ottawa | Ontario |
| Charlottetown Mall | Charlottetown Mall | Prince Edward Island |
| 1100 Ste. Catherine St. West at Peel St. | Montreal | Quebec |
| 450 Rue Ste. Catherine | Montreal | Quebec |
| Premium Outlets Montreal | Mirabel | Quebec |
| Quartier DIX30 | Montreal | Quebec |
| Cornwall Centre | Regina | Saskatchewan |
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While many of us are quite lucky to be hunkering down at home during this worldwide quarantine, some folks don’t have that same luxury. It’s been so beautiful to see how brands across the world and right here at home have come together to do what they can for healthcare workers, frontline workers, and the community. To help out during these unprecedented times, H&M Canada has partnered with Women’s Shelters Canada to do its part.
The retailer has just announced that through Women’s Shelters Canada, it’ll provide 20,000 garments across the country.
It’s an unfortunate reality, but domestic violence is increasing significantly and this generous donation will help those who are vulnerable. The product donation will include a mix of clothing for women and children ranging in sizes.
In addition to this major donation, H&M has also taken steps to help in the fight against COVID-19.
In March, the retailer quickly jumped into action by arranging for its supply chain to start producing personal protective equipment (PPE) that would be given to hospitals for healthcare workers around the world.
“The Coronavirus is dramatically affecting each and every one of us, and H&M Group is, like many other organisations, trying our best to help in this extraordinary situation. We see this is as a first step in our efforts to support in any way we can. We are all in this together, and have to approach this as collectively as possible,” said Anna Gedda, Head of Sustainability H&M Group in a release.
And if that’s not enough, H&M also made a donation of $500,000 to the WHO’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.
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We all love a good shopping trip at H&M, know that you can still maintain your style vibe while showing love to other brands. With spring right around the corner, make sure that your closets are prepped with turn-of-the-weather staples and the best part is that you can shop all of these chic brands from home. From updated basics, to quality denim, these brands offer stylish selections just like our beloved H&M, but are still a little different and unique at the same time.
However, if you’re looking to switch up your shopping habits, here are 10 more brands to shop if you love H&M.
Nasty Gal
How-to describe Nasty Gal’s spring collection in three words: Sassy, rocker, chic.
Shop here for: Cheeky graphic tees, co-rd sets, a #girlboss biker jacket, and a special collection of Nasty Gal Vintage.
ASOS
How-to describe ASOS’ spring collection in three words: Flirty, sultry, and bohemian.
Shop here if: Your spring uniform consists of colourful prints, two-piece suits, and a wide array of rompers. Just look at the shade and texture of this fluffy, knit co-rd, aka the short set of our dreams.
Superdry
How-to describe Superdry’s spring collection in three words: Sporty, laid back, and practical.
Shop here if: You like having graphics and logowear, trendy yet seasonless Americana apparel, and sportswear on hand at all times. Or what about an oversized, white denim boyfriend jacket? We’re adding this one to cart, stat.
Encircled
How-to describe Encircled’s most recent collection in three words: Seamless, cozy, and versatile.
Shop here for: Stylish and sustainably made basics that can be jazzed up for the office, the ‘dressy sweatsuit’ (of everyone’s dreams!), a killer ‘un-moto’ jacket, and a Furstenberg-worthy dress.
Mango
How-to describe Mango’s latest spring drop in three words: Sophisticated, enduring, and relaxed.
Shop here if: You love quality, Meditteranean-inspired flowy fabrics, work-appropriate separates, and beautiful accessories, all for the modern woman with a penchant for classic, timeless pieces.
Topshop
How-to describe Topshop’s most recent spring drop in three words: Urban, playful, millennial.
Shop here for: Laid back streetwear, your new favourite pair of mom jeans, ’90s accessories and footwear, and so much more.
Banana Republic
How-to describe Banana Republic’s latest spring arrivals in three words: (Slightly) nautical, discerning, yet easygoing.
Shop here if: You need a reliable, business-casual clothing brand to shop from for spring-ready blouses, flattering one pieces, and versatile, length-appropriate dresses.
& Other Stories
How-to describe & Other Stories’ most recent spring additions in three words: Dainty, femme, antiquated.
Shop here for: All the spring pastels, feminine, vintage-looking tops and dresses, organic fabrics, and cruelty-free, sustainably made footwear.
Gap
How-to describe Gap’s latest spring items in three words: Spontaneous, comfortable, cheerful.
Shop here if: You can’t go without fuss-free denim, a form-fitting jumpsuit, and a midi dress for everyday wear.
Massimo Dutti
How to describe Massimo Dutti’s spring collection in three words: Polished, sensual, and breathtaking.
Shop here for: Ageless, elevated designs that are distinctly European in an Under The Tuscan Sun/Call Me By Your Name type of way. For spring, a trench coat to end all rainstorms, a shimmery organza blouse, and a pair of leather culottes is in order.
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