H&M to Re-Release Best Designer Collabs: Date, Photos, Pricing

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After tapping late icons Karl Lagerfeld and Alber Elbaz to cult-favorite names Simone Rocha and Isabel Marant, H&M’s visitor designer initiative modified the sport of luxurious style when it kicked off its first collaboration — with the Chanel inventive director — in 2004.

The Sweden-based fast-fashion retailer is celebrating 20 years of collabs with the re-release of pre-loved items from a few of its greatest visitor designer collections, which arrive on-line at HM.com on Thursday, Oct. 31. (Choose objects already landed at H&M’s brick-and-mortar shops throughout Europe and in New York from Oct. 24 to 30.)

The restricted edit contains iconic items from previous collections with Lagerfeld (2004), Stella McCartney (2005), Viktor & Rolf (2006), Roberto Cavalli (2007), Comme des Garçons by Rei Kawakubo (2008), Matthew Williamson (spring 2009), Jimmy Choo (fall 2009), Sonia Rykiel (spring 2010), Lanvin (fall 2010), Versace (2011), Marni (spring 2012), Maison Martin Margiela (fall 2012), Isabel Marant (2013), Alexander Wang (2014), Balmain (2015), Kenzo (2016), Erdem (2017), Moschino (2018), Giambattista Valli (2019), Simone Rocha (2021), Mugler (spring 2023) and Rabanne (fall 2023).

H&M hasn’t launched pricing for the re-release objects, however anticipate the attire, equipment and footwear to fall someplace of their authentic vary from about $20 to $300. One of many priciest clothes from previous collabs was Balmain’s bead-embellished mini costume at $649, however no phrase if that specific type will probably be a part of the pre-loved capsule. (Keep tuned for extra.)

British style journalist Kate Phelan styled the re-release in a marketing campaign that provides a sneak peek of things within the re-release, which can function decadent tulle attire from Lanvin and Valli, Rabanne’s shimmering “disco-rama” robes, a black blazer and knit costume from Balmain, a fake fur coat and floral costume by Erdem, a really Glinda-pink A-line costume and chunky whit sweater by Rocha, Margiela outerwear, an LBD and boots from Versace, zebra print Jimmy Choo heels, a neoprene sweater from Wang and extra.

“Our intention was to introduce the world of style to shoppers globally, whereas showcasing our connection to sturdy, considerate and authentic design. It connects to the elemental ethos of H&M: that high quality and creativity must be obtainable for everybody,” explains H&M inventive advisor Ann-Sofie Johansson in a launch.

Earlier collections have been fêted with starry launch events that drew Kendall Jenner (who revealed the Giambattista Valli collab in Cannes), Sarah Jessica Parker, Selma Blair, Chloë Sevigny, Audrey Tatou, January Jones and others over time.

See extra photographs from the re-released H&M designer collab marketing campaign under, and store them beginning Oct. 31 at H&M’s pre-loved archive on-line.