Lana Del Rey seems to be everywhere lately. Most recently she can be seen in H&M’s upcoming Fall/Winter campaign which was shot by Inez & Vinoodh.

Today we bring you some images from H&M’s Fall lookbook, which stars Ava Smith, who showcases the upcoming range of goods consisting of knits, leathers, print tops and bottoms, skirts, shorts, dresses, and much more.

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H&M’s new swimwear collection has been available in-store for the past few weeks, and here’s a detailed look at just what the range consists of. There are bikinis, halter neck swimsuits, body suits and wrap cover-ups in vibrant colors and patterns such as florals, paisleys and hawaiian prints.

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After a lot of teasers and previews, we finally get to see the lookbook from the H&M collection designed by Marni. Unfortunately, all the waiting didn’t seem to be worth it. The whole collection is kind of a let down, for me at least. Not as disappointing as the Versace collab, but still unimpressive, nonetheless. The collection released March 8th.

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H&M will be releasing their fifth Fashion Against AIDS collection on April 26th. 25% of the proceeds will go to help the fight against AIDS.

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We already shared a first look at the upcoming H&M collection by Marni, and here we get a look at some more photos from the collaboration, which is set to release soon.

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Shot by Andreas Larsson, Toni Garrn stars in H&M’s latest Trend Update style book, sporting simple silhouettes with an androgynous appeal for Spring.

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Here we get a look at the releases H&M has planned for January and February. Some of the pieces have already starting making it into stores.

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Frida Gustavsson stars in the campaign photos for H&M’s sporty and elegant Summer collection.

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In an effort to help launch the careers of up-and-coming designers, H&M announces the introduction of the H&M Design Award. Emerging talent from 14 of the most prominent design schools in Sweden, the United Kingdom, German, Belgium, Holland, and Denmark will be eligible for the award, which comes with cash prize of €50,000, as well as the opportunity to show their graduate collection at Stockholm Fashion Week. The winner will be announced on February 1, but until then, you can follow the nominees’ journeys through the website, designaward2012.hm.com.

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