Parlando della collezione, devo dire che mi ha abbastanza entusiasmato: i capi hanno quasi tutti un richiamo retrò, in particolare agli anni '70, con stampe floreali (un pò molto hippie), colori accesi e mescolati tra loro (senza cognizione di causa) e, in assoluto la cosa che ho più apprezzato, un gran spargimento di borchie in qua e in là. Ma ciò che veramente ho adorato sono stati gli accessori: in classico stile Versace, anelli con enormi fiori rivestiti di oro, foulard leopardati e fucsia, mini borse in pelle con borchie, scarpe in vernice rosa fluo.. una meraviglia!
Di tutto questo, vi starete chiedendo: ma i prezzi? Bè, i prezzi sono abbastanza accessibili: non superano i 300€; il mio consiglio è di non spendere una fortuna in abiti che dopo due settimane andranno giù di moda e persi nel dimenticatoio, ma di puntare su capi base, come borse, bracciali, orecchini, anelli, scarpe, che avrete la possibilità di mixare a vostro gusto e piacimento. Inoltre, sono anche i più economici: chi spenderebbe 200€ per un vestito azzurro fluo con stampe floreali, oppure per un paio di jeans arancioni con enormi fiori fucsia?
Per chi volesse saperne di più, ecco qua alcuni punti salienti del "regolamento" posto da H&M:
-Le prime 280 persone che arriveranno davanti al negozio riceveranno un bracciale che permetterà l'ingresso per primi.
-Si entrerà in gruppi di 10, e solo una volta uscito il primo gruppo potrà entrare l'altro, e così via.
-Ogni persona potrà restare nel negozio solo 10 minuti, (se contate di fare tappa in camerino buona fortuna!).
-Non si potranno comprare doppioni, nemmeno di taglia diversa: solo un pezzo unico di ogni abito o accessorio.
Nemmeno nelle carceri tanta sicurezza! Comunque sia, credo che una volta nella vita si possa fare questo piccolo sforzo, male che vada ritornerete a casa a mani vuote (pensate ai soldi risparmiati!).
Per concludere, vi lascio con i capi di questa collezione:
If I said "November 17, 2011" what would you think? No, no anniversary, birthday, name day, but the fateful day of public opening of the capsule collection Versace for H&M. Now miss only a few days and then we will end up pulling our hair to be able to enter in the stores H&M selected (300 worldwide); yes, only lucky 280 people who will arrive first in front of H&M will be able to come in and buy everything they want; the other, poor girls, have to wait for all the 280 people have done and then come, to hope to find something else. And then, who will wake up at 4 in the morning like me to become part of these 280 people? Please tell me that I'm not the only one!
Speaking about the collection, I must say I was pretty excited: almost all clothes have a retro appeal, especially to the 70's, with floral prints (some very hippie), and bright colors mixed together (without knowledge of the facts) and, the thing I most appreciated, a great shedding of studs here and there. But what I really loved were the accessories, in classic Versace style, with huge flowers ring covered with gold, pink and leopard scarves, studded leather mini bags, shoes in fluorescent pink paint.. a marvel!
By the way, you're asking: but the prices? Well, the prices are quite accessible: they don't exceeding 300€. My advice is to not spend a fortune on clothes that will be "ugly" after two weeks and lost in oblivion, but to focus on basic items such as bags, bracelets, earrings, rings, shoes, that you have the ability to mix them to your taste and liking. In addition, they are also the cheapest: who would spend €200 for a fluorescent blue dress with floral prints, or for a pair of jeans with huge orange and pink flowers?
For those who want to know more, here are some highlights of the "Regulation" of H&M:
By the way, you're asking: but the prices? Well, the prices are quite accessible: they don't exceeding 300€. My advice is to not spend a fortune on clothes that will be "ugly" after two weeks and lost in oblivion, but to focus on basic items such as bags, bracelets, earrings, rings, shoes, that you have the ability to mix them to your taste and liking. In addition, they are also the cheapest: who would spend €200 for a fluorescent blue dress with floral prints, or for a pair of jeans with huge orange and pink flowers?
For those who want to know more, here are some highlights of the "Regulation" of H&M:
-The first 280 people who arrive in front of the store will receive a bracelet that will allow to them the first entrance.
- Peopel will come in groups of 10, and only once the first group will come out the other can enter, and so on.
- Any person may remain in store only 10 minutes (if you plan to make a stop in the dressing room good luck!).
-You can't buy duplicates, even of different sizes, only one piece of each garment or accessory.
- Peopel will come in groups of 10, and only once the first group will come out the other can enter, and so on.
- Any person may remain in store only 10 minutes (if you plan to make a stop in the dressing room good luck!).
-You can't buy duplicates, even of different sizes, only one piece of each garment or accessory.
Finally, I leave you with the looks of this collection:
Indovinate per quali capi mi alzo alle 4 giovedì mattina?
Eccoli qua:
Guess for what items Thursday morning I will get up at 4?
Here they are:
Here they are:
PRICE: 29,95€
PRICE: 19,95€
Non sono adorabili?
Bè, in bocca al lupo a tutte quelle che andranno all'apertura! Buona giornata!
Aren't they lovely?
Well, good luck to all those who will go to the opening! Good day!
Well, good luck to all those who will go to the opening! Good day!
