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H&M Studio Unveils Resort Capsule Inspired by Italian Summers

Embrace the glamour of Italy with H&M Studio’s latest collection, featuring sun-kissed hues and luxurious textures

April 30, 2024
in Ad Campaigns, Capsule Collections, Hennes and Mauritz, Resort 2024, Womenswear
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Explore the sun-drenched vibes of Italy with the H&M Studio new Resort 2024 Capsule Collection, a lineup that’s all about celebrating the Summer party season in style. Picture yourself strolling through dreamy Italian palazzos or wandering along Venetian canals; that’s the essence captured by this enchanting collection. Inspired by swirling Venetian glass and magical shell-encrusted grottoes, these pieces are your ticket to a holiday state of mind.

Launching in selected stores and online at hm.com from May 9, the collection boasts a sunset-inspired palette featuring tangerine, honey-yellow, and hints of pistachio. It’s a color scheme that complements the richly textured embroidery and dynamic prints, perfect for golden-hour gowns, breezy beach styles, and chic jet-set swimwear.

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Ann-Sofie Johansson, H&M’s head of design womenswear and creative advisor, infuses the collection with a bold spirit of fun. “We aimed to blend glamour with relaxation, crafting versatile, chic looks for every occasion and personality,” she explains. From daytime explorations to evening festivities, these garments promise effortless elegance.

Key pieces include a slinky V-neck patterned dress and a statement-making honey-colored oversized suit perfect for evening events. For those who dare, a white ruched two-piece with a dynamic hem and an off-the-shoulder top adds a touch of boldness to your wardrobe. The collection also features a black ruffle-trimmed maxi kaftan that transitions easily from day to night, alongside a printed silk shirt-and-shorts set that competes for the spotlight with eye-catching crochet and metallic swimwear.

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Accessories are not overlooked, with textured gold leather sandals and a chic mini bag enhancing the collection’s maximalist mood. Sculptural and beaded jewelry round out the offerings, ensuring every detail adds to the luxurious holiday feel.

Angelica Grimborg, collection designer at H&M Studio, describes the collection as “designed for relaxing summer escapes.” The pieces mix an easy-going, feminine charm with premium-quality fabrics like organic silk, organic cotton, recycled polyester, Lenzing EcoVero™ viscose, and Tencel™ lyocell. The collection also takes a nod towards sustainability with several jewelry pieces crafted from recycled brass.

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  1. Bertrand Wiegand says:
    2 years ago

    Excelente, Obg.

    • SuccessionNY says:
      2 years ago

      Honestly, the H&M Studio Resort 2024 Capsule Collection feels like a bit of a mess. They’re aiming for that dreamy Italian summer vibe, but the whole lineup just feels scattered. The color palette with tangerine, honey-yellow, and pistachio sounds good on paper, but in reality, it’s a bit too all over the place, lacking cohesion.

      They’re pitching this as perfect for the summer party season, but some of the pieces like the oversized honey-colored suit and the ruched two-piece feel more confusing than chic. It’s like they threw everything at the wall to see what would stick. And while it’s great they’re incorporating sustainable materials, it feels more like a marketing afterthought than a genuine commitment to sustainability.

      The accessories aren’t doing it any favors either. The textured gold sandals and the mini bag seem like they belong to a completely different collection. It’s great that they’re trying to be bold and stand out, but this collection just doesn’t feel like it’s been thought through well enough. It’s trying to be everything at once and ends up not quite hitting the mark anywhere.

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