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MARGIELA FOR H&M

Outfits
Nov 17, 2012

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I was so excited to get my hands on a few pieces from the Margiela for H&M collection. I've admired the originals for so long! My mom and I had so much fun grabbing these–not that many people were there for the launch here in Dallas, so everyone was able to take their time and try things on. I met lots of people while I was there, by the end it kind of felt like a private party! I heard that wasn't the case for shoppers elsewhere! We even went back with my dad to look at the collection. He got a a coat with a severed collar and the same fair isle sweater I bought. I have to say I was pretty shocked by his sense of adventure! Haha!

I'm wearing the Margiela for H&M oversized turtleneck, folded skirt, and candy wrapper clutch with Margiela cut-out boots.

Also wearing the Margiela for H&M perspex boots with vintage cut-offs, shiny Kova & T leggings (thank you to Kova & T for sending me these!) and Style Nanda jacket.

A lot of people on Instagram were asking for a tutorial on how to do the hairstyle I'm wearing. Thanks for your feedback! I will be posting a how-to for this look next week!

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