H&M is back with yet another designer collaboration. For spring, the Swedish giant tapped Rok Hwang, creative director of emerging London-based label Rokh, for delightfully deconstructed wardrobe staples.
Launching on April 18, the Rokh x H&M collaboration highlights the Korean designer’s signatures, from avant-garde detailing, complex tailoring, and layering techniques to detachable elements. “Rokh is at the forefront of a new wave of Korean designers whose conceptual-yet-wearable clothes are captivating fashion right now,” head of H&M womenswear design Ann-Sofie Johansson said in a statement.
The collection features elevated basics that boast modifiable details. You’ll find detachable-hemline cocktail dresses, asymmetric skirts with button-up seams, double-layer trench coats, and jackets that can be worn backwards. “I always focus on making my collections as timeless as possible, and one way of doing that is with customizable details,” Hwang said in a press release. “To see my clothes being interpreted by people in their own way is one of my greatest pleasures, and I can’t wait to see how customers engage with this fun and dynamic collection for H&M.”
Beyond clothing, this collaboration includes playful accessories like matching floral gloves and tights, two-tone jewelry, clear heels, and a monogrammed briefcase. Click on to take a look at some of the womenswear pieces from the Rokh x H&M collaboration. And check back here on April 18 to shop the collection yourself.
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For many plus-size fashionistas, Target designer collaborations are an *event* — the only way to get our hands on pieces from designers that don’t otherwise make our size (the significantly lower price point doesn’t hurt). I am always excited to see what labels they’ll bring in and, in the past, have cleaned up collab pieces from runway designers like Christopher John Rogers and Sergio Hudson. When the retailer announced this spring’s partnership, Diane von Furstenberg for Target Collection, I instantly knew this would be another collection I’d be shopping heavily, because the New York brand will always have a special place in my heart: Upon receiving my first grown-up career paycheck, I went straight to the DVF flagship in NYC’s Meatpacking District to buy the Wrap Dress.
The scale of the new Target collection (over 200 items and over 60 styles in women’s fashion) and the fact that all the women’s styles are available in sizes XXS to 4X got me even more hyped for this collab. Plus: I got to shop the collection early — the collaboration releases on Saturday, March 23 — at the launch party last week.
I picked up five Diane von Furstenberg for Target Collection looks to test out for fit, sizing, and quality. Ahead, my review of each item as a size 18/20 Target shopper.
It wouldn’t be a Diane von Furstenberg collection without a wrap dress. Widely credited for the modern iteration of this iconic style, von Furstenberg’s silk jersey knit was first released in 1974. Fifty years later, this silhouette is still a beloved staple that has never truly gone out of style.
The DVF x Target version is a true wrap style — fully adjustable and easy to put on and take off just like the original. The $50 Target version is a different fabric (you can’t expect the same high-end material as the $300+ styles, after all!), but the cotton-jersey blend is a reasonable substitute. My biggest qualm is that it is not lined, so the white backing of the fabric might show if you get caught in a gust of wind. I got this dress in my usual 2x, and I found it to run a bit large. If I were shopping again, I would go for the 1x.
When I attended the launch event last week, I sped straight toward the racks in search of this dress. My friend arrived not five minutes later and did the same, only to find that I already picked up her size (luckily they replenished the racks and she got her own later).
There’s a reason this style was immediately in high demand at the preview: It looks incredibly luxe and expensive, especially for the $45 price point. The intarsia knit has a nice weight — substantial without being overly heavy — and the bright print and wrap silhouette are classic DVF; this dress looks like it could be a vintage find from the ‘70s. I paired it with espadrille wedges for an unseasonably warm and sunny day, and I feel like I will be reaching for this one regularly for many springs and summers to come. I got the size 2x in this dress and, again, found the fit to be generous. If I pick this up in another print on release day, I might try the 1x.
As someone who loves a statement jumpsuit, this printed number was high on my shopping list. Seeing it in person got me even more excited: The stretch-cotton fabric is breathable (don’t be surprised if you see me in this on repeat this summer!), and I appreciate the thoughtful fit details that are often not available at this price point (like the adjustable grommeted shoulder straps, the corset-style seamed bust detail, and the zipper concealed under a placket to keep the lines clean). My main concern with this style was fit — jumpsuits are one of the trickiest styles for that — but I’m happy to report that it was excellent. I might even have been able to size down, but I really like the volume on this 2x.
Most of the styles in this collection are exactly what you’d expect and hope for from a DVF collection, but I was intrigued by some stylistic departures as well, kept cohesive through the use of von Fustenberg’s signature bold use of prints.
The athleisure options, in particular, feel exciting, and this racerback sports bra and bike shorts were high on my list to shop. I got the 2x in both and, in this case, found the fit to be true to size. The sports bra is a light-support option and didn’t give much lift, but was comfortable enough for an almost 200-block bicycle ride (even when I biked over some really rough patches on the bike path). The bike shorts fit perfectly and did not roll down at any point in a full day of wear. I envision getting a lot of wear out of these pieces, both as separates and a matching set. (I already have another outfit in mind with the shorts, an oversized tuxedo blazer, and patent slingbacks.)
I was very drawn to the pink geometric pattern and the shift silhouette when I saw the pictures, but I found that this dress looks slightly more A-line on me than a straight-shift cut. While everything else I tried from this collection was true to size or a bit generous, this woven shift dress was on the tighter side, though I feel like it would be too loose in the skirt if I sized up to a 3x. One upside to the snug fit on the no-stretch material was that I could go braless (a rarity for me). If I was shopping again I would go for the jersey jumpsuit in this same print instead.
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And now that spring is officially here, it's a great time to take a deep dive into your closet to see what you need to re-stock. Do you need a new spring dress? Maybe a new activewear set? What about a denim jacket for festival season? Free People has fresh new styles that fit the bill.
You'll find many products coming from Free People's fan-favorite collections like FP Movement, We The Free, and Free-est to suit any vibe you're going for this spring. So without further ado, from clothing to handbags, here are the 14 best things to buy at Free People from its new arrivals section.
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Free People just dropped this effortless, flowy maxi dress, and we can't help but want it in all three colors. Boho dresses are trending, and we think this one is worth carting up.
This top-rated cropped blouse is now available in a cheery mint green. From the embroidery lace and ruffle trim to the fabric buttons, this top is the ultimate coquette style for spring.
Free People All The Ways Top, $, available at Free People
We The Free Ridley Pull-On Barrel Jeans
Looking to take on the barrel-leg jean trend this season? Consider these top-rated Free People jeans, which are now available in an elevated smokey grey wash.
FP Movement Quilted Carryall, $, available at Free People
Free People Fringe Out Denim Jacket
Whether Beyoncé's upcomingCowboy Carteralbum has influenced you to take on Western fashion, or you're looking for a layering piece for festival season, this denim fringe jacket is calling our names.
free-est For The Moment Mini, $, available at Free People
Free People Hot Shot Skort Set
Whether you're into the preppy tenniscore trend (see: Zendaya's upcoming movie Challengers) or you're actually a tennis girl, this sleek skort set will be your next best purchase.
free-est Caught In The Moment Maxi Skirt, $, available at Free People
Free People West Side Studded Sling
R29 affiliate writer Esther Newman shouted out this sling bag on our Free People editor spring picks roundup. And now the leather bag is available in several more neutral and vibrant colorways.
Looking for a slip dress for date night? A casual wedding guest dress? Or a chic swim coverup? This linen midi dress, now available in several colors, is versatile enough for it all.
free-est Emmers Linen Midi, $, available at Free People
We The Free Effie Denim Pocket Shorts
Something about paperbag-waist bottoms screams youthful, warm-weather style. These new denim shorts are somehow equally adorable and utilitarian, allowing you to style them for different vibes and occasions.
We The Free Effie Denim Pocket Shorts, $, available at Free People
FP Movement Righteous Runsie
FP Movement's bestselling workout onesie has been updated with new colorways, like this neon pink as well a cobalt blue, that'll make you motivated to start moving.
FP Movement Righteous Runsie, $, available at Free People
Free-est Santa Luz Maxi
If you're in the market for a super flowy and ethereal tiered dress, you'll love this new style. The textured and ruffle-forward maxi is delicate and features an open back with adjustable ties. Pair it with sandals and wear your dress seaside as it billows in the breeze.
free-est Santa Luz Maxi, $, available at Free People
FP Movement Tighten Up Low-Back Tank
Gone are the day of boring workout clothes. In are the days of unique and confident-boosting activewear. This top has a trendy square neckline and a sexy low back just for that. The ribbed tank top is also formfitting yet stretchy, ensuring you'll be able to comfortably move in every direction while exercising.
FP Movement Tighten Up Low-Back Tank, $, available at Free People
FP Collection Eden Double Stack Espadrilles
Platform shoes are trending, so why not go bold with a tried-and-true style that you can actually wear every day? Here's where we introduce you to these easy, breezy stacked espadrilles. Slip into the suede braided shoes for when you want a little height without a heel.
FP Collection Eden Double Stack Espadrilles, $, available at Free People
We The Free Ivy Mid-Rise Shorts
It's officially denim shorts season, and we're loving these heritage-inspired cut-offs from Free People. They're giving "cool girl" with the slightly-oversized, relaxed silhouette and the frayed hems. And if you're not into light-wash denim, this style is also available in white, black, and darker shades.
We The Free Ivy Mid-Rise Shorts, $, available at Free People
Free-est Tulip Set
A chic two-piece matching set under $100? Sign us up. You won't even have to think twice about what you're wearing to your next barbecue with this textured cotton duo. The top's open back is super on-trend, and the pants' cropped fit is just as fresh and perfect for the summer heat.
Low-back one-piece swimsuits are a perpetual summer favorite, and we're here for this particular style. This skin-baring swimsuit has a plunging neckline, keyhole back, high-cut legs, and cheeky coverage. Wear it for your next dip or wear it as a bodysuit with your favorite bottoms.
Mare Perpetua Twist One-Piece Swimsuit, $, available at Free People
HOKA Clifton 9 Sneakers
In addition to its own boho-chic wares, FP sells a selection of popular brands that fit into the brand's laid-back and playful aesthetic. If you're a runner (or a walker) run to checkout with Hoka's latest brightly colored sneakers in your cart. Beyond their cheery colors, they're cushioned, lightweight, and breathable, which is all music to our ears, especially for summer strolls.
Hoka Clifton 9 Sneakers, $, available at Free People
Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen Body SPF 40
Yes, the R29 editors were just as excited about the Supergoop! body sunscreen launch as you were. And now, Free People is selling the cult-favorite "unseen" formula. Slather on this silky SPF and enjoy your summer.
free-est Simply Smitten Maxi Skirt, $, available at Free People
FP Collection Hudson Sling Bag
We found the perfect mini crossbody bag for your park picnics and airplane travels. It surprisingly has plenty of pockets and slots, and is unsurprisingly super cute with a suede finish. Adjust the strap to your perfect fit, throw in your keys, chapstick, or passport, and be on your way.
FP Collection Hudson Sling Bag, $, available at Free People
Free-est City Sleek One-Piece
For another effortlessly put-together outfit, go for a loose-fitting jumpsuit. This one, perfectly modeled by Candace Swanepoel, features a bustier seam-detail top and billowing harem pants so you'll be covered and cool. The one-piece also has a drawstring waistband for extra comfort. Pair it with strappy sandals, chunky espadrilles, or sporty sneakers.
free-est City Sleek One-Piece, $, available at Free People
FP Movement Hot Shot Mini Dress
Tennis-core and workout dresses are having their moments right now. Whether you want one for pickleball or hot girl walks, this Free People one is available in a few fresh summer-ready colorways. Be comfortable no matter your activity level knowing that you've essentially got mini skort coverage.
FP Movement Hot Shot Mini Dress, $, available at Free People
Free People Kerry Tank
This delicate, lace-adorned top is perfect if you want to take on the everlasting cottagecore trend in a more subtle manner. The front has tiny buttons for a mock-corset feel and the back straps feature dainty bow ties. Dress it down with a pair of denim shorts, or dress it up with an equally whimsical midi skirt.
Free People Kerry Tank, $, available at Free People
Kosas Glow I.V. Vitamin-Infused Skin Enhancer
You've definitely heard about Kosas at this point, but you may not have heard about its new skin enhancer, which is essentially a nutrient-rich formula with a tinted pearly finish that can be worn with or without additional foundation. So is it skincare? Is it a skin tint? Is it highlighter? Yes to everything! Free People currently has the product available in eight bronzy shades.
Kosas Glow I.V. Vitamin-Infused Skin Enhancer, $, available at Free People
Free-est Orchid Convertible Low-Back Mini
This nifty knit mini dress can be worn an endless amount of ways. Wrap the thick straps at the shoulders and waist in a multitude of directions and styles for a new look every single time you wear it.
free-est Orchid Convertible Low-Back Mini, $, available at Free People
FP Movement Mesmerize Me Solid Pants
If you're looking for a pair of pants that you can wear for from a café to a long hike then to a supermarket followed by a gym workout, these are the ones for you. The cargo-style pants are sporty, chic, and lightweight. The relaxed fit and snap-button waist are also some extra nice perks.
FP Movement Mesmerize Me Solid Pants, $, available at Free People
Vacation by Vacation Eau de Toilette
You may or may not have heard about the SPF brand Vacation, but it sells one of Senior Travel Writer Venus Wong's favorite sunscreens. She said it smells like a banana split in the best way possible, and now you can smell like one through Vacation's perfume. According to the brand, it also has notes of coconut, pool water, and all other vacation-adjacent scents.
Vacation Vacation Eau de Toilette, $, available at Free People
Free People Teeny Tiny Mega Stud Earring Set
These new Free People stud earrings are a steel, with a set containing 18 or so styles. Choose between a bunch of different themes, metals, and color palettes to find the perfect set for your new go-to summer jewelry collection.
