Thursday, March 20, 2025

H&M’s Spring Collection Has Your Festival Fashion Needs Covered

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Brands are pulling out all the stops when it comes to easy-breezy, carefree fashion just in time for festival season. H&M has long been a big player in this space, and its spring/summer 2025 collection proves why.

“We wanted to offer exceptional pieces that bring energy and light,” said H&M’s womenswear design lead, Eliana Masgalos, in a press release. “A sense of escape felt very relevant: We wanted to play with a beautiful bohemia, rock icons, and festival freedom.”

This vintage-inspired drop is the first of two, and features “classic rock ‘n’ roll staples” like lace-up shirts, laser-cut mini skirts, studded blazers, and snakeskin accessories. (While they’re all desert-ready, many styles are also versatile and appropriate for other spring activities, like parties and cocktail hours.) To further get you in that festival mindset, H&M tapped Tyla and FKA Twigs — both of whom will be performing at Coachella next month — to lead the campaign. 

Read on to shop the dreamy and nostalgic styles starting at 10 a.m. EST. And if you haven’t gotten your hands on them already, make sure to also check out H&M’s Studio collection, The White Lotus capsule, and upcoming Magda Butrym collaboration.

H&M Spring Dresses

Inspired by both the ‘70s and ‘90s, you can find a mix of romantic flowy maxi dresses (very Stevie Nicks) and edgy leather minis (more Courtney Love). Available in a range of neutrals and snakeskin prints, they can fit into anyone’s wardrobe — or blend into the landscapes of your next festival.

H&M Spring Tops & Outerwear

From ribbed-knit tunics and lacy button-downs to ruffled blouses, the tops in this collection have a whimsical element that blends the vintage with the modern. There are also leather blazers and bomber jackets (perfect for a rock festival), as well as trendy butter-yellow outerwear (perhaps for a bubblegum pop concert).

H&M Spring Skirts, Shorts & Pants

While white bottoms aren’t ideal for a muddy outdoor concert, they are a spring and summer staple. Try a ‘70s-esque wide-leg jean with front patch pockets, zip-up seams, and studded sides — or perhaps one of the ultra-mini skirts that feel very Y2K.

H&M Spring Accessories

Top off your festival look with totally-rad jewelry, aviator sunglasses, slouchy handbags, and more fun accessories. Look out for chunky resin rings and statement pendant necklaces. And, depending on the occasion, slip into a pair of fringe heels or snakeskin mules.

Shop full H&M S/S 2025 collection

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Calling all Western fashion lovers: Zara’s latest Studio collection drop for spring/summer 2025 is full of boho-inspired styles that’ll have you dreaming of a trip to the desert. 

Photographed by Steven Meisel, the campaign captures the “spirit of joyful adventure,” according to a press release, meant to mirror the inspiration for the collection: “rugged beauty and the American Southwest landscape.” 

The assortment immediately transports us to a carefree Colorado state of mind — or to a desert festival like Coachella with its studded shorts, fluttery-sleeve dresses, and tie-front vests, adorned with patchwork lace, paisley prints, and snakeskin. But the accessories are the real star of the show: gladiator sandals, layered necklaces, and fringe belts with a vintage flair are the perfect finishing touch to your outdoor concert look. (It’s never too early to start planning for the Cowboy Carter tour.)

Below, shop the sought-after Zara Studio collection, which ranges between $35 and $500, now. 

Zara SS25 Studio Collection Dresses

The boho-inspired dresses predominantly come in maxi silhouettes — think flowy button-down frocks and spring-ready slips that are appropriate for al fresco dinners and casual weddings alike. There are also some fluttery minis in the mix that would complement any vacation wardrobe

Zara SS25 Studio Collection Matching Sets

Whether you’re looking for a modest matching blouse and maxi skirt, a skin-baring criss-crossed bralette and mini short set, or an elevated duster coat and trouser duo, this collection has effortlessly chic separates for everywhere from the office to the festival.

 Zara SS25 Studio Collection Shoes & Bags

Style your look from head to toe with Zara Studio’s lineup of handbags, shoes, and accessories. Look out for spacious work-appropriate totes and on-trend fringe styles. To really lean into the laidback look, try a lace-up sandal or a studded slingback.

Zara SS25 Studio Collection Jewelry & Accessories

Top off your outfit with chunky silver jewelry pieces that’ll jingle and jangle with every move. (Think door-knocker earrings, layered chain necklaces, and charm rings.) There are even body-chains that you can style under bralettes and vests for a sparkly surprise or over dresses and blouses for a statement. 

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