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Saturday night is always a mad one, and whether your a fan of Coppers or Workmans, the eternal struggle to find something to wear can just get too much sometimes.

Luckily, town is usually a mere bus route away, so here's a few bits that are in stores at the moment to rescue your night out ensemble. 

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From a Penneys must-have gingham top, to H&M's bubble gum pink biker jacket, here are a few of the best pieces on the high street right now.  

 H&M blue cotton dress €79.99

H&M top €19.99

H&M evergreen skirt €59.99

H&M pink biker jacket €69.99

 Penneys heels €19.00

Penneys white top €13.00

Penneys gingham top €11.00

Penneys handbag €10.00

 Zara dress €49.95

Zara top €39.95

Zara heels €39.95

Zara evergreen jumpsuit €49.95

 New Look denim skirt €24.99

New Look bardot top €19.99

New Look bodysuit €24.99

New Look playsuit €29.99

 Topshop pink crop top €36.00

Topshop red dress €52.00

Topshop embroidered bag €46.00

Topshop skirt €44.00

River Island astrology sign playsuit €47.00

River Island denim skirt €38.00

River Island black dress €100.00

River Island red top €37.00

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 The weekend is finally upon us, so it's time to hit the town. 

And, you can't even use the "I've nothing to wear" excuse not to head out, because we've put together a selection of gorge style pieces that are available in store right now, so hop on that bus to town and do some last minute shopping.

 Left to right: H&M white top €24.99

H&M gingham dress €69.99

H&M denim skirt €44.99

H&M crop top €39.99

Left to right: River Island dress €35.00

River Island blue blouse €37.00

River Island fishnet top €35.00

River Island purple skirt  €40.00

Left to right: Bershka dress €19.00

Bershka skirt €9.99

Bershka top €17.99

Bershka fluffy heels  €39.99

Left to right: Penneys mesh top  €9.00

Penneys silver shoes €16.00

Penneys red high heels €14.00

Penneys shirt dress €20.00

Left to right: Topshop handbag €46.00

Topshop T-shirt €20.00

Topshop yellow top €36.00

Topshop orange denim skirt €40.00

Left to right: New Look orange dress €24.99

New Look embroidered crop top €24.99

New Look skirt €29.99

New Look black dress €49.99

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Saturday night is always a mad one, and no matter where you're heading out to, the struggle is real when it comes to choosing an ensemble from the wardrobe. 

Luckily, the shops are open late on Saturday, so here's a few bits that are in stores at the moment to rescue you from your outfit woes.

 Left to right: Zara LBD €39.95

Zara champagne knot dress €49.95

Zara heels €35.95

Zara ruffled dress €39.95

Left to right: River Island top €35.00

River Island chain heels €65.00

River Island fluffy heels €70.00

River Island embroidered jacket €107.00

Left to right: Penneys bodysuit €9.00

Penneys choker €6.00

Penneys gingham top €11.00

Penneys bodycon dress €14.00

Left to right: Bershka ring detail bodysuit €17.99

Bershka denim playsuit €27.99

Bershka pinstripe dress €19.99

Bershka leather jacket €69.99

Left to right: H&M white top €22.99

H&M choker €5.99

H&M yellow dress €44.99

H&M floral crop top €22.99

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H&M is renowned for their collections with designers like Balmain, Kenzo and Alexander Wang, and for collaborating with celebs like David Beckham and Zara Larrson.

Now, Nicki Minaj has let the cat out of the bag, after revealing on the Met Gala red carpet that she will be fronting her own collection for the high street mega-brand. 

'I have a special collaboration coming out with H&M this fall,' she told an interviewer when asked about how her look.

'So they are dressing me for the night and they nailed it,'

The star told reporters that H&M had created her look for the Met Gala, so we're wondering if her upcoming collab will be anything like her red carpet dress.

 

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The female rapper looked stunning the a dramatic black and red outfit, which featured an intricate high-cut playsuit and a sweeping train.

Neither Nicki nor the fast fashion retailer have commented on the rumoured collaboration, so it's unclear whether the musician will be the face of a campaign or whether she designed a collection with the brand.

Either way, we're dying to see it. 

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It's officially the Bank Holiday weekend, so if there was ever a time to get turnt, this is it. 

If you feel like you have nothing to wear out this weekend, never fear.

We've put together a selection of gorge style pieces that are available in store right now, so hop on that bus to town and do some last minute shopping before hitting the town tonight. 

Left to right: Penneys New York T-shirt  €9.00

Penneys belt €4.00

Penneys Shoe boots €19.00

Penneys Ruffle sleeve playsuit €16.00

 Left to right: River Island nude dress €75.00

River Island black shirt €45.00

River Island backpack €91.00

River Island suede skirt €60.00

Left to right: New Look high heels €37.99

New Look embroidered bag €24.99

New Look corset dress €19.99

New Look glasses  €9.99

Left to right: Topshop ruffled crop €32.00

Topshop crochet top €50.00

Topshop ruffled denim skirt €46.00

Topshop embroidered skirt €50.00

Left to right: H&M T-shirt dress €39.99

H&M red mesh top €12.99

H&M striped cotton top €39.99

H&M denim skirt €29.99

Left to right: & Other Stories purple suede mules €79.00

& Other Stories gingham dress €69.00

& Other Stories black utility dress €89.00

& Other Stories bardot top €39.00

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Zara Larsson has just announced an exciting new collaboration with H&M, and the collection does a hell of a lot more than just look good.

The collection is peppered with stylish statement pieces promoting a woman's right to not be sexually objectified. 

Using fashion to promote a feminist message can only be positive, as placing these slogans front and centre helps to reinforce their importance. 

One particular slouchy denim jacket features a painted pink cat motif, along with the slogan 'Cats against catcalling.'

The same slogan sits on a grey marl sweatshirt, while a powder pink, oversized hoodie starts a series of slogans with 'girl power.'

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'I am really excited to finally share my collection with H&M. I have had so much fun working with them to design pieces and create a campaign that reflects my personality,' said Zara.

'I can't wait to see how girls everywhere wear the pieces to add to their own personal style.'

Check out some of our top picks from the collaboration: 

Denim jacket €59.99, H&M

 Mesh top €19.99, T-Shirt €19.99, H&M

Pink hoodie  €39.99, H&M

Sports bra €24.99, Cycling shorts €19.99, H&M

Bum bag €19.99, Pink cap €19.99 H&M

Zara was an integral part of the design process for all of the items, which is why the colour pink features so heavily, as Zara feels it is 'feminine, powerful and everyone looks good in it.'

The collection drops on May 18, so we'll see you there (we'll be the ones blaring Lush Life in the queue).

Feature image: H&M

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 Festival season is just around the corner, and kicking it off as always is Coachella.

The behemoth of a festival is beginning on April 14, and we're dying to see all of the festival snaps for our outfit inspiration for Longitude, Electric Picnic and the rest. 

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Luckily, H&M has already released their capsule Coachella collection, so we know what trends to navigate towards when shopping this festival season. 

Here's a few of our favourite bits: 

Left to right: Earrings €7.99

Denim Jacket €44.99

Tribal Shirt €22.99

Lace Slip Dress €24.99

Left to right: Choker €6.99

Batik T-shirt €14.99

Embroidered Skirt €29.99

Jersey Body €12.99

Left to right: Mesh Dress €14.99

T-shirt €9.99

Denim Embroidered Dress €44.99

Heart Sunglasses €6.99

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H&M is one of our favourite high street brands, so imagine our excitement when we heard that the fashion giant was branching out into a new stylish endeavour.

H&M, who already curated Monki, COS and & Other Stories, has announced that it will be creating a new brand called Arket.

The new concept is launching at the end of the summer. 

 

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The new brand is set to focus on “a broad yet selected range of essentials for men, women and children, as well as a smaller, curated assortment for the home,” according to a statement acquired by WWD

The new stores aim to be a modern day market, and will include coffee shops on the premises. 

The new brand will sit at a"slightly higher price segment" than H&M, and will emphasise "materials, function, and fit." 

 

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Arket’s first retail store will open on London's Regent Street in autumn of this year.

It is launching in 18 European markets, but it is unclear yet whether Ireland will be one of them.

We're keeping our fingers crossed!

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While the royal tour of Canada featured a multitude of designer gear, the Duchess of Cambridge finished her trip with a more affordable look.

Greeting crowds in Victoria over the weekend, Kate Middleton kept things high street chic with a cream blazer and black skinny jeans from Zara.

Beneath the jacket, the mother of two – whose selling power has been well documented – wore a ribbed top from H&M.

The look was finished with a pair of J. Crew loafers, a set of pearl drop earrings and a gold necklace – all of which could be easily replicated with cost effective dupes.

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Nebraskan beauty Ashley Graham is so loved for her body positive image that she received major backlash earlier this summer when she was thought to be slimming her curvy frame. 

But it seems the plus-size star is just the right shape for H&M’s upcoming Studio collection, as she has been named the new face of the brand’s high-end Autumn 2016 campaign.

Speaking of the news to BAZAAR.com, the first plus-size model to front Sports Illustrated said: “Growing up I didn't have curvy role models, mainly because I didn't see enough curvy women represented in major ads.  My hope is that young women who shop at H&M see me in the ads and are reminded that there is not one standard definition of beauty or one perfect size.”

The 28-year-old swimwear entrepreneur also detailed for the site how the modelling industry has changed since she was first discovered at the age of 12, but was sure to stress that while advances have been made, the new trend of diversity promotion cannot end here.

She said: “The industry was much different.  There wasn't social media helping to launch careers, and "plus size" models weren't considered supermodels.”

“Now we're seeing curvy women on runways, on magazine covers and in major advertising campaigns alongside "straight size" models.  We're seeing more inclusivity when it comes to size, and we have to continue featuring more and more diversity.”

 

 

Over the years Ashley has gained a vast and dedicated group of fans.  She currently has over two million followers on Instagram alone and has worked with everyone from Vogue and Levi to Glamour and MTV.

Despite her success, H&M’s latest Studio collection will be one of Ashley's first mainstream fashion campaigns.  The line will appear in-store and online on September 8.

 

 

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Centre image: BAZAAR.com

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We've all been there: you've finally reached the till, there's a queue of disgruntled shoppers shuffling behind you, your items get scanned through, and then your credit card gets declined.

Do you frantically look in your purse for cash knowing full well you don't have a cent or do you simply take it on the chin and say you'll call back later?

Most of us would cringe from head to toe and vow never to return to that store, and it sounds like Adele is no different.

The multi award-winning star may have millions in the bank but that doesn't mean she's immune to the odd technical glitch, and she experienced one while shopping in H&M recently.

In classic Adele style, the singer spilled the deets to her audience during a performance in San Jose's SAP Centre over the weekend.

"I went to H&M and my card got declined," she confessed. "Oh my days, pretty embarrassing."

Thankfully, the singer managed to go unrecognised, but the incident still didn't do much for the star's pride, continuing: "Nobody knew it was me, but I was mortified."

We don't know about you, but it makes us feel so much better over all those times we had to do the fake run to the ATM.

BRB…we swear.

Feat image: Annie Leibovitz/ Vogue

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Ever picked something up which had your size on the label only find it wouldn’t fit in a million years?  Yup, us too.

Well thankfully British PhD student Ruth Clemens has come to the rescue of every woman who’s ever been left crying by a label.

After failing to get into a size 16 pair of H&M jeans, size 14 Ruth publicly wrote to the retailer expressing her concern and kind of won the Internet in the process.

She wrote: “I'm normally a size 14 on my hips (occasionally 16 if buying trousers) so I thought I'd try them on. It did not go well.”

“As I'm sure you're aware, size 16 is the largest size you stock (apart from in your plus size range, which is very limited in store and does not offer the range of styles for the fashion-conscious that are available in smaller sizes).”

“I am not overweight (not that that should matter) and although I'm 5 foot 11 my body is pretty average shape-wise.”

“It's already difficult enough for me to find clothes that fit well because of my height, why are you making jeans that are unrealistically small?”

“Am I too fat for your everyday range? Should I just accept that accessible and affordable high street and on-trend fashion isn't for people like me?”

“You might recognise the top I'm wearing – it's one of yours and it's a size Medium. Sort it out would you.” 

Ruth has since received tonnes of support from other women who are fed up of misleading labels.  You go girl!

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