Baby Girl Size 2m–3y Baby Boy Size 2m–3y Baby Exclusive Size 50-98 Girl Size 1 1/2-10y Boys Size 1 1/2-10y Up to 50% Off Kids Best Dressed Conscious – Sustainable Style In A Cool Mood Girls' Lightweight Sweaters $8 Girls' Cozy Sweaters $12.99 Kids H&M Studio Autumn/Winter 2016 Refill on t-shirts and vests for easy dressing every day. long-sleeves, short-sleeves, tanks and hoodies – from clean and classic basics to prints and bold colours for modern edge. T-shirt with raw edges Price low to high Price high to low Stay warm and stylish with our many cardigans, jumpers, cosy hoodiesHere you find the latest prints and colours mixed with timeless knits and neutral wardrobe basics that will last Fine-knit top with lacing Jumper in a textured knit Whatever your beauty regimen and style, we’ve got what you need. make-up, hair and nails to skin, fragrance and accessories – we’ll

help you look and feel your best.They might be known for their designer collaborations and their on-trend fashion, but we recently discovered H&M’s sleepwear collection that includes PJS, shorts and kimonos, and it has us going dizzy with joy.Of course, nobody’s denying that H&M’s one of the trendiest additions to Delhi + NCR, and a refreshing one at that. Bulk-buying, longingly looking at things that didn’t make it to the check-out line, standing in line for half an hour at the changing room and finally deciding on those precious few, is enough to boggle anyone’s mind.Patio Furniture Chair Cushions WalmartBut the sleepwear here is absolutely worth the effort. Puppies And Dogs For Sale Perth WaShorts and T-shirt sets featuring Batman, Star Wars, Mickey Mouse—all things awesome saved for the best time of the day {night, duh}.Cleaning Coils Of Ac Unit

They also have a great collection of PJs, satin kimonos, lace negligees, night shirt dresses, cosy tees and shorts and basic night jerseys in checks and stripes. fort clothing at its best.Where: Find a store near you here, or shop online herePrice: INR 399 – INR 1,999Check out their website here and follow them on Facebook here.H&M Apologizes for Scarf That Looks Just Like a Jewish Prayer Shawl Hey, Dolce & Gabanna: H&M sees your first abaya collection and one-ups you with a tallit. This morning tipsters pointed us in the direction of a scarf on the fast fashion retailer's website. It's sells for $17.99 and looks suspiciously similar to a tallit, the traditional Jewish prayer shawl. H&M even incorporated its own version of tzitzit, the knotted fringe you'll find on every tallit; the "striped scarf" comes with "fringe at the short ends." And though not a requirement, many tallitot come in the very same pattern and with a similar color scheme (black or blue stripes on white or cream cloth).

Here's a tallit you can buy on World of Judaica: As you can imagine, some people are mad: Dear @HM, No, no, no, no and NO. — Eli Langer (@EliLanger) January 6, 2016 Others took to social media to crack jokes. "The Temple Emanuel Collection, exclusively at H&M," wrote one of my Facebook friends. Is there a tekhelet option?" asked another on Twitter, referring to the blue dye used for some tzitzit strings. This isn't the first time fashion has taken sartorial cues from Judaism. In 1993, Jean Paul Gaultier infamously showed his "Chic Rabbis" collection. In 2011, St. Bessarion, a Moscow design house, unveiled a collection inspired by Orthodox Jews. This past fall, Vogue even declared that Orthodox style inspired the season's "sexiest trend." While the H&M scarf is certainly better than Urban Outfitter's take on Jewish fashion, let's not forget that the tallit is sacred to many. It's safe to say such a holy item shouldn't be knocked off (intentionally or not) for mass consumption.

Update: H&M has pulled the scarf from stores in Israel, WWD reports, and issued an apology: "We are truly sorry if we have offended anyone with this piece. Everyone is welcome at H&M and we never take a religious or political stand," the retailer said in a statement. "Our intention was never to upset anyone. Stripes is one of the trends for this season and we’ve been inspired by this." The scarf is still for sale online at H&M's US site.Explore these images and more!When I first heard about H&M’s Conscious Collection, I imagined it would be white cotton shirts and dresses. Simple stuff, and five designs at most. Boy, was I wrong. When I stepped into their store Tuesday night, front and center in the entrance was a huge display of sustainable clothing, from a $10 organic crocheted vest to a $25 pair of Tencel pants, to a $50 recycled nylon jacket. I dug eagerly into the racks, pulling scallop-edged shorts and a long cotton skirt out to examine. H&M has deftly side stepped the issue of dye by sticking to creams and whites, but since white is the color for spring, I don’t mind that much.

(I am curious what they will do come fall.) Just a note of warning: I found that H&M had mixed non-sustainable pieces that happened to be white into the collection, so I made sure that anything I pulled had the identifying green tag. Satisfied with my haul, I made my way to the back to find the dressing rooms, and ran smack into the second half of the collection. Delighted, I continued to search through the shoes, dresses, shorts, tanks, jackets–both basic and trendy items. I snagged a few more pieces and went to stand in line at the dressing rooms. I noticed that the next two girls who got in line behind me both had items with the green tags as well. And one cropped sweatshirt tee, a sales associate told me, is already sold out. So I know I’m not the only one enamored of H&M’s collection. After I wriggled in and out of everything, I came away with the long skirt ($19.95), classic white shorts ($24.95), a white ribbed tank ($7.95), and a fabulous, strapless cream dress with a fitted bodice and embroidery on the hem ($49.95).