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New H&M store opening this Thursday

Photograph of the Author By Sarah L Sharp - Brighton fashionista »

For those of you who get fairly annoyed with battling through Churchill Square in order to get your weekly fix of H&M goodies, you'll be relieved to know that a new, bigger store will be opening on (181-185) Western Road this week on Thursday.

On three floors, the new store will feature H&M's full range of denim wear, underwear, cosmetics, the MAMA maternity range and BiB, H&M's plus-size range. It's the first time that the full men's and women's wear collection has been available in Brighton.

I'm desperately hoping that the 'complete range' also extends to the Jimmy Choo collection that is rumoured to become available in 'selected' stores from November the 14th this year. H&M has created a collection of shoes and bags with the iconic brand which is to appear in 200 shops worldwide and it's H&M's first collaboration with an accessories brand.

The shoes are expected to cost from £30 for a pair of ballet pumps to £170 for a pair of boots, not bad when you compare it to prices of £245 upwards in Jimmy Choo's main collection. There will also be a men's collection of shoes, bags and accessories. Fingers crossed eh?!

To celebrate the opening of the brand spanking new store this Thursday, the first 200 customers in line will each receive a randomly selected gift card ranging in value from £5-£100, as well as a H&M goody bag. There will also be gifts with purchase on opening day, while stocks last. The store opens at midday so make sure to get yourself down there as soon as humanly possible!

I'm hopping along to the preview party on Wednesday, where they have promised me canapés, drinks, a DJ set from The Maccabees and discounted shopping - hurrah! If you've managed to get hold of a ticket, I'll see you there - make sure you come and say hello!


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Avangelist, Brighton says...
5:30pm Mon 22 Jun 09

please don't tell the missus, my legs hurt after the insanity of dealing with a small branch.

Alice Wright, says...
7:29pm Mon 22 Jun 09

Sorry but this just seems like madness to me! This new shop is nearly opposite the other H&M site in Churchill Square, and there is another smaller unit in the lower mall for kids.

I wouldn't mind but does that stretch of road really need another huge outlet selling masses of dirt cheap clothes that all look exactly the same?

Would much prefer something a bit more unusual or maybe useful - you know, like a Woolies. Oh...

Biba Red, Hove says...
11:03pm Wed 24 Jun 09

Alice - The other H&M will become a Cos which is basically upmarket H&M. So the new one will hold all the stuff for young adults, and the Cos will hold all the stuff for people with a bit more money to spare.

It seems perfectly sensible to me, as each crowd will be happy not to have to go through all the clothes they don't like to get to the ones they like.

I also think that being a student, I understand the subtle differences between places like Primark (dirt cheap but poorly made - good for one-season items), H&M (fair prices for well-made clothes - basics), and Topshop (very expensive, good for one-off items).

In my opinion, the items do not look all the same, there are large differences and each has its own style.

AmraNag, says...
12:01pm Thu 25 Jun 09

The young teen girls camping outside the store at 8.30am was a sad sight indeed. Queue up to see a band but not for yet another chainstore to open it's doors!

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