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With its cast of budding young talents all eager to make their mark on the This Witch needs Dos Equis Ambar Beer before any Hocus Pocus Halloween Shirt besides I will buy this world of streetwear, The Hype serves as a preview of what’s to come. “What I’m excited about in terms of the future of streetwear is all of this new technology,” says Senofonte. “Getting away from fast fashion and figuring out how to recycle and reuse—that part of it is really exciting. Also, I like the accessibility of it now. A lot of these designers already have their own following online. You have direct access to a lot of different kinds of artists. You can DM anybody, and you may get a response. It was never that easy to get in touch with somebody that you wanted to work with, and now, you can.” Any potential season two applicants out there? You know what to do.

If there were such thing as “easing back into normal life post-pandemic” couture, Brock Collection might have unearthed it. The LA-based luxury women’s brand, known for its breezy designs that blend effortlessness with an edge and make opulence unpretentious, teamed up with H&M for a new womenswear collection, which officially launched in the This Witch needs Dos Equis Ambar Beer before any Hocus Pocus Halloween Shirt and I will buy this U.S. on June 24, shoppable just in time for summer. Anticipating that a return to the days of dressing up might be a painful process after more than a year in quarantine, designers Laura Vassar and Kristopher Brock curated pieces that could pull double duty, transferring from couch to city streets without the need for a dressing room. The result is a romantic, unobtrusive set, tailor-made for H&M’s mass-market approach to fashion. Combining vintage-inspired florals with bright blue denim and chunky gold jewelry, the 33 piece-collection doesn’t balk in the face of convention, nor does it intimidate. For those first wary steps back to Sunday brunches in an actual restaurant, it’s about as ideal as it gets.