H&M

Get ready to squeeze into your kids' clothes — all for a good cause! Next month H&M will introduce a collection of tot-sized pieces that will benefit UNICEF's All For Children initiative. The contemporary collection of pieces for babies through kids wear size 8, takes its cues from classic children's styles, including boys and girls pieces in Fall's muted nude, mole, and coral tones. The on-trend designs will not only appeal to tots, but to their mamas too.

From sailor-striped tops to retro-inspired sweaters and dresses, the collection is based on an original children's book illustrated just for H&M. Moritz! is a text-less picture book featuring a lamb, a mouse, and a kitten in various situations. The characters' clothes and the book itself are all included in the All For Children collection.

Twenty-five percent of the sale of each garment will go directly to the charitable program that benefits families in the world's poorest communities, including those that help make the discount department store's clothes. Keep reading for a sneak peek at the collection, and visit H&M's site for more details about the initiative.

H&M, who doesn't have plans on launching ecommerce in the US until 2012, is giving its die-hard fans a special treat today with an exclusive online shopping experience. The Swedish retailer has teamed up with Elle.com to sell four Fall looks — about 20 pieces total — from its collection starting precisely at noon today. In addition to being able to shop from the luxuries off your comfy sofa, you'll feel good knowing the pieces you bought were available to you two days before they hit stores on Sept. 1. For those who live outside the vicinity of an H&M brick and mortar, this might be your only chance to buy online until 2012. Quantities are limited so we suggest you get on it, stat. Click the slideshow to see the four exclusive looks — then start shopping!

H&M just released its latest crop of Fall arrivals packed with cozy sweaters, textural coats, and a heavy helping of leather. Basically, just what we need to kick off the new season — without busting our modest budget. We know how overwhelming it can be to walk into H&M and not know what you're looking for, so we narrowed it down to our top 10 pieces for you to shop. Can't you already picture this fuzzy forest green mohair sweater with a cute midi skirt? Peep three more styling tips below:

• Dress down a printed maxidress with a moto vest and distressed boots for a casual-meets-glam look.
• We love the idea of pairing this textured coat with leather leggings and ankle boots.
• Get into the green; this boxy sweater dress will surely turn heads this season. Just pair with some statement jewels and tough booties, and you're set.

Now check out the rest of our top 10 picks.

>> We've seen H&M's Fall 2011 lookbook in motion; now, the retailer is already thinking ahead to Winter. From the just-released Winter 2011 lookbook images, it appears that color — lots of it — and '60s-inspired bubble silhouettes are on the H&M designers' minds. Frida Gustavsson, shot by Andreas Sjodin, does modeling honors for the occasion.

If you need further proof that '60s chic will be in high gear for Fall, look to H&M's latest Winter campaign. The new ad, featuring Frida Gustavsson in a slicked back high ponytail, shows simple structured silhouettes in the way of sheath dresses, knits, tops, and trousers dipped in purple, blue, and dark citron hues. Here are the top three cold weather dressing tips we've gleaned from the ad:

Now flip through the rest of the campaign images and start taking notes.

>> H&M has announced its next collaborator: Versace. Donatella Versace looked back at the house archives to reinterpret classic Versace designs from 1978 to today — "iconic Versace pieces [from] iconic Versace moments" as she put it — for the collection, which will encompass around 40 pieces for women, as well as a 20-piece collection for men and a selection of homeware (think bedspreads and pillows).

Since the collection is debuting on November 17 (in 300 stores worldwide and online) — right in the thick of party season, as Margareta van den Bosch, creative advisor at H&M, points out — it will be dominated by gold studded leather dresses (one of which Donatella was "so excited" about that she wore yesterday to take her bow at the Versace men's show), colorful silk and print dresses, high heels, and costume jewelry.

Versace also designed a Pre-Spring collection for H&M that will be exclusively available in countries with H&M online sales (Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the United Kingdom) starting on January 19, 2012. See Versace talk about the collaboration in the video below, and preview the collection in the slideshow.