Fashion News: Rules for shopping the Versace for H&M collection.

Versace's supplement collection for H&M -- enthusiastically reviewed by Times' fashion critic Presentation area Moore -- goes on sale this week: Thursday in the You. Okay. and Sunday in the You. S. and The us. H&M has some rules for consumers which should stave off the chaos that engulfed Target during its Missoni launch. The first 280 people in line to go the women's collection will be issued anklet bracelets providing them with specific times to go, and only 20 people will be allowed in at one time. They'll have quarter-hour to go. After the first 280 have their chance, the doors will open to all. There are also some limits on what much a single customer can purchase. In the You. S., the shopping is scheduled to start at 8 a. michael. [Fashionista]
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Meanwhile, on the other end of the fashion continuum, Versace is planning to execute a couture show in Economy is shown, its first in eight years. [The Cut]

Alice Temperley has dressed both Middleton sisters and considers in a pleasure, as she tells instyle.com: “They’re the most humble, down-to-earth people I’ve ever dressed. They’re completely easy and wonderful to work with, and they look great in the clothes. They know exactly what they like.” Temperley shared her thoughts about the Duchess of Cambridge and her sister Pippa at a party for "True British," a book in honor of the 10-year anniversary of her label. [InStyle]

We all know some people are passionate about shoes --- and shoe sales. Those interests took a turn to physical violence Tuesday, when police apparently imprisoned several people in an unruly crowd waiting for a Salvatore Ferragamo sample sale in Secaucus, In. J. [Racked]

Another shoe brand people are passionate about is Jimmy Choo, and word comes this week that co-founder and chief creative police officer Tamara Mellon and Chief executive Joshua Shulman have both announced that they are leaving the company, which was purchased by luxury group Labelux this year. Mellon says she plans to start her own lifestyle brand. [WWD] (Ongoing required)

Urban Outfitters Inc. (which owns Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie, among others) attributes a fourth straight one fourth of losses partially to some of the products it sells. Specifically, to tops. Other items can market fine, but tops are lagging. "We need more compelling product, inch company CEO Glen Senk is estimated as saying. "And we're getting it. inch [WWD].