Fall Comes Easy with Daisuke Ueda for H&M

The Fashionisto

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Published May 22, 2012

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Updated January 3, 2015

Fall Ahead–Always on trend and ready for the season ahead, H&M enlists Japanese model Daisuke Ueda for their latest lookbook. Offering an easily covetable selection of pieces that represent the current modes of fashion, the Swedish favorite brings together a wardrobe of transitional separates. Whether it’s a dashing overcoat, trendy leather outerwear or a classic varsity jacket, H&M fronts accessible garments in a gorgeous palette of autumn hues.


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