NYLON’s Obsessed: The H&M Pieces Our Editors Can’t Live Without This Fall

If fall’s romantic mood had a hero piece, this would be it. The cream maxi takes the collection’s Victoriana influence to its logical conclusion with cascading ruffles and a sweeping silhouette. Keep everything else decidedly 2026: Try it with a battered leather jacket and boots for contrast, or let it go full drama with statement jewelry after dark.

The easiest way to keep fall’s romantic dressing from becoming too sweet? Add leather. H&M’s black biker jacket gives all those ruffles, lace, and powdery neutrals some much-needed bite. Throw it over one of the collection’s floaty dresses, pair it with an ornate white blouse, or wear it with denim when the outfit calls for something reliably cool.

Part military jacket, part romantic relic, this cropped cream style is exactly the kind of statement outerwear fall wardrobes were made for. The structured shape keeps its ornate embroidery from feeling overly precious, while the neutral color makes it surprisingly versatile. Wear it with black jeans for everyday contrast, or pair it with a lace dress when subtlety simply isn’t on the agenda.

A black high-neck blouse covered in ruffles could easily skew costume-y. This one lands somewhere much more interesting. The dark color and streamlined shape balance its romantic detailing, making it an easy entry point into the collection’s history-inspired aesthetic. Wear it tucked into jeans for daytime, then swap in leather trousers when the group chat decides dinner is actually drinks.

Corsetry continues its journey out of the lingerie drawer with this black embroidered top. The corset silhouette delivers plenty of drama on its own, so styling can stay relatively simple: straight-leg jeans and a leather jacket make it work for a night out without feeling overly styled. For something softer, contrast the fitted top with a fluid maxi skirt.

Minimal jewelry can sit this season out. H&M’s statement necklace leans straight into the collection’s maximalist decadence, with dangling details that give it an almost found-treasure quality. The collection itself mixes gold and silver tones with pearls and crystals, embracing jewelry that feels romantic but slightly off-kilter. Layer this one over a high neckline, or use it to make a simple black dress feel instantly less expected.

Fall outerwear doesn’t have to mean another sensible black coat. This ivory jacket turns texture all the way up, with ruffle appliqués that make even the simplest outfit feel intentional. Let it be the statement over black denim and a tee, or lean into the collection’s tonal palette by layering it over cream and ecru separates.

Even maximalists need good jeans. This black pair provides a useful grounding piece for the collection’s more elaborate tops, jackets, and jewelry. Pair them with a high-neck blouse and heels for an easy night-out formula, or add the ruffle-appliquéd jacket and let texture do the heavy lifting.

The slip dress is getting a romantic update. This cream version trades ’90s minimalism for delicate lace detailing, making it feel more like something discovered in an impossibly chic vintage shop. Wear it now with strappy heels, then carry it deeper into fall with an oversized leather jacket, sheer tights, and boots. The prettier the dress, the tougher the styling.

Romantic dressing doesn’t get much more committed than this. Cascading ruffles wind asymmetrically down this cream maxi, giving the otherwise streamlined silhouette plenty of movement and texture. The easiest way to bring all that Victoriana into 2026? Play against the prettiness. Add an oversized leather jacket and boots for fall, or lean into the drama with statement jewelry and a strappy heel after dark.