H&M’s New Studio Collection Is A Boho Dream – And It’s Selling Faster Than Ever

Western Morocco meets bohemian chic in H&M Studio's newest Resort Capsule collection - a drop I'm saying slots seamlessly into any summer wardrobe. As expected, the collection boasts a range of ballon sleeves, flowing dresses and washed-out colours to make me want to pack my bags and book a trip somewhere especially warm.

H&M Studio is the brand's premium capsule that's designed by an in-house team at its Stockholm atelier. Unlike mainline collections (that often sway towards more trend-led pieces and affordable basics), Studio pieces push boundaries with directional cuts, elevated fabrics, and a high-fashion look that feels more catwalk than high street. Introduced in 2013 but only really embraced by shoppers in the last couple of years, this season's Studio drop is all about chic holiday wear and, as the brand puts it, 'a homage to the sun-bleached hues and vivid energy of Marrakesh.'

Within the drop there's a tribute to Moroccan style, including a rust-coloured two piece made up of a Cropped Linen Blazer and Linen Blend Bermuda Shorts - both of which have flown off the shelves since the initial drop - as well as a Chiffon Kaftan Dress that sold out just as quickly. But the collection isn't just defined by its West African inspirations - it also nods to boho style à la Chloé. There's a dusty blue Rhinestone-Embellished Chiffon Dress (also sold out), a trendy Balloon Sleeve Blouse and Rhinestone Embellished Top and matching Short co ord.

Designed for the woman who admires the style of Sienna Miller and enjoys scorching summer weather, H&M Studio has created a collection that feels essential for any upcoming holiday abroad. With 38 items to choose from, I've scrolled through the collection to find the best pieces, and you can shop them below.

Shop: H&M Studio Resort Capsule

Gemma Lavers is a fashion commerce writer at Grazia, where she tracks down viral pieces and is as comfortable navigating the M&S new-in page as she is dissecting the latest celebrity look - yes, she can tell you exactly where a specific coat is from. When not writing, shopping or scrolling Instagram (find hers here), Gemma will likely be dreaming up her next holiday (and what she's going to wear).

Emma Richardson is a fashion commerce writer for Grazia. She was previously a fashion and beauty commerce writer for Heat and Closer, and has contributed digital content for a variety of lifestyle brands. Emma finds much of her inspiration in celebrity style, with Sienna Miller often being a major influence, and loves a pair of ballet pumps and a trusted trench coat.