Brazilian designer and style visionary Livia Nunes Marques has designed a 20-piece collection for H&M of bold contrasts, modern femininity and thoughtful fashion enjoyment. It will be available from July 23, 2026.
What happens when Brazilian confidence, lacy romance, and almost strictly tailored pieces land in the same wardrobe? A collection is born Livia Nunes x H&M, who doesn't choose between gentleness and strength. She prefers to choose both - preferably at the same time and with big sunglasses.
H&M joins forces with Brazilian content creator and style visionary this summer Livio Nunes MarquesThe result of the collaboration is a collection of 20 garments and accessories that encapsulates her signature aesthetic: playful luxury, unexpected contrasts, and the confidence of a woman who doesn't dress to please an algorithm.
The collection will be from July 23, 2026 available on the website hm.com.
Fashion for a feeling, not for the perfect moment
Livia Nunes Marques bases her fashion on personal instinct, not the rules of the current season. It is this philosophy that she wanted to bring to her collaboration with H&M.
“I have always dressed for myself – for the feeling, not for the moment. Working with the H&M design team was an inspiring continuation of this approach. I wanted to bring my personal style and the whole of myself into the collection: a girl from Brazil, a creator and a woman who created her own trends. I hope every woman will feel the same freedom when wearing these pieces,” says Livia.
This isn't a collection to wait for a special occasion. This is a collection that makes a regular Tuesday look a little more like a movie scene—even if the only red carpet that day is the one in the elevator.
Between raw energy and sophistication
At the heart of the collection is creative tension. The pieces are at once soft and structured, romantic and sharp, restrained and expressive enough to not require a long explanation.
“Livia has a rare energy. She is playful and serious, raw and sophisticated at the same time. She knows exactly what she wants, and she brought this clarity to every decision she made when creating the collection. The result truly reflects her world – the design is both bold and delicate, structured and fluid,” she explains. Malin Dubois, concept designer at H&M.
It's the contrasts that make the collection feel contemporary. It doesn't try to define femininity with a single cut or mood. Instead, it presents it as something changeable: one night it's a sheer dress, the next day it's a strict shirt, and in between there's a lace top that works effortlessly with both.
Sheer dresses, tuxedo shirts, and underwear that wants to go out
Among the key pieces, it stands out black maxi dress with cutouts, which combines a minimalist silhouette with deliberate skin exposure. She is accompanied by a flowing, sheer dress in a dark brown shade with a tie at the neck – a piece that looks like it was made for summer evenings, slow dinners and photos with just the right amount of grainy filter.
The more sensual side of the collection is represented by lingerie-inspired pieces: a strapless dress with a lace trim, a short jumpsuit, puffy shorts or bloomers, and a sleeveless top. The silhouettes are delicate, but not fragile. It's a femininity that doesn't need permission.
On the other side of the fashion spectrum, sharp tuxedo shirt, tailored skirt and capri pantsThese pieces add a more serious, almost business-like feel to the collection – but without the feeling that you have to open an Excel spreadsheet to see them.
A special place is also occupied by a maxi skirt and a matching top made of guipure laceThe material adds a sense of craftsmanship, texture, and nostalgic romance to the collection, but it's presented in a modern enough way that it doesn't resemble the contents of your grandmother's closet. Unless your grandmother was extremely fashion-forward, which is of course entirely possible.
Thoughtfully restrained color palette
The colors of the collection remain mostly subdued, with soft white, beige, gray, and black in the foreground, complemented by delicate pink tones. Powder blue brings freshness, while the zebra pattern provides graphic contrast and a dose of Livia's signature playfulness.
A restrained palette allows cuts, textures and material combinations to speak for themselves. Chiffon provides lightness and movement, satin and lace emphasize sensuality, and cotton and guipure lace are interpreted with a sharper, contemporary character.
These are pieces that can be layered, mixed and matched to suit different moods. A lace skirt can look romantic with a matching top or a bit rebellious with a tuxedo shirt. A strapless dress can be worn alone or over a T-shirt, and capri pants get a new lease of life with a delicate lace top.
Accessories that do not play a supporting role
The collection is complemented by a selection of accessories that do not complete the look quietly. Among them are large zebra print bag, black pearl-like jewelry, statement sunglasses, and a guipure lace scarf.
The oversized zebra bag is probably the piece that will grab attention the most. It's practical, graphic, and just theatrical enough to make you want to carry it even when it's just your phone, lip balm, and three bills you'll never need.
Black pearl jewelry offers a slightly darker interpretation of classic elegance, while large sunglasses confirm the old fashion truth: sometimes the best accessory is the one behind which we can watch the world unnoticed.
A collection for the woman who doesn't want to choose just one version of herself
The collaboration between Livio Nunes Marques and H&M is based on the idea that modern femininity is not one-dimensional. It can be soft and assertive, elegant and playful, romantic and a little dangerous.
That's why the collection doesn't just offer individual trendy pieces, but a wardrobe for different versions of the same person. For days when we want to wear a precisely tailored shirt, and evenings when all we need is a sheer dress, big earrings, and a bit of excessive confidence.
The Livia Nunes x H&M collection will be available on hm.com from July 23, 2026.