The Key To Chic: Balmain for H&M Shopping Tips and Alternatives

November 5, 2015

Balmain for H&M Shopping Tips and Alternatives

If you weren't able to score your Balmain for H&M favorites because they sold out so quickly or you couldn't access the website, there are plenty of affordable alternatives for getting Olivier Rousteing's signature glam look for less. (You can read my Balmain for H&M review on my other blog Fashion Trend Guide for fit and sizing info.) I've curated some of my favorite stylish Balmain for H&M alternative options for women, including this embellished dress on sale and this green sequin V-neck dress for under $25.

December 2, 2018 update - Shop Balmain for H&M:

With the upcoming holiday party season in mind, I've selected lots of festive options that are easy on the wallet. My top picks are: this black V-neck sequin mini dress for $35, these suede over-the-knee boots for $150, this sequin body con dress under $70, this embellished party dress for $70, these suede lace-up heels for $130, and this wool biker jacket for $80.

Shop the styles pictured above.

Top row: green dress, $72.99, sequin blazer, $49.99, velvet embroidered dress, $29.99 (similar sequin style for $35), wool blend coat, $39.99

Middle row: over-the-knee boots, $149.95, biker pants, $34.99, velvet burnout trousers, $34.99, beaded skirt, $69.99

Bottom row: embellished clutch, $34.95, strappy embellished heels, $39.90, (also love this lace-up style for $130), chandelier earrings, $7.99, (similar style I adore for $48), wide belt, $17.99

Perfect party pieces under $200:

Stylish favorites under $150:

Shop Balmain x H&M alternatives under $350:

Shop Balmain:

Shop Balmain pieces that inspired the H&M collection:

Shop Balmain on sale:

Shop Balmain x H&M alternatives by Balmain:

If you didn't get a chance to buy your wish list items, check the stores near you in the next few days for returns. Look near the fitting room go-back racks, the customer service desk, and call to see what's in stock. There are bound to be returns. See more tips in my how to shop post on Fashion Trend Guide. Good luck!

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