Already online all over Europe, we stateside folk will soon be able to shop H&M without moving beyond our computers. Now the question is, will we be able to access limited edition lines like Lanvin or Jimmy Choo on the website? Or will we still have to wait in the street and clamor through the racks for incredibly awesome collabs?

Either way, get ready to see a whole lot of this on your screen  in 2012. Except replace that Union Jack in the bottom right corner with some Stars and Stripes.

For some unfathomable reason, there hasn’t been an inordinate amount of ZOMFG-ery and internet freakouts over the recent opening of Rag & Bone’s online store.  Nevertheless, it’s here and it’s about time.  Finally joining other late-arrivals like Band of Outsiders and Patrik Ervell, now everyone can get a piece of the CFDA-award winning brand’s goods.

Now while this development may piss off fashionista’s hung up on exclusivity, it bodes well for those across the country and world who don’t have the means or the driver’s license to head to bastions of fashion.  Good on ya, R&B.  If only it hadn’t taken so damn long.  And had men’s clothing.  Curses!

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Swedish brand Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair finally launched an online store. Check it out here.

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Sunglasses fans take note: Linda Farrows unique shades will be available online in September. The Linda Farrow Gallery will not only stock Linda Farrow Vintage and Linda Farrow Luxe it will feature collaborations with Prototype by Yohji Yamamoto, Raf Simons, Dries Van Noten, Matthew Williamson,Veronique Branquinho, Luella, Peter Pilotto, Giles, House of Holland, Preen, Damir Doma,Tim Hamilton and Todd Lynn! Basically, all the avant garde sunglasses you could ever want in one cyber space heaven. 

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Obesity & Speed has launched a website, complete with an online shop, for all of you shoppers that were wondering where to pick up their stuff.  Now you can get all of that rocker-chic gear in one place, without having to hunt all over to find it.

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