H&M 2011 FAA series (FASHION AGAINST AIDS) - the main anti neutral wind, continue to advocate awareness of AIDS prevention and control.

Fashion Against AIDS (FAA) -- "fashion in hand, fight against AIDS" series is an important initiative launched by H&M, aiming at enhancing public awareness of AIDS prevention and raising funds for AIDS prevention and control.

In 2011, the FAA series changed the old style and launched a series of neutral sports to create a personality for the masses.

The series will be

In the H&M youth clothing department, 25% of its sales will be donated worldwide to various projects focusing on AIDS prevention among young people.

H&M global design director Ann-Sofie Johansson said: "we want to create a dynamic and dynamic neutral series.

In design, we first consider cutting, profile and fabric, and then focus on gender, so as to stimulate creativity.

The main items include T-shirts printed with characters and sports jackets with zipper details.

The FAA series is extraordinary, which helps to enhance the awareness of AIDS prevention among young people.

Nowadays, the tide women play with boyfriends style, while tide men are more familiar with the way of mix and match.

Outlines and details are the foundation of modeling, such as sports T-shirts, loose waist jackets and personalized Parker coats.

The sleeves can be rolled up or zipped together, and the waist can be fitted with a belt, or a garment can be worn more easily.

Comfort is the main design, color selection natural color or soft color, suitable for everyone to wear.

The plaid nylon Pak coat has a nice texture, and the sleeves can be pulled by the zippers at random. The waist design can make it instantly turn into a girl's favorite dress.

The printed series of loose and asymmetrical T-shirts, worn by various styles, cover a wide range of track and field trousers, vests and shorts.