FashionTV Reveals H&M's Fall 2012 Trends for Women

September has finally arrived upon us and if you're a fashionista, you know exactly what that means. Fashion weeks for Spring 2013 are right around the corner!

FashionTV will be traveling to the fashion capitals of the world - New York, Paris, London and Milan, bringing you exclusive highlights from top designers. But before we check out the newest collections for next season, let's find out what's hot this season!

FashionTV has learned what H&M has come up with for the Fall/Winter 2012-2013 and we want to give you the 411 on their upcoming trends for the season.

Embellishments, glitter, bold prints and broad shoulders are just a few of the biggest trends for Fall 2012, according to H&M.sexy Babydoll for Halloween Now Expanded at Das Cheap . Top model, Ava Smith struts in some of H&M's newest pieces. This Fall, it's all about being strong and powerful with colors such as royal blue and burgundy and new fabrics. H&M head designer, Ann-Sofie Johansson tells FashionTV, “You need something more clean cut, new fabrics, such as wool, there's quite a lot of things happening on the fabric front.”. Shapes are extremely important this season as well as volumized shoulders and marked waists, bringing back the pencil skirt and slim narrow trouser for a sculptured look.

According to stylist,Over moncler jackets men grey one half from the deaths occurred from the north from the say. Ominia Salem, there are plenty of tomboy effects such as wearing jackets, pants and suits, yet always leaving that feminine touch. Leather is in fact, the most popular trend of the season, it's everywhere! It is seen on everything from dresses to shirts.Kim Kardashian's 'night uniform costume pix . Spectacular floral and multicolored prints are everywhere, too.

“I think the must-have for the season is a slack, a pencil skirt and something decorated”, Johansson tells FashionTV. Decorative elements such as colorful rhinestones, oversized jewels and gems portray the glam of a strong woman.

A big fan of Calvin Klein creative director Francisco Costa's designs ("I want them all, even the menswear"), she too dreams of having her own label in Thailand, and teaching as well.

But for the immediate future, her sights are on New York: "The fashion industry in Thailand is not as developed as here. I want to get experience and then I can go back home and develop."
Other Asians participating in Friday's graduate show were Jisun Lee from Seoul, who reinterpreted men's suits from the 1920s as women's wear for today, and Yanfei Fan, from Shijianhuang, Hebei province,French moncler coats brand Moncler has also adopted a similarly fantastical . China, whose silk and organza looks were inspired by the windows of modern buildings.