H&M is one of those stores that is good in theory. They have clothes that are affordable, fashionable, and sold at a lower price point. All good things, right?

Then why is that every time I walk into H&M I either trip over a pile of clothes or get elbowed in the chest by a bargain hunter? These drawbacks out weigh the positive for me, which makes me sad because on November 8th Roberto Cavalli will debut his new line for H&M.

Roberto Cavalli dresses Hollywood's finest, and now he can dress the not-so-famous as well. Cavalli follows in the footsteps of other high-end designers like Stella McCartney, Karl Lagerfeld, and Vikor & Rolf, who have all designed collections for H&M.

Cavalli's designs targets young people, who love high fashion, but can't necessarily afford the high-fashion price tag. Cavalli's line for women will include 25 pieces, which includes coats, dresses, pants, blouses, lingerie and accessories. Prices are not yet confirmed, but they're predicted to fall in the $50- $400 range.

I have to say the collection is hot. Maybe hot enough to risk an H&M related injury. I look forward to picking up closet staples like the black trench coat, military jacket, and black tuxedo pants. Of course, I will have to buy some of Roberto Cavalli's signature animal prints like the short giraffe print coat and the short snow leopard dress.

To get more information on Roberto Cavalli's collection for H&M click here.