Caos y golpes en venta de H&M

Alrededor del mundo, cientos de personas perdieron la cabeza tras formarse por horas para poder hacerse de alguna prenda de la colección de Balmain para la tienda departamental sueca, H&M

Hombres corriendo, y mujeres gritando y arrebatándose las prendas fueron algunas de las imágenes que quedaron plasmadas en imágenes y videos que están dando la vuelta al mundo.

En Londres llamaron a la policía debido a la cantidad de personas que estaban incontrolables, mientras que en Turquía se reportaron peleas; en Singapur las prendas se agotaron. Japón, Corea del Sur y Francia vivieron horas caóticas.

En tanto en México, los compradores, quienes se formaron desde la noche de ayer, se quejaron de la mala organización de la tienda para atender la demanda por las prendas de edición especial.

How to make millions of dollars in one day. I respect the hustle ???????????? #hmbalmaination #hm @olivier_rousteing ????????????????

Un vídeo publicado por Kaysha (@kaysha2201) el 5 de Nov de 2015 a la(s) 7:21 PST

Madness at H&M Balmain, Dubai mall #hmxbalmain #HMBALMAINATION #balmain #trend #style #fashion #love #beauty #instahub #instastyle #instalook #instacool #instalike #instamood #instalove #instabeauty #instafashion#dubaimall Un vídeo publicado por DIVA Magazine - Pakistan (@divamagazinepakistan) el 5 de Nov de 2015 a la(s) 7:15 PST

The “luxury market” has always benefited from selling lower ticket items in bulk over their flagship products... (Porsche sells waaaay more #Cayenne than #911gt2, #Burberry sells way more scarves and gloves than prorsum bespoke, #Hermes sells more belts than birkins etc). What’s interesting is the concept of what luxury really is... I think an aspect of luxury is the exclusivity that comes with having a fine tailored good that has taken weeks, months, sometimes years to make. These products might not be readily available, might not come in your size, and usually personalized. I feel (this is my opinion) that when you are trying to capitalize on selling to the masses, you’re no longer the purveyors of luxury/exclusivity you’re selling a name. I’m all for free market and people should be able to do what they please with their money, as should companies be able to decide what to bring to market. But (at least with higher end goods) I would hope the craftsmanship that goes into a bespoke trench coat from Burberry, for example, is not sacrificed if the brand was to start licensing its name to #tjmaxx.... If the quality did drop below a certain standard I wouldn’t be able to associate that brand with superior craftsmanship anymore. But anyway this is a long rant. It’s going to be cool to see all the tasseled up Michael Jackson zombie clones rocking #hmbalmaination for a couple of months. #brandomthoughts

Un vídeo publicado por Flynupe84 (@brandom416) el 5 de Nov de 2015 a la(s) 7:36 PST

ต่อคิวกัน 20ชม. นะค่ะ ตำรวจก้เอาไม่อยู่ กว่าจะได้ของมา เหนื่อยแล้วเหนื่อยอีก // 20 hours of queuing #getcrazyinlondon #balmainationlondon #balmaination#hmxbalmain#hmbalmaination Un vídeo publicado por NOT IN THE MOOD OFFICIAL ???? (@not.inthemood) el 5 de Nov de 2015 a la(s) 6:50 PST