Henry Holland loves collaborations and so do we. This time hes teaming up with Debenhams to create a new line of Swimwear. The H! by Henry Holland high-summer swimwear range launches in stores this month. The H! by Henry Holland high summer swim  collection has is targeted at 17 – 25 demographic and translates the House of Holland brand to the high street.

The collection is priced from £5 to £60. The model for the collection is Fiona Kennedy she was chosen by Henry Holland  out of all the entrants who signed up to model the new range.

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I previously posted some shots  from Henry Holland denim collaboration with  Levi jeans.  The collection is made up of 8 pieces and includes menswear and womenswear. The pieces are made of washed denim with straps made of darker denim. These images are from the Spring 2010 lookbook and feature Leigh Lezark and British model, Jacob Coupe, and were photographed by Matt Irwin. The collection will be available at The House of Holland website.

More photos of the House of Holland for Levi collection are after the jump

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As promised here are the photos of Henry Hollands pal, Pixie Geldof modelling the new H! by Henry Holland collection for Debenhams. Loving the elfine hairstyle that Pixie is rocking.Is it just me or is Pixies hair looking a bit old lady purple instead of blonde?

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Today, Henry Holland launched his new collection, H! by Henry Holland at Debenhams on Oxford Street. Henry Holland's gal pal and muse Pixie Geldof, is the face of the new line and is featured in all the campaign imagery. Stay tuned for some photos from the campaign

below is an interview with Henry Holland where he discusses the concept behind the H! by Henry Holland line.

When ever Henry Holland does a collaboration its either amazing or completely bizarre. His H by Henry Holland line for Debenhams was young and fresh while his  collaboration with wrigley's gum was kind of strange.

This time Henry has scored a major goal. He has collaborated with American denim brand, Levis and reinvented a pair of Levis. He has created an  8-piece men's and women's collection with gold buckles and black denim straps. Talk about  giving  classic a style update.

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Debenhams is giving  women’s jogging bottoms a style makeover. For the past 2 decades  jogging trousers have been associated with  antisocial chav culture but now Debenhams is seeking to change that stigma.

“The return of jogging bottoms as a fashion piece is great news. It’s undoubtedly the comfiest item of clothing in every woman’s wardrobe, and now it can be worn out to the shops, to a club or on a date! Our customers already seem to love this comfy style option, just like they did when leggings came back into fashion a couple of years back.” - Debenhams Design Director Karen Peacock

This sudden leap in popularity can be attributed to big names such as Michael Kors and Isabel Marant sending their models down the runways in the sport-luxe jogger look during recent fashion weeks.

With the trend set to be big, Debenhams is even thinking of asking top designers such as Matthew Williamson, Jasper Conran and Henry Holland to come up with a new version of the traditional jogger. 

While the media is buzzing with rumours that Henry Holland might  appear on the next series of “I’m a “Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!” he’s been up to good work. The fashion designer/ Agyness Deyn’ favourite manpal  has been keeping himself busy designing T-shirts for charity.

Henry Holland has created an exclusive range of t-shirts to promote War Child’s first single ‘I Got Soul’. The re-recording of the Killer’s classic “All These Things That I’ve Done” is performed by Young Soul Rebels, a collaboration of young British  urban acts including N-Dubz, Ironik, Tinchy Stryder, Pixie Lott and Chipmunk.

The T-Shirts retail  for £10, and retail exclusively through Culture Label.

War Child’s first single aims to raise awareness of the plight of ex-child soldiers and other children who suffer the tragic effects of war. For more information, visit igotsoul.co.uk.

 Six Scents is releasing round two of their  designer scents. This year’s designers are Henry Holland, Phillip Lim, Richard Nicoll, Damir Doma, Henrik Vibskov and Toga. SIx scents paired each designer with a perfumer to create their unique scents.  British Designer Henry Holland was paired with Stephen Nielsen.

Last year, Topman collaborated with designers and created the black trouser project. This year, they are doing the same  for white T-shirts. Topman has joined forces with Richard Chai, Juun J., J.W. Anderson, Phillip Lim, Christopher Shannon, and Henry Holland to reinvent  a classic wardrobe staple . The Tee-shirts will be available at Topman from  May 28, 2009.
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Agyness Deyn's BFF, Henry Holland unveiled his new collection this week.  Agyness lent her support by headlinng the show. The collection was far removed from his recent T-Shirt collection. He made use of monochromatic colours and horizontal whte stripes. The choice of colourst kind of reminds me of a paint chart.

The collection has a very grown up feel to it and at first glance it isnt what you would typcally expect from Henry's House of Holland label. Its kind of fusion of luxury and quirky.

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Henry Holland's nude T-shirt designs are back! Last month we saw sketches of John Galliano, Agyness Deyn, Donatella Versace and Karl Lagerfeld. This time the T-Shirts are modelled by the ever quirky Agyness Deyn.  This time there are more designs  including Alber Elbaz, Fashion icon Daphne Guinness and Henry Holland himself. The tees are due out later this year and will be on sale for £75 at Dover Street Market in London.

Please forgive the cheesy headline, I was trying my best to think of something cool but "Naughtee-Shirt " was the best i could do. London designer Henry Holland of the House Of Holland d will be releasing a line of T-Shirts with Iconic fashion designers and models on them. They Include John Galliano, Agyness Deyn, Donatella Versace, and Karl Lagerfeld. The T- shirts  feature nude drawings of the fashion Icons. More Fashion Icons will be available when the shirts are unveiled next year. They will retail for £75.00

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