H&M's new autumn range includes controversial fur heels shoppers are calling 'hobbit feet'

H&M has just dropped its new autumn collection, and it's already becoming a hit with shoppers for being one of the most luxe-looking collections on the high street with affordable prices. The range taps into some of the season's biggest trends, with preppy argyle knits, sharp tailoring, and rich chocolate brown staples that look far more expensive than their purse-friendly price tags.

Faux fur is also a prominent fabric seen in the collection, appearing on cosy outerwear and accessories that play into the popular 'Mob wife' trend from a few seasons ago.

While the majority of the collection has received praise for its chic, designer-looking vibe, there's one item in particular that has divided opinion online: a pair of faux fur heels. The Court Shoes, priced at £37.99 have caused quite a stir, leading to shoppers sharing their reactions on social media, with some jokingly comparing the statement shoes to "hobbit feet".

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The quirky design combines classic court heels with fluffy faux fur detailing, and one X user has claimed H&M is "not the first brand trying to make them happen." Thus, the question is, are these heels going to be autumn's biggest shoe trend?

Love them or hate them, these furry heels have definitely got people talking, and with only a few sizes remaining, they appear to be popular already.

If you're not convinced by the divisive shoes, check out some of our favourite (and less controversial) pieces from H&M's autumn collection.

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SHOP THE LOOKS: Coated Jacket, £59.99, and Coated Mini Skirt, £37.99

Mohair-blend Turtleneck Jumper, £64.99, and Mohair-blend Mini Skirt, £44.99

Argyle is making a stylish comeback this season, bringing a touch of retro glam to autumn dressing. The diamond-patterned knit is often associated with preppy styling but has been refreshed for 2025 with slouchy, oversized fits and cool colour contrasts that make it the perfect layering piece.

Alongside argyle, PVC-coated jackets, skirts and trousers are trending. We love the rich cocoa shade of this H&M shirt, and the endless styling options available with this co-ord.

SHOP THE LOOK: Track Jacket, £44.99 and Wide Tailored Trousers, £29.99

Heritage fashion is everywhere this autumn, so it's no surprise that checks are a prominent feature in H&M's new collection. Leaning into the sports luxe trend is a great way to tone down tailored trousers for more casual days. Team cool jackets, jerseys or rugby shirts with your smarter pieces for a cool-girl take on autumnal dressing.

SHOP THE LOOK: Lace-insert Satin Strappy Top, £27.99 and Lace-trimmed Satin Skirt, £24.99

Moto boho was a Pinterest Predicts trend at the beginning of the year, and it's definitely here to stay. Toughen up more feminine styles by teaming them with leather jackets or biker boots and add a cool edge to your winter fits.

If you're after more high-street edits that look way more high-end than their prices, online retailer Very has just launched its latest own-brand range, The Very Collection, a luxury-looking rebrand filled with timeless staples and trend-led pieces. We're also loving New Look's Luxe for Less autumn range.