Besides comics and statement quotes, there are also art movements like Impressionism and Post-Impressionism showing up in this season’s collections. For instance, H&M dedicated its full Conscious Exclusive collection to the Scandinavian artist duo Carl and Karin Larsson. An idyllic atmosphere, dreamy emotions and blurred bright colors – while a lot of troubles are going on in this world, we definitely deserve some calm vibes. Moreover, this mood matches the H&M’s plan to switch to sustainable fabrics completely. This sounds like a forecast, which is likely to improve awareness and maybe it will even make our world a bit better – just as it was represented during the impressionistic times. Of course, this meant a lot of flowers. They were present in Vincent van Gogh’s or Claude Monet’s paintings such as they later were in the floral wreaths of Frida Kahlo. Her work belongs to the movement of Surrealism and Social Realism and this explains why the messages of her paintings were always very meaningful. With her role as one of the first feminists in her country, Kahlo is also a great inspiration for the current discussions about #meToo and equal rights. Well, the keyword equality brings this post a full circle: art is for everyone – whether you prefer it on your clothes, in a museum or right up on your wall.