It’s Balmainia! Chaos at H&M stores around the world as balmain shoppers camp out for up to TWO DAYS and even PAY people to line up for them

The openly gay Balmain creative director, Oliver, brought in the crazy…

It is the most highly-anticipated collection of the year and with such anticipation, the Balmain x H&M launch has caused chaos on the streets around the world, well more like streets around first world cities, I don’t people lining up to buy his collection in Uganda.

Many of the most eager shoppers from across the globe spent more than 24 hours camped outside their local H&M store in order to ensure that they would have a chance of snagging items from the hotly-anticipated collaboration. See more photos…

Many customers spent the night lounging in chairs and curled up in blankets. Some customers paid up to $20 dollars an hour for someone else to stand in line for them and it seemed worth the wait and effort as they proudly showed off their purchases.

It’s the most highly-anticipated collection of the year and after much anticipation, the Balmain x H&M launch has caused chaos on the streets around the world.

Many of the most eager shoppers from across the globe spent more than 24 hours camped outside their local H&M store in order to ensure that they would have a chance of snagging items from the hotly-anticipated collaboration. See more photos after the cut..

Many customers spent the night lounging in chairs and curled up in blankets. Some customers paid up to $20 dollars an hour for someone else to stand in line for them and it seemed worth the wait and effort as they proudly showed off their purchases.

It’s the most highly-anticipated collection of the year and after much anticipation, the Balmain x H&M launch has caused chaos on the streets around the world.

Many of the most eager shoppers from across the globe spent more than 24 hours camped outside their local H&M store in order to ensure that they would have a chance of snagging items from the hotly-anticipated collaboration. See more photos after the cut..

Many customers spent the night lounging in chairs and curled up in blankets. Some customers paid up to $20 dollars an hour for someone else to stand in line for them and it seemed worth the wait and effort as they proudly showed off their purchases.