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H&M Debuts on Nykaa and Nykaa Fashion, Expanding Digital Reach in India

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29th October 2025, 7:53 AM

H&M Debuts on Nykaa and Nykaa Fashion, Expanding Digital Reach in India

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FSN E-commerce Ventures Limited

Short Description :

Swedish fashion giant H&M will launch its apparel and beauty products on Nykaa and Nykaa Fashion in November, significantly broadening its online presence in India. Currently operating 66 stores nationwide and selling online via HM.com, Myntra, and Ajio, H&M aims to leverage Nykaa's over 45 million consumer base to make its offerings more accessible and connect with a wider audience.

Detailed Coverage :

Swedish fashion retailer H&M is set to make a significant expansion into the Indian e-commerce space by launching its apparel and beauty collections on Nykaa and Nykaa Fashion starting November. This move aims to enhance H&M's digital footprint in India, where it already has a substantial physical presence with 66 stores across 30 cities. Previously, H&M's online sales were conducted through its own website, HM.com, as well as on rival platforms Myntra and Ajio.

The partnership with Nykaa, which boasts a consumer base exceeding 45 million across its platforms, is expected to provide H&M with direct access to a highly engaged and widespread digital audience. Adwaita Nayar, Co-founder and Executive Director of Nykaa, described the debut as a "landmark moment" for India’s fashion and beauty sector, emphasizing Nykaa's commitment to self-expression and inclusivity. Helena Kuylenstierna, Director of H&M India, stated that the collaboration aligns with H&M's strategy to "liberate fashion for the many" and increase the accessibility of its global fashion and beauty products to Indian consumers.

Impact: This partnership is poised to boost Nykaa's market position by adding a popular international brand, potentially driving increased traffic and sales. For H&M, it represents a strategic step to reach a broader consumer segment digitally, reinforcing its growth strategy in India. The move could also intensify competition within India's online fashion and beauty retail segment. Impact rating: 8/10

Difficult terms: Portfolio: A range of products offered by a company. Digital presence: The extent to which a company or brand is visible and active online, through websites, social media, and e-commerce platforms. Consumer base: The total number of customers a company serves. Self-expression: The act of conveying one's personality, feelings, or identity through choices, such as fashion. Inclusivity: The practice or policy of providing equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized. Empowerment: The process of becoming stronger and more confident, especially in controlling one's life and claiming one's rights. Global trends: Current popular styles and preferences in fashion, beauty, or other industries that are recognized worldwide. Local aspirations: The desires and expectations of people within a specific country or region. Expansion strategy: A plan developed by a company to increase its market share, reach, or revenue, often by entering new markets or launching new products. Fashion aspirers: Individuals who have a strong interest in fashion and aspire to follow or emulate current styles.