Alexander Wang for H&M: H&M is about to make a killing with yet another designer collaboration, this time featuring Alexander Wang, a young trailblazing designer who also happens to be the creative director of Balenciaga.

The sporty collection – which is so highly anticipated that shoppers will receive color-coded wristbands indicating when they can shop – features cropped logo sweatshirts ($59.95), heeled boots ($199), fitted cutout dresses ($99), bustiers ($34.95) and other pieces that exude a "glamorous athlete" vibe.

The men and women Wang X H&M collection hits stores Nov. 6, according to StyleCaster.com, which means you might want to start waiting in line right now to beat the other hungry shoppers.

"Fifty Shades of Grey" collection from Make Up For Ever:

Make your inner goddess purr like Anastasia Steele with this limited edition makeup collection inspired by E.L. James' sizzling trilogy, which is set to debut on the big screen in February 2015.

The line is split into three mini collections with tantalizing names like "Tease Me" which offers a lip liner, an ultra-pigmented lip gloss and a lighter-colored lip gloss, according to InStyle. There's also a "Desire Me" blush palette housed inside a rope-tie velvet pouch and the "Give In To Me" kit featuring neutral-toned eye shadows and lip shades that will make you say, in the immortal words of Steele, "Oh my."

Make Up For Ever's "Fifty Shades of Grey" line ranges in price from $32 to $79 and will be available exclusively at Sephora staring Dec. 26.

Gray trend: Gray – the color, not the millionaire stud – is trending pretty hard this fall, with gray coats, nail polish, sweaters and scarves flooding clothing stores and fashion sites. Even Alexander Wang's H&M collection is mostly in shades of gray (book pun intended).

So if you don't get the chance to snag pieces from Wang's coveted line, keep in mind the fashion accessories and home décor company Echo Design, which has an entire section on its website dedicated to the gray trend.

They also have touchscreen gloves in leather or cashmere so you can text away while protecting your fingers from the bone-chilling cold.

Siren Ring: This new piece of wearable technology is exactly what it sounds like - a ring that gives off a deafening alarm meant to ward off assailants if you find yourself in danger of being assaulted. The Siren Ring looks like a fancy cocktail ring, but with a twist of the top it sets off a 110-decibel alarm, meaning it's louder than a motorcycle or your average sandblaster, Refinery 29 noted.

Creator Kat Alexander came up with the concept after what she called her "scariest encounter" in college, according to Fashionista. She wants the public to know the ring is not meant to place the burden of self-protection on women.

"It's not that we're putting the responsibility for safety back on the woman, but it's good [to have protection]," Alexander told Fashionista. "You can get on board with campaigns that educate men and also get on board with being proactive."

Siren Ring, which launched Nov. 1, is expensive at $245, but Alexander hopes to lower the price over time.

Honest Amish and Beardbrand: It's November, which means it's also "Movember" or "No Shave November," the month that men grow out their moustaches and beards to raise awareness about men's health issues, including prostate and testicular cancers.

In order to tame the extra facial hair, try Beard Balm Leave-in Conditioner from Honest Amish ($14.50), an Amazon best-seller made with a blend of argan, avocado and apricot oils that softens the hair and sooths the itch from new growth. Another option is Beardbrand's Tea Tree Beard Oil for $25, which is a favorite among the bearded staff at The Huffington Post.

And if these grooming products don't work, you can always try talking to your beard or staring at it for 10 minutes a day to increase thickness, which HuffPost music and social media Editor Ryan Kristobak swears by.

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