As winter looms upon us, I am excitedly anticipating and counting down the days to the hottest collaboration of the year – Jimmy Choo for H&M.

Jimmy Choo is a staunch favourite among A-listers such as Beyonce, Kylie Minogue, Cindy Crawford and Michelle Obama, with the average pair costing around £500.

But for a credit-crunch friendly £79.99, shoe-lovers can now bag a bargain courtesy of the high street chain, and just in time for the party season too.

The collection, announced earlier this year, hits shelves on November 14th (and includes clothes) and if past collaborations are anything to go by, queues – and mass hysteria – will promptly be forming around the corner. I have already got my re-enforcements ready to go ladies so I will see you all there.

They’ve collaborated with Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney, Matthew Williamson, Roberto Cavalli, Viktor & Rolf - even Kylie Minogue and Madonna – but now H&M have secured perhaps the most exciting High Street collaboration of them all.

Tamara Mellon, founder and president of Jimmy Choo

The world-famous brand -  worn by A-list celebs like Sarah Jessica Parker- will be creating a line of covetable shoes and bags for H&M, as well as a line of women’s clothing that will be designed to match the accessories.

A preview of the collection Jimmy Choo will be designing for the high street store

With Jimmy Choo shoes usually selling in excess of £400 and bags over £1,000, the more affordable H&M collection, on sale from November 14 in 200 stores across the world, is likely to create mass hysteria among shoppers.

Jimmy will also produce a line of menswear for the store.

Tamara Mellon and model wearing Jimmy Choo for H&M accessories

One hot date to put in your diaries ladies. Good luck!

Great for comfort £115.00, Russell & Bromley & Lace-up boots £120.00, Ash

Look fab in these £285.00, Diesel & Great in the country £100.00, Miss Sixty

Bargin £35.00, Dorothy Perkins & Firece £85.00, Full Circle

Autumn boots £74.99, River Island & Great with skinny jeans £90.00 Carvela