Introducing | Volkan Accessories

Volkan Celik is a 2007 graduate from Esmod-Berlin. Since his graduation, the young designer has gone on to create accessories inspired by the Golden Twenties. Moved by an era in which men took care of themselves to the finest degree, the collection is about taking those sophisticated ensembles to the next level with interesting accessories that spark conversations.

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New Arrivals | Rag & Bone

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Introducing | David Ubl

German designer David Ubl shares with us his latest collection for the upcoming spring season. The range, which showed this past July as part of Berlin Fashion Week encompasses a young mindset, fusing sportswear with a general need to stand apart from the pack. An all-to familiar drop crotch dominates the collection’s shorts and trousers, while outerwear gives way to diverse shapes that sit nicely against tailored shirting options. Altogether, the monochromatic range makes for a great foundation for Ubl, who is currently balancing the development of his line with a full-time job.

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Cruise 2010 | Yves Saint Laurent

The fall season is quickly coming to a close and Yves Saint Laurent looks towards the future with their cruise 2010 collection. Nonchalant in terms of fit, Stefano Pilati turns to both baggy and oversize proportions to outfit his man. Rebelling against the narrow silhouette, loose trousers, not only sport a high sack waist, but are cropped a safe distance from the ankle. Paired with jackets and blazers that aim at a more tailored approach, the finishing touches of the range are seen in nomadic draping and a muted color palette. While accessibility may prove a difficulty, Pilati succeeds in forcing upon the eye a chaotic world of risks that takes shape around new ideas about the very construction of menswear.

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New Arrivals | Robert Geller

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News | Oki-ni Style

As if their on-point buys were not enough, Oki-ni has launched another feature to make the buying process easier–Oki-ni Style. Just in case you are in search of styling ideas, Oki-ni has taken the guess work out of it, creating several great looks using their favorite pieces.

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Fall 2009 | Tim Van Steenbergen

Belgian designer Tim Van Steenbergen demonstrates his keen eye for design with his current fall collection. Moved by the intricate details found in nature, the designer has fashioned a collection that combines unique, but subtle cuts with varied textures. Based in an appropriate color palette of earth tones, the collection’s details are best highlighted. At first sight, sculpted hoods make quite the powerful statement, while the designer’s point of view continues to be carried out with the effortless draping of fabric and careful placement of buttons. Whether in the pleats of a coat or in the details of how a lapel falls, the collection finds the ideal harmony between the essentials and the shaping of tomorrow’s fashion.

Very, Very NICE!!

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Morning Fix | Steve Morgan by Martien Mulder

Very well put together.

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Shoe Time | Cole, Rood & Haan Co.

Today, we have news from on his Celebrating their heritage, Cole Haan has released their first vintage-inspired collection under the namesake Cole, Rood & Haan Co. The range pays homage to the original footwear range that got its start in 1928 at the center of the Jazz movement when Cole, Rood and Haan came together. They created a label known not only for its quality and craftsmanship, but service and style. Cole Haan continues that legacy today and this season serves as a tribute to the originators.

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Bag Talk | T Michael

Today, we have news from T Michael on his latest venture–a small range of bags. After picking up additional skills in relation to the production of shoes, T Michael decided to try his luck at bags that are both functional and attractive. The results include the Singer Getaway, which is modeled after a vintage sewing machine. The smart bag includes detachable straps, a convertible hardtop and a champagne carrier. Alternatively, the Office Carrier is the perfect everyday bag, whether used for a laptop or your personal belongings. Both bags were designed in Skostredet, handcrafted in Portugal and made out of vegetable tanned leather. Available in three colors; British racing green, Oxblood and Ebony, the bags are available in T Michael’s Norway stores and will be on his website for sale next week.

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New Arrivals | Lova

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Fall 2009 | Asger Juel Larsen

Directing art, James West collaborates with stylist Chris Preston and photographer Fabien Kruzelnicki to lend Asger Juel Larsen’s highly talked about fall collection a fresh perspective. Featuring Rory Torrens, Larsen’s reinterpretation of the medieval period is taken from raw and edgy to clean and refined.

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Jennifer Hudson : 2009 ANGEL BALL

The Angel Ball 2009 event, held at Cipriani Wall Street in NYC, was a star studded affair to benefit Gabrielle's Angel Foundation for Cancer Research.

Stars like Jennifer Hudson, Blake Lively and Penn Badgley were decked out and ready to party. Check out Jennifer Hudson's outfit, which makes her look very radiant. She's been looking amazing lately.

When you have an A-List stylist dressing you at all times, you can't expect nothing less than perfection. And on this day, Eric Archibald is to blame for this stunning look.

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Lee Gold 120 Campaign | Thiago & Walmir

Brazilian models Thiago Tenorio and Walmir Birchler help deliver a simply stunning campaign from denim label Lee Gold 120. Producing high-end denim with a special focus on the selvage variety, Lee Gold 120 merges an old-time classic with modern confidence and focus.

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New Arrivals | Maison Martin Margiela

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Bankruptcy News | Financial Woes for Yamamoto

After the absence of a Paris menswear runway show and the ending of Yohji Yamamoto’s Y range, it is no surprise to find out that the fashion house is experiencing fiscal problems. Owing debts in excess of sixty-five million USD, Yohji Yamamoto Inc. has filed for bankruptcy protection through the Tokyo District Court. Although, Yamamoto and his employees will continue to work, Japanese company Integral Corp has stepped in to finance the restructuring of Yohji Yamamoto Inc.

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