The hummel j designers from RootsCo have teamed up with the high-end Japanese quality bag makers, Master-piece. They have made a capsule collection consisting of a tech edition of the Pernfors silhouette, a waist bag and coat with a inner down west. The capsule collection is made with reflective details ensuring it can be used day and night and in all weather conditions.

Disco takes the viewer on an access-all-areas tour of late-70s New York nightlife. “Who were these people of the night... ? It was the Posers. The Watchers. The Posers watching other Posers watching the Watchers, watching the Dancers, watching themselves.” Bernstein’s eye was drawn to the characters that lived for the night, rather than the celebrities, the unknown men and women who were transformed by the nightclub haze, and this is one reason his photographs from this time feel so authentic and immersive. All the photographs featured were shot by Bernstein from 1978-80.

The brand new Sort of Black 'Champagne' watch is here! Rasmus Storm has once again teamed up with Swedish watch brand TRIWA to add a new style to their 'Sort of Black' collection. The Sort of Black Classic and Sort of Black Chrono watches are designed in champagne, letting variations of textures and depth feature as indicators, with the exception of the white detailing on the hands. They come with two interchangeable straps, one mesh champagne and one Tärnsjö organic leather strap.

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K1X’ unique street basketball DNA is alienatedly showcased in traditional Lee denim jackets. Borders of art, street and denim blur alongside Richie’s art pieces. The project is a perfect example of art x street fashion. The exploratory and improvisational approach to making art we find in Richie Culver’s growing oeuvre can be seen as an outcome of the tensions between binary cultural and social opposites — provincial vs. cosmopolitan; cash-strapped vs. affluent; art museum highs vs. street-cultural lows. In what seems an examination of ones experience and inner self, the material outcome of this attitude to creativity can take any one of a range of forms, from gritty documentary photography (much of it made during a period working on a trailer park) to urban bricolage, from primitively executed drawings and paintings through to video. Highly style conscious and yet pragmatic, there is a kind of punk aesthetic at work in Culver’s approach both to art-making and to exhibiting. Richie Culvers work embodies a level of honesty and vulnerability and he has what a lot of young artists today strive for – the artist lifestyle.

Grace: Thirty Years of Fashion at Vogue - A celebration of the work of legendary fashion stylist Grace Coddington during her first 30 years at Vogue UK and US.

First published in 2002, the reissue of this 408-page monograph not only collects together the work of the legendary fashion stylist, it also showcases for some of the greatest fashion images ever published, taken by the likes of Cecil Beaton, Irving Penn, Bruce Weber, Steven Meisel and Mario Testino. It includes forewords by American Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour and designer Karl Lagerfeld as well as personal anecdotes and insider stories of working with photographers Cecil Beaton, Irving Penn, Bruce Weber, Steven Meisel and Mario Testino and fashion-world personalities such as Naomi Campbell, Jerry Hall, Linda Evangelista and Manolo Blahnik.

The Sneaker LAB Premium Shoe Cleaning Kit combines the four essential cleaning elements to keep your sneakers fresh. These four cleaning elements come in an easy re- sealable velcro travel pouch, keeping your kit, neat and tidy.

This first full-career monograph, featuring two decades of iconic fashion and celebrity editorial photographs, reveals the enormous influence and impact that Richardson has made on contemporary style, culture, and photography. This much-anticipated publication is the first to cover Richardson’s complete career to date. It chronicles more than twenty years of photographs, advertising campaigns, and editorial work, revealing the evolution of Richardson’s style, an unexpected mix of glamour and rawness. The two-volume set, is separated into Richardson’s fashion photography and celebrity portraiture, and features more than 600 photographs and includes early, rarely seen magazine work from now-defunct publications.

Menswear fashion influencer Nick Wooster has joined forces with Swedish clothing brand The White Briefs in partnership with The Woolmark Company to create a 100% Merino wool capsule collection. The collection is based around a subtle color palette of black, dark grey and navy blue. The clean aesthetic of the collection combined with fine Australian Merino wool — the world’s softest wool fibers — gives an overall simplistic yet luxurious look and feel to every piece.

The Autumn/Winter 2015 womenswear collection from Paris-born Tokyo-based designer Julien David just arrived! The collection offers the designers characteristic take on menswear inspired silhouettes combined with intricate detailing, all constructed with an extraordinary selection of materials.

Launching their first luxury scarf collection in 2012, Holzweiler presented to the market a wholly unique variety of prints and colours in an array of fabrics such as cashmere, silk and wool blends.The instant success of this release for the Norwegian brand firmly established Holzweiler designs as a reflection of the beauty of everyday life. Holzweiler collections are a combination of collaborations with contemporary artists as well as having a strong focus on street art, metaphor and the portrayal of these within design.

The Autumn/Winter 2015 collection from the fun-filled world of Yazbukey has arrived! This season's collection is all about old school Hollywood glitz and glam. Never having been one to shy away from bright colors or eye-catching prints, Yazbukey offers a wide variety of statement pieces and tops that are sure to be a fun addition to any wardrobe. Get your hands on the collection HERE

After nearly a decade of collaborations between them, Vans and WTAPS come together again to unveil an eight-piece footwear capsule for Vault by Vans. The project takes inspiration in shape from iconic footwear silhouettes in rebuilding from the ground up the Vans Original Classics, using the same design specifications as their first size runs. To be released September 12th in limited quantities, the line promises to its audience an assortment of Original Classics that combine the design legacies of both brands. The collaboration roots itself in the philosophy of material-worth derived from Japanese craftsmen.

To begin, the first silhouette is a trio of OG Era LX. With a color-way heavily inspired by Japanese school uniform and the “uwabaki” concepts, this style simply replicates the four colors that denote a Japanese student’s grade level. Second to the table is the OG Sk8-Hi LX which combines a set of materials and tones that channel the vintage styling of the iconic Vans Caballero. Featuring embossed reptile nubuck and durable suede reinforcements, this material build can be seen once again on the OG Sk8-Hi LX in grey/black and all-black styles. The final silhouette is the OG Style 36 LX which was created with unity in mind. Taking one hue to all parts of the shoe, the OG Style 36 LX introduces black/black, navy/navy and burgundy/burgundy versions of itself in the Vault by Vans x WTAPS collection.

Initially rising to fame as an established fashion blogger, Elin Kling recently put her online Style Journal The Wall on hold to take on designing a collection herself. In 2014 initially launching exclusively with Net-a-Porter, Kling announced the launch of her clothing line Totême. Co-established by the Swede and her husband Karl Lindman (Design Director at Interview Magazine), the chiselled duo have successfully established both themselves and Totême as a force to be reckoned with. The Autumn/Winter 2015 collection offers warming hues of camel brown and emerald green in cashmere knits and inviting turtlenecks; perfect to compliment the frowning grey skies of the Scandinavian winter months.

The Colombian designer has throughout his career been the master of juxtaposition both in terms of materials as well as silhouettes. He skillfully combines a classic street wear piece such as a hoodie with luxurious materials and intricate detailing which sets his collections apart. The Autumn/Winter 2015 collection has a wide selection of pieces which easily transforms to any occasion. From sweatshirts and hoodies with a street wear silhouette to fitted blazers and elegant jumpsuits giving the overall look of the collection a luxurious and original look.

‘The Return of the Rudeboy' was an immersive exhibition last year at Somerset House in London exploring the style, swagger and significance of the 21st century Rudeboy, including original photography, film, installations and a programme of live events. Created by Photographer and Film maker Dean Chalkley and Creative Director Harris Elliott, the depiction reveals a collective of sharply dressed individuals who exemplify an important and rarely documented subculture. The duo has photographed over 60 sharply dressed individuals from across the UK, all of whom embody the essence of what it is to be a Rudeboy (or Rudie) in the 21st century, to document the life, style and attitude of this growing urban group. Originating from the streets of Kingston, Jamaica in the late 1950s, Rudeboy or Rudie came to represent the young rebels who wore distinctively sharp sartorial styles such as Mohair suits, thin ties and pork pie hats. The ‘Return of the Rudeboy’ exhibition has now been encapsulated into a beautifully printed 128-page hard cover book. Containing unseen images, essays on Rudeboy heritage and culture and references to the curated spaces at the Somerset House exhibition.