There are so many great fashion forward brands coming out of Canada right now, and House of Spy is one of the coolest. For fall/winter, a trip to Narnia and English Tea Party style are the collection’s main influences.
More photos after the jump!
WK Interact and Obey Giant formed an alliance recently, collaborating on an exhibition called The East/West Propaganda Project, currently up in Japan at Tokyo Wonder Siteand traveling to Paris’ Galerie Du Jour Agnès b next. (Sponsored by Agnès b, there’s also work by the two artists up at Agnès b’s Tokyo store and a clothing line and prints are available there as well.)
Playing on both the different coasts of the U.S. that each call home (WK is NYC-based and Obey operates out of LA) as well as the geographic locations of the two shows, the pair bombed Tokyo together and separately before jointly creating the massive installation.
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We remember when turbans were the strict domain of hispters like Waris and Hardip and eccentrics like Little Edie. But now Fashion Wire Daily reports that headcoverings have been spotted on the heads of the Olsen twins and Rachel Roy,(pictured left) as well as on the Prada runway. Read the full story here.
Check out even more turbans here.
Nautica goes after the fashion forward guy with its new N-Series denim collection. The jeans, designed for a hip, 20 something male, features details like busted out side seams, mild destruction, grinding treatments, slight pinching and tacking. They will retail for about $45. There are some hilarious webisodes created to promote the brand. Check them out here:
More photos after the jump.
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He started off customizing clothes for friends and private clients, and now Lincoln Mayne has a full collection of menswear that blends cutting edge silhouettes with graphic embellishments. Born in Australia, and moved to NYC in 2001, Mayne now plays a major role in the new school of design and the constantly changing downtown art and fashion scene.
His artwork, which has graced the pages of Suede magazine, and often appears on his clothes is a dreamlike pastiche of nature motifs and sketches and photography. More photos after the jump.
Mama Clothing is showing its fall collection this week out at LA market. We’ve got some preview pics after the jump.
Despite their wartime origins, duffle coats refuse to go out of fashion…reports Hilary Alexander for the London Telegraph. Here’s what she had to say…
"As British as afternoon tea and Asbos, this coat has survived two world wars, ban the bomb marches and the vagaries of fashion for nearly 100 years to become a classic.
Lily Allen and Kelly Osborne wear theirs on the party circuit; Gwyneth Paltrow saves hers for strolling with her children in New York, while model Laura Bailey turned up in one during London Fashion Week.
Rachel Hunter and Leah Wood, daughter of Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood, are fans. So too are Sir Bob Geldof, Clint Eastwood and Torville & Dean – not to mention a host of royals and, of course, its most famous wearer, Paddington Bear.
The cosy cover-up that unites them all is the humble duffle coat."
We found an amazing duffle coat for fall at Canterbury of New Zealand. (pictured above)
Click here to see the full story. Cute photos of Paddington after the jump!
In case you didn’t get enough last week, we’ve asked even more showrooms what their best booking styles are for fall. Here’s what we found from Namaste, BPMW, Workshop Showroom & Proper Fools.
Since 2005, Peasant has been serving up the finest streetwear style to the citizens of Detroit.
The second Madonna for H&M collection is hitting stores worldwide on March 22 and the frenzy has already begun. The collection was launched last night at a party in London for the star. Madonna promised she wouldn’t put anything in the collection she wouldn’t wear herself, and she made good on that by wearing a white dress from her collection to the party. Clothing prices range from $20, for a bodysuit to $330, for a leather trench. Key items in the current collection include kimonos, dresses, and an allover print scarf.
We’ve got photos after the jump.
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