Here’s a first look at Japanese denim label Spellbound’s A/W11 collection.

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Norse Projects x Lavenham Jacket

Denmark’s Norse Projects are teaming up with British originators of the quilted jacket, Lavenham Jackets, to produce 4 select items available from Norse Projects early November. The ever popular silhouette of the Lavenham Jacket received the Scandinavian treatment with functional natures and twists added to the jackets and vest as well as some subtle trim and pocketing details giving each garment that Norse stamp of approval.

www.norsestore.com

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Mardou&Dean AW10 Campaign Shot

This summer in Oslo, renowned rock photographer, Mick Rock shot Mardou&Dean`s newest campaign photos. The campaign is named ‘The Mardou&Dean`s’ and follows through a day with a rock band while keeping the focus on the real stars of the day – Mardou&Dean`s jeans.

View the whole series of pictures at www.mardouanddean.com

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Lot78 Men's Autumn/Winter 2010

Lot78 is a luxury outerwear company who manufacture in the Veneto region of Italy. Launched in 2008, the brand was created by entrepreneur Ollie Amhurst, whose vision was to create a jacket neutral in design, perfect in fit and unbeatable in quality at an attainable price-point. The Lot78 leather jacket aims to transcend the seasons with its versatility in design and quality and provide a reliable staple season to season. For AW10 Lot78 will introduce new materials into their leather line which include shearling, goose down and butter soft goats suede.

lot78.com

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BRING ON THE NOISE Autumn/Winter 2010

Established in early 2007, Japanese men’s clothing label BRING ON THE NOISE has been quietly making a name for itself since. Inspired by music and counterculture, founder and designer Daisuke Konno creates a look fit for rebels with an advanced sense of style. Upon the launch of the label’s autumn/winter 2010 lookbook we asked Konno to tell us about the new collection and his future plans for the label.

Can you describe your creative process? What inspires you?

For this collection, I began to reconsider an underground culture in Tokyo again and went to various live houses to feel the atmosphere and look for something special.

Usually I take inspiration from variety of things like old photo books, vintage clothing, and fliers you can find at musical venues, as well as other things. Anything with a musical element is always inspiring.

Your new AW10 collection “Tokyo Rockers” is out now. Can you tell us about it?

Rock scene boom lost its momentum in the late 1970′s. Bringing about a breakthrough, musicians gathered and played gigs continuously in many parts of Japan. This movement is called “TOKYO ROCKERS”. The season theme is the movement spawned in the late 1970′s and early ’80′s, dawn of Punk. The brand pursues originality no other brands can create.

What are your goals for your brand?

I’d like people in the world to see and feel my collection in their hands!!! I hope I could have my own store in New York in the near future!

Check out the rest of the lookbook after the jump

www.bringonthenoise.jp

Oi Polloi's AW10 Outfits

UK-based shop Oi Polloi continues to dazzle us with their AW10 goods. With an impressive lineup of garments and accessories from brands like Woolrich Woolen Mills to Nigel Cabourn, the lookbook featured outfits present a strong sense of the season’s spirit.

www.oipolloi.com

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visvim Autumn/Winter 2010 @ Sense Magazine

Yet another editorial featuring visvim’s new autumn/winter collection, but being these visvim-junkies that we are, we can’t help but post it as well. In what has already become a tradition, visvim’s new, full of mountaineering inspirations, collection is given a dedicated editorial in Japan’s Sense magazine recent issue. Take a look.

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(Via Hypebeast)

Wondered what visvim has got in store for the new season? We know we did. Here’s the full collection, courtesy of honeyee magazine. Thanks, honey(ee)!

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(Scans via The East Fashion Collective)

Libertine-Libertine x Tenue de Nîmes Denim shirt Detail

Two Denimaniac favorites, Danish fashion label Libertine-Libertine and Dutch denim store Tenue de Nîmes have come together to produce a collaborative limited edition denim shirt based on the Libertine-Libertine Hobo. The design feature details like the check-lined collar and cuffs and the subtle white Tenue de Nîmes cross embroidery on the right front of each garment. Available through Tenue de Nîmes for €120,-.

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H&M Men's Fall 2010

H&M shows some pretty strong menswear pieces for the upcoming fall, and we thought we should acknowledge that. Outerwear is key, in tweed, wool or cotton, as well as tailored jackets mix and matched with suit pants or raw denim jeans for a more casual look. We particularly love the heavy shawl collar knits and the updated Henleys which correspond well with the outdoorsman trend of the season. Colors are muted and kept to tones of grey and beige, camel and deep blue. Overall, the collection runs on the basic side, leaving behind excessive patterns and prints, allowing for heavy accessorizing without losing the clean sophisticated look.

www.hm.com

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The Seil Marschall Carry-All

We’re starting to get ourselves into an autumnal mood (although it’s scorching hot outside) and this tote bag by Seil Marschall is a perfect match. Featuring neutral colors and understated style aplenty, this masculine tote bag is handmade in Germany from 100% hemp with vegetable tanned leather detail, wood felt padded straps and finished with copper and brass rivets at all stress points. We only hope the weather will catch up with our mood soon…

Get it (or take a look at other Seil Marschall bags) at oki-ni

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Cheap Monday Autumn/winter 2010

Sweden’s skinny jeans champion, Cheap Monday, present their autumn/winter, somewhat shady, catalogue: “The AW 2010 collection gives an apocalyptic impression but with a sense of hope for the future; holes are mended and scarring is used as decoration. Razorblade slashes are repaired on both denim and jersey; patches are used together with spray paint and coatings in rough detailing. A rawness and nomadicity referring to futurism and punk suggests a DIY aesthetic.” Take a look.

www.cheapmonday.com

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Haversack Menswear AW10

Following our preview of Haversack’s SS11 collection not too long ago, here’s a look at the brand’s AW10 collection, which should start arriving at stores right about now. The menswear collection is made up of three lines: the Haversack label, inspired by military uniform, the Haversack General Garments with its nautical wear and the Haversack Attire label which is influenced by a more elegant look. Definitely one of our top favorite Japanese brands.

www.haversack.jp

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Detail from Denham's AW10 Grade Slim Virgin

Designed to wear into “a live abstract work of art” or a blueprint of the wearer’s daily habits, Denham’s ‘Virgin’ (raw) Denim concept is born out of authentic, OTAKU, Americana Jeans. 5 pocket jeans in the simple form, cut from narrow loom Japanese & Italian selvedge cloth. Branding is kept pure and fresh with white cowhide patch and under stitched white Tyvek care instructions. Also available in 11oz (Teflon coated) grey and black denim.

www.denhamthejeanmaker.com

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Once again Britain’s Folk Clothing team with Matthew Donaldson and Zero 7 to produce their seasonal lookbook video. Take a look.

www.folkclothing.com