LA brand Comune takes their rugged menswear for a walk through the wilderness in their F/W 2011 line, showing off some looks that just wouldn’t be the same with some substantial facial follicle growth.

Australian label Handsom took a very neutral, classic, and easy on the eyes approach to their Autumn/Winter 2012 collection.

Paul Smith's Autumn/Winter 2011 collection runway video.

Umbro taps the design talents of Aitor Throup for a new collection called the Archive Research Project (A.R.P.).

Spring looks from different designer labels from this Pen Magazine March editorial.

The 72 Hour Trunk by NyThan James is a luggage trunk that can be worn like a backpack.

A nice lookbook featuring the collaborative bags between Eastpak and Kris Van Assche.

Norwegian Rain makes quality raincoats that are stylish, durable, and functional. The silhouettes have a unique design bordering the avant-garde but are definitely still casual for everyday use.

Dealer Deluxe. The progressive fashions match the great haircuts.

J.Crew lead designer Frank Muytjens and company visit the Thomas Mason Shirting factory and Crespi fabrics to show us where J.Crew gets its quality materials for their shirting and suits.

Christopher Raeburn, known for his construction of outerwear from parachutes and other army surplus goods gets the nod from Victorinox to create a concept collection. Check out the fun stop motion video!

Some current eyewear looks from Berlin based Lunettes Kollection. Their models named Artsy-Fartsy, the Jean Claude, and the Zeitgeist are just some of the sophisticated and classic frames for different occasions.

This editorial comes from Engine’s October 2010 issue and showcases a mixture of dandy and luxury looks well suited for the metropolitan man for a night out the town or on his way to the office.

Japanese label HARE’s Autumn Winter 2010 Collection mixes eccentric styles with formal fashions for the season. Suit ensembles and sharp attires are mixed in with laid back ethnic patterns, accessories, and knits.

Popeye Magazine concentrates its efforts towards the Gucci brand in their October editorial. Entitled, “Party Time,” the magazine looks at Gucci as the perfect label to wear for the night time adventures in any metropolitan area.

The editorial entitled “On a Night of Snow by Moncler,” showcases the some new pieces from the label’s upcoming Winter 2010 range. Toggle coats, down jackets, wool vests, and more are just some of the new items Moncler has in store.

Directional Men’s fashion magazine Essential Homme has an editorial entitled, ‘Autumn in New York’ showcasing select pieces from brands such as Loden Dager, Kriss Van Assche, John Varvatos, and more.

Sylvain Sylvian prides itself in its choice of fabrics and sharp silhouette constructions. The range is created to be more sophisticated and refined that include suits and more tailored garments.

Japanese label Tomorrowland’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection consists of styles that are familiar and relaxed. It combines business and casual attire that is ideal for various occasions during the warm months.

Here is a complete look at General Idea's Fall/Winter 2010 collection. The layering comprised of simple, solid colored knits, many turtlenecks, and a variety of outerwear including toggled overcoats, leather jackets, and blazers.

Fashion label rag & bone has partnered up with the Timberland Boot Company to launch a limited collection of men’s footwear this coming Fall of 2010.

French label Kitsune looks to the Ivy League lifestyle as inspiration for their latest Fall/Winter 2010 collection.

An interview with Diwon's lead designer, Shuo Wang. He elaborates on his beginnings and his inspirations for fall/winter 2010.

10th Anniversary footwear releases from Japanese shoe brand, Plus by Chausser. All are made from Houin Cordovan and come in black, brown, and burgundy.

April77’s ever present music influence bleeds through again for their Spring/Summer 2010 collection. Androgyny, minimalism, and contradictions are just some of the words used by the brand to describe the line.

Tim Van Steenbergen's Fall 2009 collection experiments with arcing, bowing, bunching and pleating of fabrics to form robust and romantic menswear with a rich and sculptural strength.

For their 9 year anniversary, SENSE magazine provides us with a look of their “Black Sense Market” collection. The collection includes limited release items from labels such as Tenderloin, Yves Saint Laurent, Foot The Coacher, Bedwin, and more.

The ever innovative Steven Alan made the decision to release his Spring and Summer 2010 collection in the medium of a short film this year instead of the standard dog and pony show of New York Fashion Week and the results are gorgeous.

The editorial, entitled ‘Outer Boroughs’ from Flaunt, shows various high-quality outerwear, knits, and blazers in solid colour palettes from renowned brands including Bottega Veneta, Trussardi, Gucci, Lanvin, Yves Saint Laurent and Louis Vuitton.

Perhaps no other label’s name more appropriately captures the spirit of its collections than Junk de luxe, whose A/W 2009 collection surely was inspired by the forgotten clothes of a wealthy grandparent.

Forme d’Expression go into the autumn/winter 2009 season with jackets and trench coats, fitted/oversize trousers, all in a toned-down color palette. Also used are materials such as leather and wool, which highlights the collection’s comfortable yet edgy side.

Loving the Generic Man's Fall 2009 lineup. The collection mixes lots of detail, wearable colors, and unique styles.

An in-depth interview with Patrick Grant on the future of the E. Tautz label.

Drykorn's new autumn/winter collection, entitled ‘English Countryside meets Streets of London' draws inspiration from 1970s London, fusing aristocratic styles and rugged working class fashion.

For Kiryuyrik’s Fall/ Winter 2009 collection, simple patterned plaids and checks are layered with coats in leather and sheen finishes and accesorized with fur shawls. The kilt is frequently visited in several looks.

Pudel’s Autumn/Winter 2009 range matches the mood of the winter months appropriately with a darker colored theme. Items like scarves, vests, and a long shirt, give the collection a more relaxed and comfortable feel even for the winter.

The Individualists is a new label created by Parisian fashion designers Luise & Franck. The duo’s debut collection on the label, entitled ‘Birds’, aims to provide a smart balance of simple and daring design approaches.

The Raf Simons for Fred Perry Fall/Winter 2009 preview gets the black and white grainy treatment.

A fresh editorial titled "Sunday Morning" featuring Petey Wright modeling items from Freesoul, Todd Lynn, Dior Homme, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Stetson.

Chauncey, the Brussels-based menswear label, founded in 2008, places a heavy emphasis on quality knitwear, evident in both of their latest spring/summer and autumn/winter collections

The latest Fall/Winter collection preview for Calvin Klein shows pieces that are both futuristic and very sci-fi.

Set to a fuzzy guitar and background synths, the video lookbook from Williamsburg, Brooklyn’s Yoko Devereaux Spring/Summer 09 line showcases the brand’s signature downtown style.

A very cool and comfortable spring/summer 2009 collection by Celio.

British label Unconditional's Autumn/Winter 2009 stresses the versatility of layering in cold weather, as it offers a full spectrum of coats, hats, scarves and more. The label takes everyday basics and gives them avant garde flourishes with a futuristic edge.