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‘ ‘vase métro’ by japanese designer naoto fukasawa features a 3D pattern that draws
from the earthenware metro tiles of paris’ underground.’ To me they mostly just look like handgrenades and could make those pink flowers a bit more masculine. (designboom)
Tags: Vases
American outdoors label Frost River releases its Old No.7 Pack, a waxed cotton canvas box-style canoe camper backpack. Made in Northern Minnesota, the bag features great detailing, including a triple brass buckle belt flap closure, leather waist belt, rain flaps, padded adjustable leather back straps and leather side cinch straps. For those interested, it is now available through Blackbird, with a retail price of $276 USD. (hypebeast)
Tags: Backpacks
Wearing a tote correctly can be difficult, since it will inevitably evoke feminine undertones. Will Leather Goods does a great job of keeping it wearable with this vintage looking tote for men. With its leather detailing and worn canvas it will surely be a peace that lasts. Available at OAK
Tags: Accessories, Bags, Fashion, Will Leather Goods
A collection with this much color would have been unimaginable just a few years ago for fashion house Jil Sander, but with the departure of their famous founder and the arrival of Raf Simons, much has changed. This collection includes powerful yellows and pinks, as well as belted blazers and funky prints. (definitivetouch)
Tags: Collections, Fashion, Jil Sander
When two french forces get together, good things happen. the proof? Presenting the authentique marinière, a sporty, sailor-inspired boot from fashion giant Jean Paul Gaultier and historic shoemakers pataugas. inspired by breton stripes, the outdoors, and a sense of joie de vivre, these spirited scout boots are both fun and refined, fittingly marking pataugas’ 60th anniversary. Available at Opening Ceremony
Tags: Jean Paul Gaultier, Opening Ceremony, Shoes
If you’re one of those poor souls going to work in a suit and still carrying your stuff in a backpack, it’s time to wise up. The backpack makes you look unprofessional and juevenile and doesn’t gel with the rest of your image, so consider this briefcase by Jack Spade, made from work twill. A tough twill that’s made to last, is cut and sewn into a slim, modern brief, perfect for your day-to-day. Get it direct from Jack Spade. (definitivetouch)
Tags: Accessories, Bags, Briefcases
The flat top on Super sunglasses has been around for a while, and the question now is how long they can keep up the look. Having expected the trend to fade a bit, Super strike back with this new pair of ‘W’ Sunglasses in a summer safari color way, which may prove to prolong the life span of the flat top for a little bit longer. Available at GoodHood
Tags: Accessories, Sunglasses
Khaki canvas sandals with adjustable Velcro straps on a padded vulcanized rubber sole.
Part of the ongoing Camper Toðer project, S/S10 sees the third collection between the brand and Bernhard Willhelm. Building on the tire rubber soles and coloured felts used in his previous offerings, climbing rope, thick leather and rubber details give the shoes a more technical look for Spring Summer. Available at Oki-Ni for $160
Tags: Bernard Willhelm, Camper, Sandals
Less than a year after the first appearance of RUBY helmets at COLETTE in paris, Les Ateliers RUBY® unveal the second helmet designed by Jerome COSTE: The BELVEDERE
Based on the PAVILLON – with the same typical features such as its carbon fiber shell, burgundy padded interior with genuine Nappa Lambskin borders, Metal emblema – but special with its articulated screenshield covering the whole face. Available at Colette for $792.
Tags: Accesories, Helmets
Take vintage, salvage and organic fabrics, add a wild imagination and the results are a quirky story-driven collection from London-based label Lu Flux. Toting a collection entitled Dame and Knight for the upcoming fall season, Lu Flux plays with the all to serious role of protector and provider by infusing the latest range with charm and character. While reliable cuts offer an expected sense of masculinity, fun imagery and details add a fun naivety. Capturing lively spirits and translating the mood into garments, Lu Flux paints the season with much needed glee. (fashionisto)
