In today's competitive clothing market, online commerce is a necessity in efforts to branch out and remain relevant. Penfield, famed for their worker's aesthetic has recently launched their own webstore.
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Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons fame is set to launch a new line called "Homme Deux". The line will be revealed at Pitti Imagine Uomo this coming January. Do I sense a cheaper diffusion line in the works? [Selectism]
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Leading menswear store, Odin New York has began the journey most traveled these days and has launched a webstore. Stock is currently severely limited with only Robert Geller and Engineered Garments, but I'm sure over the next couple weeks, a lot more will be added. Welcome to the club Odin!
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Nice relaxed fit for top. I have a feeling we are going to see a lot of pink and gray for the ladies.
The almost, but not quite metallic gray suit in a slim fit.
Refreshing and relaxed. Nice cool colors and elongated proportions. Love the pattern on the pants, hate the sheen on the coat.
For residents of California and Nevada — Get $10 off for every $50 you spend at H&M from this Thursday, 10/16 until Sunday, 10/19. Just click the picture to the left to view the full-size, print, and take it to H&M with you. H&M is the perfect place to stock up on accessories and throw away trendy pieces. Personally, I usually buy designer clothes in staple colors like black, gray, etc. and then buy throw away pieces in trendy colors like purple and green from H&M. Happy shopping!
Talk about a limited collection. If you’re fortunate enough to be near a store carrying the line and have the patience to put up with the crowd, you are on your way to clutching pieces that most could only dream of obtaining. The Comme des Garçons for H&M collection will be available November 13, 2008 at the H&M locations below:
Los Angeles
Beverly Center
San Francisco
Powell Street
West Hollywood
8580 Sunset Blvd.
Chicago
840 North Michigan Ave.
New York City
435 7th Avenue at 34th St.
640 5th Ave & 51st St.
731 Lexington Ave. and 59th St.
Herald Square
