Matthew Hitt for b Store Fall 2011

Posted 10 months, 13 days ago on July 18, 2011 by

BStore01 Matthew Hitt for b Store Fall 2011

Fall’s Great­est Hitt–Enlist­ing Matthew Hitt for their fall 2011 look­book, b Store’s con­tem­po­rary offer­ings remain to be among the finest pro­duced in Lon­don. Main­tain­ing an under­stated sophis­ti­ca­tion with a youth­ful sen­si­bil­ity, b Store strikes a chord with fun­da­men­tal sta­ples and charm­ing pieces with a twist of humor. From rolled up chi­nos and relaxed jeans, to tai­lored wool suit­ing and charm­ing shirts, the London-​​label tran­si­tions to the fall sea­son with style and quality.

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Axel Gillot for b Store Loves Liberty Fall 2011

Posted 10 months, 15 days ago on July 16, 2011 by

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A Fall Love AffairAxel Gillot is enlisted for a love affair of a col­lec­tion for the new sea­son. b Store reunites with Lib­erty for yet another cap­sule col­lec­tion. Design­ing a range for the fall/​winter 2011 sea­son with a light ver­sa­til­ity in mind, b Store raids the Lib­erty archives for a series of delight­ful prints to dress clas­sic menswear sta­ples, rang­ing from the chino to the blazer. Using summer-​​weight cot­tons and the Lib­erty pen­chant for their sig­na­ture flo­ral fab­rics, the new col­lec­tion rolls out to stores in style later this month, avail­able exclu­sively at Lib­erty, b Store and My-​​Wardrobe.

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b Store Fall 2010 | James Smith

Posted 1 year, 9 months ago on August 3, 2010 by

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Tak­ing a break from every­day life, the lat­est col­lec­tion from b Store begins with a week­end in the coun­try. Fash­ion­ably rugged and ready to face the ele­ments, b Store Cre­ative Direc­tor Jason Hughes looks to over­size out­er­wear, cable knits and cropped jack­ets paired with leg­gings or trousers to keep his man warm. Round­ing out a play­ful mix of pro­por­tions, this season’s col­lec­tion gets a boost from acces­sory designer Kuni Awai, who adds ruck­sacks, duf­fel bags, and belts to the cohe­sive fall outing.

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London Fashion Week | b Store Fall 2010

Posted 2 years, 3 months ago on February 20, 2010 by

bstore thefashionisto1 London Fashion Week | b Store Fall 2010

Offer­ing both loose and fit­ted ensem­bles for next sea­son, b Store strikes a fine note with their lat­est offer­ings. Bal­anc­ing high fash­ion pro­por­tions with the man of casual aspi­ra­tions, b Store design­ers Matthew Mur­phy and Kirk Beat­tie craft a smart col­lec­tion of many options. While tai­lored suit­ing is the norm for b Store, a revamp­ing of every­day apparel speaks to high street cul­ture. From leg­gings and over­size knits to boxy cropped coats, b Store deliv­ers con­sis­tent qual­ity along­side a col­lec­tion that is both cur­rent and fresh.

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Spring 2010 | Charlie France for b Store

Posted 2 years, 4 months ago on January 5, 2010 by

bstore Spring 2010 | Charlie France for b Store

Styled by Jason Hughes and pho­tographed by Lau­rence Ellis, Char­lie France offers a sec­ond look at b Store’s col­lec­tion for the upcom­ing spring sea­son. Inspired by the film The Grad­u­ate, photo ref­er­ence books of Charles Hix and Amer­i­can sports­wear of the 1970s, design­ers Matthew Mur­phy and Kirk Beat­tie main­tain a cer­tain acces­si­bil­ity with mono­chro­matic ensem­bles. Whereas boxy cuts rival nar­row lapels, nylon adds a casual ele­ment to an oth­er­wise posh col­lec­tion. Alto­gether, the range shapes up to be the ulti­mate com­pan­ion in spring essentials.

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Spring 2010 | b Store

Posted 2 years, 8 months ago on September 24, 2009 by

bstore Spring 2010 | b Store

The lat­est col­lec­tion from b Store was inspired by the film The Grad­u­ate, photo ref­er­ence books of Charles Hix and Amer­i­can sports­wear of the 1970s. Design­ers Matthew Mur­phy and Kirk Beat­tie play it safe with this theme and take the oppor­tu­nity to explore mono­chro­matic ensem­bles that are highly acces­si­ble. Small pointed col­lars mark the shirt­ing options, while crew necks become a sta­ple, whether worn by them­selves or as part of a casual suit. Mean­while, nylon makes an appear­ance in out­er­wear cut from a sea­son appro­pri­ate blue. Alto­gether, Mur­phy and Beat­tie may not rein­vent the wheel, but they do offer a choice selec­tion of wardrobe fun­da­men­tals for the upcom­ing spring season.

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