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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 ...
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Axel Gillot for b Store Loves Liberty Fall 2011

A Fall Love Affair–Axel 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 ...

b Store Fall 2010 | James Smith

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 ...
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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, ...
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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 ...

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 ...