We're a little late on reporting this but, NewDandyism is running another huge summer sale. Every item in the store is discounted 60-90% off. The sale started yesterday and looks like things are going quick already, but you might be able to get some of your favorites before anyone else notices. Sale ends Sunday night.
UPDATE: NewDandyism has extended their sale additional days and has added stock!
In honor of Banana Republic’s 30th Anniversary, they have created the ultimate guide, called the City Insider Guide, to inspire shoppers to explore and discover new hot spots worldwide. The City Insider Guide will be available as a gift with purchase in Banana Republic stores August 28th through September 7th. The guide connects Banana Republic’s passions of style, art, food, and travel to offer customers a peek at the best local restaurants, bars, museums, and fashion advice on the must-have city looks for the season.
In addition to the wealth of information this guide contains, Banana Republic will be offering other special opportunities such as: free ITunes downloads from featured artists, 20 % off Virgin America Airlines, and low rates at Klimpton Hotels. Now there’s even more reason to go scoop up the limited-edition Monogram collection.
H&M have decided to put a little more elbow grease into their menswear line, focusing on a premium range that will be at thirty stores worldwide. Although no mention is made of COS in the article, it's likely that the success of their upscale big brother has led them to the conclusion that men will gladly pay more for higher quality.
According to head of men's design Ann-Sofie Johansson, the collection will focus on daring pieces like jumpsuits, fake fur coats and pieces with clever detailing. The collection will be available in Austria, Belgium, Canada, Hong Kong, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, The Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States from mid September. Via Brandish.tv
Men.style reports on the new Jil Sander New York City store. "It seems that all those marble prints in the fall collection were no passing fancy: The floors of Jil Sander's statement-making new Manhattan boutique are covered in several quarry-loads of smooth stone. The space on the corner of Howard and Crosby streets is the first in any country to represent the full vision of creative director Raf Simons, and it's probably no surprise that it's as spare and precise as the suits he has been making for the label the last three years..."
