Given the speed that the internet moves these days, it’s pretty easy to forget about a collection by the time it’s reached stores. Stephan Schneider’s SS09 collection is a prime example of this, but we felt that this jacket deserved more attention. Out of all the rain jackets available now – and there are a lot – we feel that this is one of the best out. Get it from Farfetch.

Check after the jump for detailed pictures.

Ally Capellino has been collaborating with unusual companies for a while now – first with tate, now with Apple. Most bag companies make products with clothing companies, but Capellino seems to be bystepping them in order to collaborate with companies who need bag makers more than most. Her Apple collab isn’t exactly new – it’s been on sale on the Apple store for at least a month – but these sleeves won’t be available till April.

Check after the jump for pictures of other sleeves and a holdall.

01.Heart Break, Paris

To be named “The Heartbreak Hotel ” – this conceptual space blends art with sex. It’s somewhere to make love you can rent out for hours at a time – for experiences abetted by a kind of special mix as the pleasure increases– an ascension to ecstasy but all done in an arguably artistic way. (C’N'C)

02. Wallpaper by Artists

“Nice idea from France I discovered at the weekend is Wallpapers by Artists. Started in 2006 there are currently 14 to choose from…” (It’s Nice That)

03. All Points West Festival, Liberty State Park NJ 

Here’s why you should attend: Elbow, The National, My Bloody Valentine, Shearwater, Beastie Boys, Flying Lotus… (APW)

04. Boudoir Queen Sues Courtney Love

“Courtney Love is being sued by a fashion designer over statements made on the internet.” (NME)

05. Japan Fashion Week Part II

“Wrapping up coverage of Japan Fashion Week are labels Lessthan,Garçonshinois, and Junya Tashiro”. (Fashionisto)

Edited by Marious Willems, Behind Bars is a survey of some of the more interesting and innovative bar interiors. If interior design is the criteria for separating the best from the rest in this market segment, Willems does his work to suggest the range of aesthetics that make up the cutting edge. The book comes in at 340 pages. (via Daily Icon).

Available now through Amazon.

Select page views after the jump.

We have to admit that Burberry is stepping it up on the casual wear front for this Spring. “Building on its heritage of fabric innovation and development, the Burberry sport collection includes technical performance-enhancing fabrics including waterproof nylon laminates, bonded nylon windproof jersey, shower-proof nylon, superfine piqué, featherweight nylon corduroy ripstop, silk jersey and breathable nylon jersey.”

More looks at the Burberry Sport Spring/Summer 2009 collection after the jump.

The man who helped Lacoste re-establish their brand in the 90’s, continues to progress fashion via retrospect. “Christophe Lemaire creates an essential and contemporary wardrobe, a refined fusion between traditional Western and Oriental styles : loose silhouettes, changeable and unisex, palettes of subtle powdered and mat colours, archive japanese fabrics from the 70’s…” Look for draping and more from Lemaire.

More views from the Christophe Lemaire Spring/Summer 2009 after the jump.

Recession safe pricing from Topman. Their beginning to make waves on US shores not only through the online market but with their distro through US doors in New York and beyond. We will not compare them to the other box brands which have successfully landed and worked on U.S. shore. They are a brand of their own. Enjoy these Spring and Summer looks.

More views of the Topman Spring 2009 Lookbook after the jump.

A pair of classic chronograph’s from Il Bisonte Uomo. In black and brown leather straps which matching faces, these wristwatches match well with the classic Italo suits in your wardrobe or with that soft terry cloth bathrobe while reading the weekend edition of the Times. 

More views of the Il Bisonte Uomo Watches after the jump.

France’s The Kooples’ line offers street worthy looks with across a broad range of wears. During our hunt for new cuts and fits in the button down world, we discovered their collection. As usual, it’s all about the details, Marty. White shirts with contrasting black stitching on the collar and button line, piped pockets, and more. Reasoble a 120€. Conversion for the North American domestics is just a bit more. 

More views of The Kooples Button Down Shirts after the jump.