Luxist is reporting about another Colette exclusive. Alain Silberstein’s iKrono Blue Ring Watch will be sold exclusively through the Parisian boutique this Fall. “Alain Silberstein, a designer who makes quintessentially French watches has developed the iKrono Blue Ring watch for the ‘concept design’ store. Little information is known about the new watch… Alain Silberstein watches almost always feature the iconic blue, red, and yellow color scheme with corresponding square, triangle, and circle shapes. You can tell how fluidly that has been incorporated here. The watch case is unique for featuring a square base with a round case and ‘lefty’ oriented pushers and crown.” Is it lefty oriented or just diver inspired? More as we get it.

Care for a drawstring shirt? Yes, you do. It’s perfect for the summer. a quick leap into the pool or water will come easy with this Petar Petrov Striped cotton drawstring button down. I prefer a drawstring shirt for cycling. Draw it in and go. The striped detail is clean. (oak)

More views of the Petar Petrov Striped Cotton Drawstring Shirt after the jump.

Our good friend, Eugene, gets the word on the forthcoming collection of hats by Still Life for Marc Jacobs. “In an all New York affair, Marc Jacobs sources close to home as they team up with Still Life to create a capsule of highly detailed and timeless hats. Aside from materials, everything from the initial blocking to the finishing trim is made entirely in New York.” Look for them next week at Marc Jacobs stores. (hypebeast)

More views of the Still Life for Marc Jacobs Hat Collection after the jump.

Ah yes. Memorial Day weekend in the USA! That means food. And beer. Lots of it. Rogues Gallery properly prepares us for the coming long weekend with the announcement of their Squall IPA. “Developed hand in hand with Sam Calagione and the master brewers at Dogfish Head Brewery in Milton, Delaware. The collaboration brings together the hard-worn New England port town perspective of Rogues Gallery and the artisinal brew-mastery of Dogfish Head.” In some regard, I would have assumed they would have brewed locally but 750ml champagne bottles are good from all ends, including Delaware. Here’s hoping there’s a bottle coming my way this June.

Look for a small run of Squall IPA shirts at their online store.

Anthony Hendrickson and Cedric Haughton are the minds behind NY’s latest “high end” fashion line, Thirdfloor. Thirdfloor New York fuses “futuristic regimental chic with an eternal youthful edge.” The collection is inspired by “abstract armory, disobedience within a private academic environment and recurring issues of mental entrapment.” (williamyan)

More views from the Thirdfloor New York Autumn/Winter 2009 collection after the jump.

Los Angeles based martinMartin may be ten years old but they’re first offering into menswear has only come with their recent Spring/Summer offering. For Autumn/Winter 2009, martinMartin MAN works with woven and stretch material fabrics to bring their own spin to the ever evolving world of goth inspired avante-garder fashion. Clear influences are pulled from the Japanese and French goth movements.

Many more views from the martinMartin MAN Autumn/Winter 2009 collection after the jump.

Todd Brecher has been appointed Creative Director of Scandinavian luxury lifestyle brand George Jensen. Brecher’s previous experience includes a long stint at Copenhagen’s OeO, a strategy driven design firm. Under the new arrangement with Jensen, Brecher will continue working closely with OeO. The end intent is to unite the best of Scandinavian and global design. Brecher’s charge is to cultivate through this work a new long term vision for the company. (via David Report).

There’s been previews of Rachel Comey’s AW09 collection before, but now we can show you an in-depth look at the collection. Rachel Comey’s move into men’s footwear was always a bit of a surprise to us, but what’s more surprising is how covetable they are. This collection continues in the same vein as previous ones, with the Cooper, Derringer and Flint shoes all making a reappearance. There’s also more boots included, which look like a good alternative for those who don’t want a pair of red wings but do want a shoe that’ll cope with adverse weather.

Take a look at the collection after the hop, skip and jump.

We know we said we’d show Church’s AW09 collection today, but we’ve decided to hold it until next week. As our constant forays into unobtainable Japanese clothing shows, we like to tease. Shoe lovers will be glad to know we’ve got Rachel Comey’s AW09 collection later on today. Anyway, about these totes. They’re well made, sturdy and could be worked into a younger man’s wardrobe (which can’t be said for most of Church’s accessories). Church’s have been pretty under the radar as far as the heritage thing went, but now Tres Bien are stocking them, look for the blog love to grow considerably.

This month has seen pop-up stores appearing all over the place. There’s been OneTrueSaxon’s casual tailor store, 143 Presents (where you can get those covetable Silver Spoon sweatpants custom made) and now Richard James has got in on the act. The tailors store has opened in Liverpool Street, London and offers discounts of 30% upwards. You’ll have to hurry though, it finishes today.