Want to celebrate a hundreds year legacy? Pendleton knows how to go about it. “This fall, Opening Ceremony teams up with Pendleton to celebrate their hundred year anniversary. Marking Pendleton’s first collaboration is the small collection that takes Pendleton’s signature patterns and pairs them with Opening Ceremony’s undeniably chic cuts. Altogether, the collection is both cozy and vibrant–perfect for this fall. Look forward to the collection hitting stores in August.” (fashonisto)

More looks at the Penfield for Opening Ceremony Autumn 2009 collection after the jump.

A slew of new frames are being shown by Super at Bread & Butter Berlin this week. We profile three new styles which should be ready for the Spring. The Italian frame maker moves further in merging their unique handmade builds against more classic shapes while refining them as only Super can.

More views of the new Super frames after the jump.

Italy’s Volta Footwear is showing at Bread & Butter Berlin this week. They debut a new line of canvas based shoes available in a variety of colors and silhouettes. Our HS editor is awfully fond of the white colored models which have a slightly “distressed” look due to the canvas material (seen above). Well done.

More looks at the Volta Canvas Collection after the jump.

Bread & Butter Berlin started off day one with a mix of clouds, sun, and heat. Footwear wise we start it off with a look at the Sperry Top-sider collection for Band of Outsiders. Felt like material is used on three of the four models with a fourth finished in fine sueded. The internal liner on all the models is striped blue/white cotton.

More looks at the Sperry Top-sider for Band of Outsider collection after the jump.

Friend of Selectism, Cator Sparks, did the rounds in Paris last week and comes full force on Contributing Editor. Mr. Sparks serves up a nice mix of photos and verbage on the day to day in the world’s most fashionable city.

See Cator’s full “Dispatch” from Paris on Contributing Editor.

A.P.C have been making moves lately, opening stores in Hong Kong and London as well as collaborating with street superbrand Supreme. Their AW09 collection continues their mastery of the basics, featuring contrast collar shirts, sailor inspired sweatshirts and the trend that never dies, check shirts.

The it-coat of AW09, the duffle, also makes an appearance as does a cropped plaid jacket and a parka (pictured above). Check out the pictures after the hop and skip.

Although denim shirts have offically made a comeback, it’s still a challenge to get hold of an affordable, well made one if you’re nowhere near a J.Crew. This COS shirt is a great, soft washed denim and the fit is like the rest of COS’s shirts – perfect. The slim collar means it also lends well to being buttoned up to the top – so it’ll work well as a layering piece in the winter. Add in the £39 cost (half price now in the sales) and this is a no brainer. Like all COS pieces, this isn’t available online, so finding a store is your only option. (COS)

Check after the leap for detailed shots.

Custom shirt maker Alexander West has added new styles to compliment an elegant evening on the town.

Seven styles of tuxedo shirt are now available from the New York-based West. These cover all the bases – from the traditional to the modern. All shirts are made to measure and fully bespoke. What does that mean? Well, in short, any shirt made for you will be constructed from a custom pattern (based on you). Another superb way West allows for the upgrade of one’s shirting options.

Teaming with SCABAL, Lodger Footwear presents a linen striped oxford for their July shoe of the Month. As with all their English made footwear, the oxford is built on a Goodyear Welt, embellished with hand bunking on the super flex sole. The tongue and back strap of the shoe are of French calf leather. A lovely mid tan pipe sets off the material.

Order this month, and be prepared for your winter sun drenched holiday.

Like we always say, it’s the details that count. From a distance, this is just a regular old short sleeved shirt. But on further inspection the spread collar (usually used on more formal shirts) give this shirt an interesting twist. It won’t look as good buttoned all the way up as other shirts but given the sweltering heat in many places, perhaps that’s a good thing. (Style Cruise)

Take a look after the leap for detailed shots.