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Trendland gives an overview of the Spring/Summer 2010 offering from Neil Barrett. “The elongated silhouettes and color and fabric contrasts were a great step in a new direction for him. Double breasted finely tailored jackets and two-column plackets on the shirts give his man a sleek and very fashion forward look, without making him an eye soar. Keeping in the black, white, and gray palette made all the detailing pop.”

More looks at the Neil Barrett Spring/Summer 2010 Runway looks after the jump.

Tobi has put together some excellent looks at the Shipley & Halmos Men’s Autumn 2009 collection. The Dublin peacoat is very much a standout in a slight charcoal grey finish, as well as the Prague Cashmere Sweater which dresses with it’s South American cousin, the Bogota Button down.

More looks at the Shipley & Halmos Men’s Autumn 2009 collection after the jump.

The Yohji Yamamoto soft hat in black is $495. That may not seem economical, but be certain that you’re purchasing a non-disposable fedora inspired look which will remain on your dresser and your head for years to come. Made in Japan, it’s as premium as it gets. Available now from Forward.

More looks at the Yohji Yamamoto Soft Hat in Black after the jump.

Today would not be the day to wear this excellent Barbour Waxed Cotton Hunting Cap. Maybe in a few months when the weather gets colder. But we love the idea of breaking in the waxed cotton to our own lids. A great look which will keep your head and ears safe from the elements… when necessary. Get it at Oi Polloi or other fine Barbour retailers.

More looks at the Barbour Waxed Cotton Hunting Cap after the jump.

The urban adventures of the Five Four brand continue with their Autumn 2009 offering. We preview a select group of images from their look book which gives the viewer a good idea of what their take on modern menswear is. Avoiding the grandiose, Five Four remains classic and well priced in today’s market.

Many more looks from the Five Four Autumn 2009 Preview after the jump.

If you’re the man who’s been on a search for a belt made from reticulated python then, to be honest, you’re a little weird. Nontheless, your wishes have been answered with the Naked & Famous SS10 belt collection. Thinking ahead, the Canadian born duo have also made a few leather belts – on the off chance that a python belt wasn’t exactly what you were looking for. Their leather belts are a more standard affair; bovine leather from the USA which is then made in Canada. There’s natural (now obligatory), brown and black whilst the python comes in black matte, patent and natural.

Take the leap of faith to see more pictures.

Air Show Buzz are a three man P-51 demonstration team. Taking the air as the “The Horseman” they entertain audiences around the country with deft displays of stunt flying. Beyond their aerial exploits, “The Horseman” also offer some fantastic product. For example, the Horseman Practice Helmet Bag. Not just for pilots, this bag will work to protect your laptop and certainly set you apart from the crowd (actually, a number of different crowds). The bag has two large exterior pockets and two interior pockets.

Check details of the Horseman Helmet Bag after the jump.

We just can’t help ourselves, Japanese fashion sites are our addiction. We find them as irresistible as Rick Ross finds cupcakes (or any food, you don’t get that big being picky). But, chubby rapppers aside, we’ve got a good reason to show this Factotum parka – it looks great. It’s not a deep reason – we’re no scholars here – but a reason nonetheless. Usually we’d say get a proxy, but as the piece looks to have sold out, just admire it from a distance. (Mindtrive)

In the first decade of the 20th-century, Idaho Falls transformed from a frontier boom town to a civilized city. In the course of the decade wars were waged between tavern owners, bootleggers and gamblers and the proponents of temperance. Some of this battle was fought on the pages of the three local newspapers. Hot Type, Hard Times, an exhibition at The Museum of Idaho tells the story of Idaho Falls through print. The machinery required to produce the news plays center stage, augmented by some rare ephemera. In short, it is a tale of both rapid change in the city and the wider industrial change sweeping America during the period. (via Curated).

Views of Hot Type, Hard Times after the jump.