Hot on the heels of their Spring/Summer 2010 looks come the Autumn/Winter 2010 Paris presentation from Martyn Bal. The collection remains in the black white grey territory of the former but replaced the lightweight fabrics with heavier textiles for the cold season.

More looks from the Martyn Bal Autumn/Winter 2010 presentation after the click.

Studio D’Artisan drops a solid pair of selvedge denim for their 30th anniversary. “Everything about these Limited Edition jeans convey a simple message of sartorial eminence. Made from 17oz Japanese selvedge denim and dyed with Natural Indigo from the afore mentioned Okayama district, the Kase Zome dyeing technique is repeated up to 30 times on each of the 200 pairs produced to bring out the deep and dark colour.” 180 units of a special organic cotton sweat have also been produced, which is just as strong as the 17oz denim.

More looks at the Studio D’Artisan 30th Anniversary Denim after the click.

Two jackets from Uniforms for the Dedicated’s Autumn 2010 collection stood out during (capsule) Paris. The varsity jacket is finished with a blazer style fitting and leather details that make it one of my favorites of the show. The duffle on the right is just as strong with minimal detailed leather on the toggle rope and closure.

More view of the two looks from Uniforms for the Dedicated Autumn 2010 after the click.

We’ve previously covered the Bedouin line of bags, but we finally were able to make first person acquaintances with the products at (capsule) Paris. The bags are based on the general idea of the Bedouin tent. A rugged shelter for nomadic lifestyle, these tents protected from the elements with a utilitarian exterior and pampered the inhabitant with a luxurious interior. A variety of bags make up the collection but we’re fond of the Medina tote bag shown above. We’ll be seeing more from this line for some time to come.

More looks at the Bedouin Messenger and Tote Bags after the click.

Demark’s Soulland previews this men’s poncho for Autumn 2010 during (capsule) Paris. We covered a good deal of the collection last week. Extending on that coverage we preview this poncho which sits perfectly in the collection’s theme of “The Walk.” “Soulland’s sixth full collection mixes the colors of scandinavian culture with some good ol’ workwear for a look that aims to give traditional workwear a contemporary jolt.”

Ira M. Resnick knows a bit about film. He is founder of Motion Picture Arts Gallery, a space dedicated to the art of the movies, and a trustee of the Film Society of Lincoln Center. This background makes him well suited to author Starstruck: Vintage Movie Posters from Classic Hollywood.

Releasing in mid-February from Abbeville Press, Starstruck guides readers through highlights of Resnick’s impressive personal collection. The posters date from 1912 to 1962 – representative of the “Golden Era” – and provide an overview of the film advertising industry.

Marin Scorsese provides the forward.

Sample posters from Starstruck after the jump.

(capsule) Paris brings us some looks from the Rocky Mountain Featherbed Co. specializing in down down feather vests and jackets. The company, originally founded in Wyoming, has a a strong following in the Japanese market, but with their showing in Paris, expectations are set high for the brand’s strong return to form in Europe and North America.

More looks from the Rocky Mountain Featherbed Co. after the click.

Published in 2008, A Brief History of Curating collects interviews with HAns Ulrich mapping the history and development of the curating field. “Part of JRP|Ringer’s innovative Documents series, published with Les Presses du Reel and dedicated to critical writings, this publication comprises a unique collection of interviews by Hans Ulrich Obrist… from early independent curators in the 1960s and 70s and the experimental institutional programs developed in Europe and the U.S. through the inception of Documenta and the various biennales and fairs–with pioneering curators Anne D’Harnoncourt, Werner Hoffman, Jean Leering, Franz Mey…”

Available now through Amazon.

Here’s (yet another) short preview of Ally Capellino’s AW10 range. We don’t want to blow up the whole range yet – but be assured that it’s as ridiculously good as always. We love a bit of rugged material, so the tweed body on this rucksack was always gonna catch our eye. Aside from this there was also some interesting and unexpected collaborations in the works (look out for more on that soon) as well as the usual Capellino goodness. Don’t be surprised if you see one of the team rocking this around town come next august.

Here’s a super sneaky peek at B Store’s AW10 footwear collection. From the small preview (gotta leave something to the imagination) it looks like they’ve fallen in love with the crepe sole. While the phrase ‘classic with a twist’ entered the realms of cliche months ago, it’s so apt for B Store that we can’t help using it. They continue to make worthwhile twists to classic styles, doing more than just adding a detail for detail’s sake – something more than a few big lines are guilty of.

You know the drill, take a leap to see the preview.