A Barneys exclusive from my Italo brothers at SUPER. The Randagio model is a between season special which is part of a small initiative by the brand to test the waters on innovative looks. What should expect from the Randagio? ”A puma acetate skeleton hand covered in top notch leather with refined gold details that complete the elegant and strong design.” Love the square finish with leather wrap. Looks impressive on sight.

Before we begin, we’ll note the pricepoint: 3900$US. That’s a normal number for garments found in Ann Demeulemeester collections. The Angelina jacket is of course more than an ordinary piece. It a full leather piece which comes full lined. It is also not your typical piece. Those looking for something out of the ordinary have found it. AR has it.

More looks at the Ann Demeulemeester Angelina Jacket after the click.

“The Modern North” is the name given to the J.Lindeberg Spring/Sumer 2011 collection. The collection is one which works for the urban cyclist – the gentleman who jumps on his bicycle and expects his garbs to work with him on the bike as well as off.

“Fast becoming the chosen form of city transport for the modern and aware man, cycling, and the function found in utility clothing, evolved from a specific purpose. J.Lindeberg’s focus is to adapt these concepts and apply them to fulfill the demands of the modern world….Proportions are streamlined, shortened and tailored closer to the body. Innovative Japanese fabrics are bonded together, constructed with taped seams and ready to perform. Aviator inspired hoods and military patchwork detailing provide protection.”

More looks from the J.Lindeberg Spring/Summer 2011 collection after the click.

Palladium have cracked the secret of the summer boot. The classic Palladium boot (heavily covered around these parts already) will be converted next Spring to a light Summer model. How? With the switch to a full EVA outsole, which forms the base a ripstop nylon upper lined in moisture wicking dri-lex (and given a seersucker look) sits atop. The whole weighs 10.2 oz.

Pretty impressive.

More images of the Palladium Summer Boot after the jump.

Something for those looking for a  for a roll (stow) away carry case for your pens, pencils, and small accessories. This pen pouch from Japan’s Sailor’s offers just that. The pouch features a great stitch detail as well as a small sailor holding the down the wheel on the zip pull. This one is for the fanatics. (houyhnhnm)

More looks at the Sailor’s “Jack” Pen Pouch after the click.

The Amsterdam Shoe Co. previews two new colorways for Summer 2011. While it is a bit away, it is still good to have an idea of where you may be spending your money in the future. Four colorways in total will be dropping for Summer 2011.

“The Deck Oxford has an upper made of thick cotton canvas and the lining is made of a lighter cotton canvas. The shoe has genuine suede accents on the toe and the throat which are tonal to the color of the upper. The laces are round to emphasize a nautical feel and will be executed in white for all colorways. The eyelets are metal.” Amsterdam Shoe Co. models for Summer 2010 are available now exclusively through the Jefferson Hotel in AMS.

Wallpaper* has received some great press on their August “Handmade Edition” issue. In conjunction with the issue drop, the magazine worked with Brown’s founder, Jonathan Ellery and watchmaker, Bell & Ross on a limited edition timepiece.

“A conceptual spinning sculpture on the wrist” is how Ellery describes the watch. Telling the time requires mastering of its rotational rhythms, the explosive “big bang” motif comes together only twice in 24 hours as the circles rotate. This piece is based on the BR01-92 Radar model.

Another look at the Wallpaper*, J. Ellery Collaboration Bell & Ross Watch after the click.

And you thought we were done with the Berlin tradeshow previews? Well, err, we weren’t. Our Legacy showed off their range at Seek and fans will be glad to know that it’s as desirable as ever. There’s more printed denim shirts – a very welcome change from the now bog-standard plain chambray number – polo shirts, light denim and parkas galore. Keep an eye out for our fit model, he’s kinda like a big deal over at High Snob.

Take a look at more of the collection after the leap.

Ben Sherman Modern Classics offers wardrobe staples with a few twists. The line follows on the traditions of Ben Sherman (that ever present back-of-the-collar button, for example) and adds jackets, trousers, and a sampling of bow ties. All shirting is produced with Italian milled fabrics… and the denim chino is sourced from Japan.

A full look at Ben Sherman Modern Classics after the jump.

Braces (or suspenders, depending on your neck of the woods) are one of those items that are ruined by bad associations. Much like the bow-tie before it got all trendy again, braces are primarily associated with the likes of Larry King – who, as far as we know, is no style icon. But we think they can – and do – look great on most people. Oh, and they’re Nigel Cabourn so the quality goes without saying. (Opening Ceremony)