We previewed styled looks form the Rogues’ Autumn 2010 collection a while back. Now take another look at the germans and accessories themselves through these images. The expected is shown from the Portland, ME based outfit. The men’s bags make great gifts this season. Dig in. (g)

Another Look at Rogues Gallery for Autumn 2010 after the click.

We first looked at the fragrance offering from Black Fleece last September. Today, we get some more information on the Japan launch of this fragrance from the high-end side of the Brooks Brother’s business. Now, we should note that they’re looking more and more like women’s fragrances but seeing as most guys want to keep their femmes in the fold of goodness, they should consider picking these up once they land outside those Japan shores. (hy)

The latest issue of the bi-annual Man About Town is hitting newsstands this month. The theme: “Life’s a beach – the Winter Sun Issue ” is the second issue for the Paris-based creative consultancy Atelier Franck Durand, who explored the West Coast American spirit for the Autumn/Winter Issue.” Profiles on Raf Simons and others fill the pages. Worth picking up.

More looks inside Man About Town Magazine Issue Seven after the click.

Next to their new 2011 City Guide, Louis Vuitton presents the 100 Postcards Box Set by Ruben Toledo.

“This new 2011 edition is entirely remelted and updated and visits in only one volume 30 new destinations, stopping over for the first time in more unexpected cities like Beirut, Courchevel, Gstaad, Oxford, Palma de Marjorque, Oporto Cervo or Thessalonique. Paris, London, New York, Tokyo and Berlin have a clean volume where confirmed adresses and places mix with innovations. And for our greater pleasure the illustrations of Ruben Toledo since the first guide in 1998 are joined together in a set of postcards, quite simply splendid.”

Look out for a release of the box set in October 2010.

A look inside follows after the jump.

This new interpretation of the Leica M9 should be hitting stocklists this month. “The first digital rangefinder camera to feature full frame sensor, Leica M9 is attracting interest worldwide since its launch. Comes September 2010, Leica will be launching its limited edition of titanium M9 at Photokina 2010 in Cologne, Germany. Developed with Volkswagen’s automobile design director Walter de’Silva, this is a reinterpretation of the Leica M model.” (ts)

More looks at the Leica M9 ‘Titanium’ Designed By Walter De’silva after the click.

Those with a love of mid-century modernist will certainly celebrate Cassina’s revival of Le Corbusier furnishings. Wallpaper* reports, “Modernist master Le Corbusier had strict design principles, which he applied just as rigorously to furniture design as to his more widely known architectural projects. For him, ‘the smallest pencil stroke had to have a point, to fulfil a need, or respond to a gesture or posture’, recalled Charlotte Perriand, his long-time furniture collaborator. This ruthless purity of approach paid off, making his designs as relevant today as they were over half a century ago – so much so that Cassina has just revived four of his remarkable pieces for its ongoing ‘Cassina I Maestri’ collection, started by the great man himself in 1964.”

The collection includes boxes, tables, and writing desks of utmost simplicity.

A look at Cassina’s relaunched Le Corbusier collection after the jump.

adidas previews their Spring 2011 from their SLVR collection. “For Spring/Summer 2011, adidas SLVR draws inspiration from prep classics for a collection of understated, luxurious pieces imagined in both neutral tones and bold strokes of primary color. From varsity jackets and seersucker jumpsuits to gingham shirtdresses and plaid button-downs, the collection is an exploration of ultra-clean, ultra-modern sportswear with a classic New England bent.”

More looks from the adidas SLVR Spring/Summer 2011 Looks after the click.

American jean company, Baldwin Denim from Kansas City, delivers an amazing jean. Baldwin jeans started in 2009 with their fall collection and have branched off to many other retailers.The “77 dropped yoke straight leg jean” is made of “13 oz White Oak Cone Mill selvage indigo selvage sanforized denim.” Baldwin’s signature white rivet on the right back-pocket give the jean its authenticity and style. This is a great jean and has a great patina over-time. A great pair of pants made in the USA with traditional White Oak Cone Mill Denim. The jean is available at Baldwindenim. (gb)

More looks at the Baldwin Denim “77″ Jeans after the click.

Swiss company, Eider Clothing has been producing garments since 1962. With roots in tailoring and pattern work, Eider “combines passion for mountain sports, historical textile expertise, permanent research for innovation and unique, and contemporary style.” The “Armscor Jacket” comes with the “Defender” technology that makes the jacket “100% waterproof, 100% Windbreaker and 100% breathable.” This fabric has about 20 years under its belt and is tested for all foul weather conditions seasonally. The coolest part about the jacket is that it has a cap style brim on the hood, which allows for rain-water to just bead off. The waterproof zippers and 2-layer membrane fabric make this a great piece. Its available at Backcountry. (gb)

More looks at the Eider Armscor Jacket after the click.

A four-story warehouse has been converted into the new Denham shop in London. This is shop “#3″ for the brand and features a wide variety of their goods and services – on site repairs and tailoring. You’ll find the London Denham shop at 32 Charlotte Road in Shoreditch.

Looks from inside Denham Store #3 London after the click.