Enfants Perdus works in the the sterling silver and 18kt gold realm of men’s jewelry. For their Spring/Summer 2011 offering, the dip in the addition of black onyx, white gold, and sapphires. While not often subtle, the collection offers accentuation points to make your look individual.

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Under the direction of new design director Alistair Carr, Pringle of Scotland showcased their Spring/Summer 2012 collection during Milan Fashion Week. Peruse the looks and give us your take on the collection.

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Fans of Rapha new and old will enjoy the latest from the fashion forward cycling line. Their luggage collection, which is available now for Summer 2011, features a slew of styles that are best fit for your lifestyle. Made from Cordura fabric, the collection offers water resistant forms and metal pulls/support with reflective hits to keep you visible on the roads. The tote, with its wide branding, is fitting for most.

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Designer Fernando Bonastre will be showcasing his bag and accessories collection this weekend in Paris. Here are some designer notes on what makes the line unique for Fall/Winter 2011: “Its inimitable characteristics as well as its resistance, its softness to the touch and noble look enables an extremely elegant work and refined finishing touches. Wear it everyday and the more beautiful it gets. The professional climbing braided ropes from the most famous mountaineering brand complete the masculine and nature oriented spirit of the collection.”

The weekender bag (show above) is carries and interesting profile.

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Rizzoli is “prepping” their definitive book look into the world of  varsity fashion with Preppy: Cultivating Ivy Style.  ”The authoritative fashion history of the roots, growth, and offshoots of the quintessentially American preppy style.  Preppy offers the first definitive and in-depth volume on preppy fashion, exploring its evolution from its pragmatic origins and presence on elite Eastern campuses in America to its profound influence internationally and metamorphosis on the runway. For the first time, the preppy story is told completely and beautifully with iconic and never-before-published archival and editorial photographs and personal snapshots from the original Ivy elites.”  Look for it around October. Available from Amazon.

We’re updating this post with official looks from the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2012 runway show. The ready to wear collection highlights not only garments that play against heavy scarfs (that work), but also features looks at the men’s bags and accessories that compliment the collection.

As many have mentioned in the comments, yes, this is the first collection designed by Marc Jacobs and new appointed Kim Jones.

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Viberg have just released images of their newest reiteration of the scout boot. This time they’ve got some Harris tweed in the mix, making it so blogtastic that we couldn’t ignore it. Apparently it’s unsure whether it’ll see a general release but it’s something to keep an eye out for. (eightyfoureightyfive)

Our Berlin office are brought London based Baartmans and Siegel to our attention. It is a bit difficult to tell what have in play with the materials and construction from the images, but they do allow for some interest. “The Dutch/English, London based, design duo met while at Viktor & Rolf, and were united in their belief of beautiful craftsmanship and imaginative design. The pair’s work is fast becoming recognizable by their use of interactive texture and sharp tailoring.” Give us your thoughts on the collection.

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The price range for leather jackets runs the full gamut. At $4,700, this beautiful lightweight, light brown leather jacket from Bottega Veneta sits at the weight and features zip and closure details that make it very much a modern look. Italo-like. Mr. Porter has it.

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A great video from Nowness taking us through Andy Spade’s Hamptons home. Up now on Nowness.