Japan’s Mens Non-no shares these looks by photographer Mario Testino for Burberry Prorsum’s Autumn/Winter 2011 campaign. You get the idea from the looks. New takes on the classic are filled with boy/girl closeness. The Prorsum line is more fashion fitted than the normal in-line collection and may work better for you.

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A current exhibition over at FIT cover the more than a century of sporting fashions. “Sporting Life explores this relationship between sportswear and fashion from the mid-19th century through the present. Featuring more than 100 garments, accessories, and textiles from the Museum’s permanent collection, the exhibition is organized thematically around styles associated with sailing, swimming, golfing, skating, motoring, and other sporting activities.”

The exhibition runs through November 5.

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More from the Oliberte line of footwear. Their latest addition comes in the form of the Mogado deck shoes. “The Mogado deck shoe is replete with hand stitching from toecap to heel adding detail to the premium pull up leather upper. While similar to the traditional deck shoe, Oliberté’s signature recycled crepe outsole provides extra comfort, structure and flexibility.” Available now online.

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Fashionisto brings us looks from Autumn 2011’s Topman Lens collection – an ongoing series of designer collaborations for the men’s shop, available almost worldwide. Designer include: J.W. Anderson, Dusty, Daniel Jackson, Uniforms for the Dedicated, New Power Studio and Dexter Wong. “Showcasing the detail geared range with a lookbook photographed by Ben Weller, Success model Yannick Abrath is styled by Harry Lambert…”

Well worth a look. Topman Lens works.

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Woah. Heavy on the tassels is how Christian Loutboutin does these suede numbers. They are indeed slightly overdone but in the right suit or attire they will work to your advantage. Seeing as the waiting list on these tassel loafers is a long one (check online) you’ll be sure to be one of the few in them when they arrive. Tasselissimo as they say.

Levi’s worked on this Blanket Lined Trucker as part of their Levi’s Union Square Tailor Shop initiative in San Francisco. “The Tailor Shop has deconstructed Vintage Levis Big E Denim Jackets from the 1960’s and by using 100% cotton thread re-purposes cotton camping blankets from the 1940’s as an inside lining. Each unique handpicked vintage camping blankets allows for these jackets to be exceptionally personal.”

Ovadia & Sons preview their Spring/Summer 2012 collection of menswear. The brothers behind the line offer friendly casual looks that works in any city or destination. Blues and brights work well against one another. Dig through these looks.

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The latest take from videographer, Justin Wu for Spring/Summer 2012. The usual light-humored model antics are captured in this video. Easy…

“Directed by Justin Wu (jwuvideo.com)
Assistant Remi Guenaire

Special Thanks to Remi Guenaire, Yu Lee, Sebastian Sauve, Martin Langreve, Vincent Lacrocq, Travis Davenport, Jules Schratter, the boys and many others!”

We showcased a bit of this at Capsule last month, but here’s a more thorough look. It doesn’t take a genius to notice that we quite like this brand. Although they do have history, they function more as an antidote to all of these heritage stories we’re hearing lately.

Take a leap and you’re sure to see something you like.

We caught up with Richard Dawson again, this time to walk us through Forgotten Future’s latest collection. Take a leap, see it for yourself.