The Colorado jacket from Italy’s Esemplare mainline collection is a double-breasted gem with dyed wool treated by a frosted process on the exterior that houses a removable quilted waistcoat on the interior. A very strong look in a classic form. Available this Autumn 2011.

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Albam’s madras influenced short sleeved shirt gives a summery nod to Take Ivy casual. The usual Albam attention to detail comes in the form of oxford lined chest pockets, collar tabs and Japanese woven cotton. Slim and straight the Laurence comes in a variety of  ’plaids’ and block colours.

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More florals. Engineered Garments delivers this BD shirt with a great print. It comes in the form of a narrow fit workshirt. Made in New York, of course, the construction is a single stitch detail. Works well on almost all.  Oi Polloi carries Engineered Garments.

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A dynamite patchwork shirt from the Junya Watanabe MAN collection. It is a bit of a commitment on this shirt. The patchwork has much happening on the front. Play it smart and act like it deserves you. Welsted front pockets and a slew of details to enjoy. Goodhood has it.

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01. Danzig Legacy show coming to NYC & CA

“Danzig has scheduled a “Legacy” show in NYC at Hammerstein Ballroom. “Legacy” = Danzig material, Samhain material, and Danzig performing Misfits with fellow original Misfit Doyle von Frankenstein Tickets for “Danzig – The Legacy Tour” at Hammerstein Ballroom on Oct 29th are on sale now. Tickets also just went on sale for for an October 23rd Gwar show. It’s going to be a Happy Halloween (I just wish Pete Steele would come back from the grave and schedule a Type O show that week too).” (brooklynvegan)

02. Sigur Rós’ Inni Is a Film (above)

“Yesterday, we reported on a mysterious teaser video that was posted to Sigur Rós’ website for something called Inni. What is Inni? Well, The Playlist reports that Inni is a film directed by Vincent Morisset (Arcade Fire’s Miroir Noir) that’s set to screen as part of Venice Days, an offshoot of the Venice Film Festival, which kicks off on August 31.” (pitchfork)

03. VIDEO PLAYLIST: 40 Classic Lollapalooza Clips, Including Rare Footage of Nick Cave, Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam and More

“Since self-titled skipped Lollapalooza this year, we thought we’d do something that’s way more entertaining than a wrap-up involving Coldplay, Eminem, and Fall Out Boy’s very own Patrick Stump. And that’s a thorough collection of live clips from the festival’s golden era, including such random MTV-related selections as Billy Corgan interviewing Nick Cave and L7 doing their best John Norris impression…” (self-titled)

04. R.I.P. Jani Lane

“Jani Lane, lead singer of glammed up rock outfit Warrant, was found dead at the Comfort Inn hotel in Woodland Hills, CA. No official cause of death has been released so far, according to TMZ. He was 47. Jani was at the forefront of a flock of very famous, very pretty frontmen, a singer of MTV-staple power ballads like “Heaven” and absurdly excessive sex-innuendo rock like “Cherry Pie.” Both of his band’s first two albums, Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich and Cherry Pie, went double platinum. Then Nirvana happened. Warrant will not go down as one of America’s most artistic bands, nor one of its best, but Jani helped define and represent a particular, and briefly, very commercially viable strain of lipstick machismo, alongside the likes of Bret Michaels and Sebastian Bach (harder as he may have rocked).” (stereogum)

Photographer and film producer Jack Coleman works the new 7 Diamonds campaign video for Autumn 2011 on super 8mm.

Bicycle top tub bags are everywhere these days. From the wine and six-pack holders, to wallets… but my favorite would be this iPad solution that is utterly simple for the rider who has no basket and prefers to wear no backpack. Slip it onto the frame for a flat hold and ride away to your next meeting. From Fahrer Berlin.

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With more than 300 pages and hundreds of illustrations, the new Louis Vuitton: Architecture and Interiors book is a look inside the commissioned architecture and interior works of Vuitton flagships and boutiques. Rizzoli published the book and in their words: “Louis Vuitton continues to encourage innovation and playfulness in the designs of their retail spaces without losing sight of the essence of luxury central to its identity. This process of designing places to display high-style objects has created a new venue for cutting-edge architecture and transformed city streetscapes.” A very nice look into the process behind the assembly of a Vuitton shop. Available October 2011.

How Come You Never Go There by Feist

Some new Feist to keep your Friday going. Her new album, Metals delivers on October 3 in the UK and October 4 in North America.

Photography: Mary Rozzi/ Pitchfork

A fantastic shoot as seen on Fashionisto for Spring 2012’s Butterflysoulfire collection. Designer Maria Thomas and Thoas Linder work on the idea of an “urban ape” for the collection and shoot. Draped street fashions for men in a relaxing form. Beautifully done.

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