Fashionisto take a look at the Autumn collection from London’s b Store. “B store sails into the fall with their chic collection of fashionably awkward proportions. B Store explores and tweaks traditional menswear in a fashion that results in a new range of clothing separates and pairing possibilities. High-waist trousers are cropped to high-water length, whereas blazers are delivered various treatments as modern as the motorcycle jacket’s cut.”

Many more views from the b Store Autumn 2009 collection after the jump.

Dazed Digital previews the selections from five designers from the CSM Final Year BA Shos 2009. They bring you backstage photos and interviews from the press show which took place last evening. Deisgners include, Blandine Bardeau, Holly Fox-Lee, Anthony Thomas, Sorada Thaiwaranon, and Morten Ivar.

More views from the Central Saint Martins BA 2009 Preview after the jump.

The Coming Soon and Y’s Mandarina pop-up shop that opens today in NYC comes as no surprise. It is a great outlet for both of these Yamamoto brands showcase their goods in a very friendly environment. ”The three month pop-up shop will open their doors starting tomorrow Friday, May 8th at 12pm. Make sure you stop by, check out the goods and pick up some goodies before everyone else gets put on.” (williamyan)

More views of the Coming Soon / Y’s Mandarina Pop-Up Shop after the jump.

Kris van Assche is the “jury president” at the Hyères Festival International de Mode & de Photographie  in the South of France and Wallpaper* Magazine sat down with van Assche for a quick interview.  On the topic of the festival’s photographic showcase, van Assche says, “It was both an honor and a responsibility. It comes down to promoting young photographic talent and bringing our own vision of creation to the table.”

Read the full interview at Wallpaper*.

ACL previews the Isetan Store Spring 2009 Catalog with great looks from a variety of designers that speak “American Trad.” “The Isetan in Shinjuku is one of the most impressive stores in the world, a labyrinth of materialistic pursuits. In fact, the men’s shoe section nearly made me cry. These clothes below might not be identified or available for purchase to most of us, but I thought they are great from a styling / photography perspective.”

More looks at A Continuous Lean - #bros.

“When it comes to the market of people, Dexter Wong has been dressing sub cultures for decades. As the name suggests, PEOPLE’S MARKET focuses on people’s fast paced and everchanging lifestyle needs, incorporating what we want to wear and how we live our lives, what influences us and how we influence.” (coutequecoute)

More views from People’s Market Spring/Summer 2009 Collection after the jump.

I appreciate the modern take on the classics. It has something to do with wanted to look classic while not looking like my grandfather (who was a well dressed mason, I may add). I want my own look and my own personality. Selected Homme’s garments allow me to express that flavor. “The signature of SELECTED /HOMME is grounded in quality, potential and variation. It embraces diversity and combines coolness and class with edgy and rough details, challenging the man to take on his different characters and moods.” (fashonisto)

More looks from the Selected Homme Spring 2009 after the jump.

Japan’s OPENERS Magazine has just published a great editorial on Giuliano Fujiwara. The online magazine covers the menswear Spring/Summer collection with a solid photo editorial as well as some insight from the designer on the collection. Well worth a look.

More views of the OPENERS editorial with Giuliano Fujiwara after the jump.

GQ has announced the finalist for “Best New Menswear Designers in America” in conjunction with the CFDA. The six finalist selected by GQ are Benjamin Bixby, Robert Geller, Rogues Gallery, Save Khaki, Shipley & Halmoss, and Yigal Azrouël. All the finalist are features in the February 2009 issue of GQ. “A panel of industry experts, including GQ editor-in-chief Jim Nelson, American menswear designer Thom Browne, and CFDA executive director Steven Kolb, will determine the winner.”

View a slideshow of the GQ’s ”Best New Menswear Deisgners in America” finalist here.

Pitti WORKWEAR, a new exhibition project from the people behind Pitti Uomo fashion show, opened to solid reviews on Wednesday. As Bruce Pask at The Moment describes, “There were rows and rows of uniforms, from metallic fireproof suits and Carhartt construction-worker classics to doppelgängers with designer labels: jumpsuits from Thierry Mugler and Agnès b., a leather apron dress from Hermès and some great pieces from Gianni Versace’s 1994 women’s collection inspired by men’s overalls were great representations of the influence of the workman on fashion.” The exhibit gallery will be opened through February 8th at Stazione Leopolda in Florence, Italy.