Pulling inspiration from the book, City of Shadows, Carolyn Massey delivers this 15 garment collection for retailers, ASOS.  The details are in the looks which run knitwear takes, trousers, and much more. Look for split garments that are made from contrasting materials. More than enough to choose from here and well priced.

More looks after the click.

Following up on the video preview, here are some single looks at the forthcoming collection of shirts from It’s Nice That magazine and ASOS. Here are editorial looks. A great magazine and even better representations of the publication on shirts.

More looks after the click.

One of our favourite magazine/site has teamed up with ASOS to created this collection of limited edition t-shirts.

ASOS continue their Best of British collaboration series with another laundry list of A grade designers. The collection, which officially launches tomorrow, features too many designers for us to mention so we’ve narrowed it down to our two favourite pieces. And those are – drumroll please – these Tim Soar chukkas (above, obviously) and a Peter Jensen Union Jack Jacket. The second choice is nowhere near as awful as it sounds, so don’t be put off. We especially like the chukkas because they look like a collab between Common Projects and Gourmet.

Take that leap, see that jacket.

We were more than a little reticient when we heard of ASOS doing a ‘Best of British’ collaboration collection. But after looking at the full collection, we’re pleasantly surprised – it’s actually pretty darn good. The brand list reads like a dream team of British companies. Aside from the Grensons we featured a few weeks back, the list also includes Baracuta, Fred Perry, Gloverall, Hawick cashmere (pictured above), Mackintosh, Drakes, Dents, John Smedley, Thomas Pink – the list really does go on and on.

The collection officially launches next week, with products finding their way to the virtual shelves from monday onwards. To save you precious time, we’ve included our favourite pieces from the collection after the leap.

We’ve gotta admit, we were getting a little tired of collaborations. They’re great when they’re the perfect match of two companies expertise, not so great when it’s just collaborating for the sake of it. So we were as surprised as anyone when we saw just how good Grenson’s collaboration with ASOS turned out.

Part of ASOS’s upcoming ‘Best of British’ collection, these patent brogues are one of four shoes Grenson made with the online retailer. There’s another shoe that we’ll be putting up on Monday, but for now just marvel at just how patent-y these shoes are (you can even see a reflection of a laptop on the toe).

Definitive Touch gives a nice preview on the coming Autumn 2009 collection from ASOS. The collection which arrives in stores around the beginning of September. “ASOS melds old-world sensibilities with new-world fabrics to create a vibrant and versatile collection that consists of tweeds, corduroy, wools and denim. In the way of colors, the collection is lively yet maintains a consistency that allows for garments to be mixed and matched effectively without being shocking or over-the-top – a healthy blend of style and innovation.”

More looks from the ASOS Autumn 2009 Collection after the jump.

Without making this sound like an old Kung-Fu film, Hudson was starting to become a classic tale of the master shown up by his student. The H by Hudson diffusion line has gained so much popularity that people started to forget Hudson existed. So Hudson look to show everyone who’s the boss by releasing shoes like the Zapato weave, which add a little variety into the shoe game – which as Skeleton legs have noted, is starting to get a little samey. You can get these from ASOS.