Here’s a gander at Wrangler’s Blue Bell SS11 campaign video. If they’re not jumping from buildings they’re sweating profusely and breaking things in reverse.

Wrangler Blue Bell (for the Eu market) continues to refine their collection for Autumn 2010. “The Fall/Winter 2010/11 collection is dark as night, inspired by rockabilly perfectionism, the 80s-influenced-by-the-50s, and thrift store Americana. Colours are black, grey and white, with dark indigo a signature of the brand.” Tony Ward models the collection.

More looks from the Wrangler Blue Bell collection for Autumn/Winter 2010 after the click.

Workwear “inspired” fashions continue to run through 2010. The Wrangler “Blue Bell” collection pushes forward this Spring with more grit ready looks. “Premium denim brand Blue Bell strikes back with a second season inspired by vintage denim, by the contrast of harsh washes against clean preppy styling, and by the 1950s. Blue Bell mixes the best of denim heritage with modern styling. For Spring/Summer 2010, the collection takes a bolder approach to design.”

More looks from the Wrangler Blue Bell Spring/Summer 2010 collection after the click.

Europeans are in luck with the Wrangler Blue Bell denim line launch. Londoners have it even better with the newly opened pop-up shop on Lambs Conduit Street. Inside you’ll find the full range of re-issued men’s denim and wears. Below we offer some preview looks at the pop-up shop. If you plan on visiting, let us know how stands.

More preview looks at the Wrangler Blue Bell Pop-Up Shop in London after the jump.

Her is a teaser video to followup on our Wrangler Blue Bell EU mention yesterday.

So we’re not usually inclined to cover the launch of websites without being able to offer much of a visual preview but on July 13th, Wrangler is opening the doors on their Blue Bell Europe website which will showcase the re-launch of the line (for A/W 2009) in a manner which we consider unique. Yeah, it’s a bitch we cannot really show you the interactivity of the site but we’re certain it will turn some heads once it is officially launched for Europe. Imagine scenes from a movie with the end user being able to visually adjust garments on the characters.

Ok, well we took one screenshot to show you, but it does not give away much. See it after the jump.