Dazed Digital presents backstage action from Pringle of Scotland’s Autumn Winter 2012. Alastair Carr’s second collection is best seen up close with knitwear being the star of the show as ever. Roll-necks, textured knits, camel overcoats and double breasted blazers, Alastair describes  ”I wanted a clear luxury palette, a cleaner idea compared to last season. The idea was to create a whole wardrobe.

It feels very British thanks to the cherry red!” See Dazed Digital for more.

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Dazed Digital present some excellent images from the Casely-Hayford Spring Summer 2012 lookbook. The father, son duo continue to make forward thinking menswear that never strays from wearable. Plenty of colour, texture and comfortable cuts – anything with pyjama influences gets the seal of approval from us. Hit Dazed Digital for an interview with the designers.

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Dazed Digital introduce us to the fantastic work of English photographer Andreas Laszlo Konrath. Currently residing in NYC, he recently took his 35mm to Finland to shoot the Perus crew, Helsinki skaters on a mission to ride every piece of concrete in the city. Konrath started out shooting subjects of a more ’street culture’ variety but after an appearance on PDN’s list of 30 emerging photographers, he soon found himself  working on large scale fashion, music and editorial projects. The ‘Back to Mystery City’ series will be released as a zine in collaboration with acclaimed independent booksellers, Dashwood Books. More over at Dazed Digital.

“Autumn/Winter 2011 lectrum by Ben Sherman collection, with Dazed & Confused Magazine, we rounded up six of the most dynamic Brits living in the Big Apple. Each Englishman chose his own clothes from the season’s collection and was shot in his New York neighborhood.”

“Pierre Debusschere’s new film from his Raf Simons anniversary special in Dazed & Confused’s January issue”

Dazed profiles Henrik Vibskov’s latest “100 Days” travelling concept store. “The Pop-up store will open in Amsterdam at SPRSPACE for 100 days only, then travel around the major European capitals for a series of short-leases. Each store will be an experiment with spaces and installations. One-off pieces and clothes that were edited out last minute will be sold alongside collections, with SS11 hitting the store around the 50th day. Dazed talked to Henrik Vibskov about the space and its themes.” More at Dazed.

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“Film by Pierre Debusschere. Styling By Nicola Formichetti. Music by Mammoet”

Dazed Digital sat down with the editor of Academy for Men Magazine whih focuses on the lifestyle of the world down under. “Rhys Ripper has a mission, the Editor-in-Chief of Academy for Men, a new online men’s magazine aims to offer a forward thinking view of Australia to his young predominantly male readership. The education is now almost three publications in, with each issue downloadable for free (including in the UK) it is only a matter of time before it’s teachings spread like bushfire…”

Something about Mr. Touitou draws me in everytime. Maybe it’s that the man turned a basics line into an internationally recognized label on the strength of high quality well priced denim. “The man behind the brand that has produced some of Paris’ most classic pieces is driven by a revolutionary conception of fashion. He says he hates rock n roll but it’s not true…”

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Dazed reports in on the latest pop-up store from YSL. “Forward thinking and innovative, YSL is a fashion house a step above the rest. As the first couture label to introduce a luxury prêt-à-porter range to its repertoire, YSL is now raising the bar with Stefano Pilati’s “Edition Unisex”.  From the iconic “Le Smoking Suit” in the 1960s, YSL has always pushed the boundaries of traditional gender paradigms in fashion and. Challenging contemporary notions of sex and sexuality, YSL’s latest venture is a continuation of a dialogue the house has cultivated since it’s inception.” Read the full write-up at Dazeddigital.com

More views from the YSL “Edition Unisex” Pop-Up Store after the jump.