Those who venture into the basement of Dover Street Market hunting down the men’s room may well run into this installation from Monocle Magazine while down there. On display through January 2012, the Monocle shop-in-the-basement features all the high-profile collaborative works from the periodical’s collection. Take a stroll.

Maybe the start of something aggressive from Dr. Martens. Their current installation at Dover Street Market features two styles: the 1460 8-eye boot and the 1461 3-eye shoe, which can be ordered to your exact specs. And yes, you can use ostrich if you like. Make them boots all yours. Available by appointment only in the basement of DSM from October 5-26.

More looks after the click.

We usually ignore window displays, but when DSM do them we take notice. This time they’ve teamed up with Egg London, installing three plinths of layered clothes. The clothes are a mass of 18-19th century peasant clothing collected by Bryony Thomasson which create a three dimensional montage of Thomasson’s adventures. We like that turn of phrase, we wonder if we can use it to describe when we leave piles of clothes on the floor? No? fair enough.

Take a leap to see close ups of the clothes.

The CDG owned store Dover Street Market have been, somewhat unsurprisingly, collaborating with Comme for a capsule collection for as long as we can remember; here’s a standout from their latest collection. There’s not much to say about this, It’s a green jacket and it looks good. The price isn’t the friendliest but that should’ve been expected when you heard Comme were involved. (Aloha Rag)

London’s Dover Street Market has announced their inaugural menswear collection for Autumn 2009. “Comprising a well-edited collection of menswear separates, the style of this collection embodies the DSM spirit: relaxed, accessible and discreetly irreverent.” Contrasting top-stitch details match jackets and trousers while shirts display the familiar DSM logos as stencil prints or badges. There is a variety of fashions to examine in this collection. Browse a bit. The Dover Street Market Menswear collection launches on July 18th.

Many more looks at the Dover Street Market Menswear Collection for Autumn 2009 after the jump.

Here’s an special selection for you all. Dover Street Market has somehow re-acquired a wide selection of their vintage t-shirt collaborations (we’re hearing they came direct from their CdG ties). The DSM collaboration vintage t-shirts include long lost works with The New Yorker, Sound Shop, Fred Perry, Pocko, and more. These are indeed rare and hard to find, so be sure to check in with DSM if your heart designs one of the looks. (number3)

Many more views of the Dover Street Market Rare Vintage T-Shirts after the jump.

A nice collection of 100% lambswool scarves by Drakes for Dover Street Market. Like their work for Monocle, Drakes are scarves are colorful in look and come with a ribbed knit to reduced stretching and increase wearability from cold season to cold season. Get them now exclusively  from DSM while they last. 

More views of the Drakes Scarves for Dover Street Market after the jump.

Dover Street Market is pleased to announce the imminent arrival of an exclusive range of Duffle Coats by the iconic British Outerwear Manufacturer, Gloverall.  

Manufactured in Northampton since 1954, the original Gloverall “Montgomery” has been re-coloured especially for Dover Street Market in a series of seven exclusive colours and will be available in both mens and womens sizes.

The DSM Gloverall Montgomery will be available from mid-September. Retail price is UK £310. A fantastic quality outdoor jacket that one just never gets really tired of. Now in these seven exciting colors even better.

After the jump a detailed look at the other colorways.

Dover Street Market is receiving all their Autumn/Winter 2008 collections this week. For the occasion they have also commissioned artist Jamie Reid to give their windows a new look. 

It is well worth passing by the store, not only for the goodies inside, but also for the art outside.

London’s Dover Street Market is currently getting in the Autumn/Winter 2008 collection from their designers. Also the store welcomes several new spaces by guest designers in the building.

This season Salvatore Ferragamo is in the house showcasing 80 years of archive pieces. Hussein Chalayan’s new collection can be purchased on the third floor (picture above), Lanvin has a new space and Yves Saint Laurent presents Edition 24, a space designed by theatrical set designer Michael Howells.

Have a look at all the new spaces after the jump.