FGR shares these looks from the April 2012 issue of Interview Germany. The actress is cast is a very proper light for the shoot, as photographed by Seng & Seng. Ms. Grey is outfitted in various fashions from Versace, Jil Sander and more. Shot on site at Hollywood High School. Cheeky indeed, but with class; and slightly different than her now famous and out of print sex book.

More looks from Sasha Grey’s shoot on the following page.

Our team in Berlin has put together this editorial of some of the best fashions and looks coming from the European brands this Autumn/Winter 2012. Featured in the looks are fashions from Wood Wood, Norse Projects, Pigalle, The White Briefs, Homecore, Airbag Craftworks, and many more.  Styled by Rainer Metz. Models: Justus & Philip. See much more in our gallery.

Photography: Robert Wunsch

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A smart story from Honeyee concentrating on Spring/Summer 2012 from Neighbourhood. Based on the idea of Light and shadow, the collection is said to be influenced my motorcycle and military culture. Shot by Naoya Matsumoto and styled by Michio Hayashi, another great offering from the site.

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Those sunglasses make this Emporio Armani Spring/Summer 2012 editorial for us. Big round spectacles with brazen branding, fakes these are not but still, it takes us back to days rummaging in Camden Market before it became overrun with tat and noodle stalls. The collection itself is described as “The Logic of  Subtraction: Airy fabrics and light constructions in shades of quartz, granite and marble”. Japanese magazine Popeye capture this perfectly. More at EMM.

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We featured the new issue of Dapper Dan here, now it’s time to take a look inside with this brooding black and white editorial. Focusing on the equally brooding work of Kris Van Assche, this one is shot by Vassilis Karidis and styled by Nicholas Georgiou. Reach for some Joy Division if you’re looking for an appropriate soundtrack. (cqc)

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London based, German pronounced Schön! Magazine brings us this quick editorial on “Gentleman.” Working with Gieves & Hawkes and photographer Blair Getz Mezibov, models’ David Gant and James Cooper stay focused on the lens while looking solid in their autumn attire. Toggle coats and suiting play well through the glass of their lives.

Openers Japan features a new editorial focused on Lanvin’s menswear collection. Their “Who’s Lanvin Man” is a collection of clues really that feature gents styled in the mentioned collection’s garments. We’ll let you decide who the Lanvin man is.

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Instinct Magazine reminds us that colors are choice for this Autumn. Their “Colorful Fall” editorial for September 2011 is a bold look at various garments that bring the season into full swing. Photographer, Vincent Dilio and stylist, Eric Launder, prep models Salieu Jalloh and Stephan Haurholm into form for the shoot. (sm)

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An aquatic take on today fashion in the form of this editorial: “Fruitti di Mare.” JD Forte photographed while Polar Buranasatit laid out the foundation and production for the shoot that features looks from GANT Rugger, Burkman Bros., Topman and many others.

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Japan’s highly influential HUgE Magazine delivers this editorial showcasing the Dior Homme Autumn/Winter 2011 collection inside their September 2011 issue. Photography was done by Katsuhide Morimoto with styling by Tsuyoshi Nimura. The print editorials tend to do the best job in highlighting the very best from collections. This look at Dior Homme is no exception. Thanks to EMM for the looks.

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