Crepe is every where these days, including on this boot from the J Shoes Autumn/Winter 2009 collection. Be sure to click into the looks we’ve provided below. The grey suede finish is a great look against the contrasting grey trim and sole.

More looks at the J Shoes Fall/Winter 2009 collection after the click.

Commissioned by Dazed & Confused as part of the Onedotzero Festival this past September during London Fashion Week, “You Make Me Feel” film follows a narrative structure & stars the amazing Shaun Ross. All clothing in the film comes from Hood By Air’s Autumn/Winter 2009 collection.

More from Lad Musician. After featuring the duffle coat yesterday, CqC reminded us that it would be proper to give a full view of the runway looks from Autumn/Winter 2009’s presentation. It’s a dark collection that outfits models with purely fitted looks that could be considered very localized in cut. See you next week Tokyo.

More looks from the Lad Musician Runway for Autumn/Winter 2009 after the click.

Noodlepark is part of the new wave of young Italian firms looking to bring a new flavor to the outwear market. We preview their their outwear for Autumn/Winter 2009. “Ideas, research, and low cost” keeps the company in line. Looks move from “puffa” style jacket to trench inspired coats. Take a moment and give Noodlepark a look.

More looks from the men’s Noodlepark Autumn/Winter 2009 collection after the click.

Mister Freedom drops a great set of looks for their 1st Gear collection entitled, “Speed-Safe Clothing for Modern Riders.” 1st Gear or Autumn/Winter 2009 as we prefer to call it, is a short run collection of finely tailored goods. “With the “Speed-Safe Clothing for Modern Riders” collection Mister Freedom delves deep into the vaults of lost designs and modifies them to today’s needs of riders and non-riders of two wheeled motorized vehicles… Every piece is manufactured by Toyo Enterprises (Sugar Cane) with the utmost attention to detail, just as you’d expect from anything produced by Toyo and overseen by Mister Freedom himself, Christophe Loiron.”

Four pieces are bring shown as part of the 1st Gear collection. “Rider’s Dungarees made of a beautiful left hand twill denim, a Mechanic’s Shirt made of a indigo salt & pepper fabric similar to a medium weight chambray, a Mechanic’s Sweatshirt available in three colors with great detailing and fabric that has to be felt in person to be fully understood, and last but not least a Denim Rider’s Cap which is exclusive to Self Edge San Francisco outside of Japan.”

Many more looks at the Mister Freedom 1st Gear Collection after the click.

We head to Turkey – specifically Istanbul for a preview of the Tween Autumn/Winter 2009 line. The “collection was inspired by James Dean, so they’ve modernised his classic leather jacket, as well as creating contemporary versions of other menswear staples.” The collection for men is wide and should provide some eye candy for those looking to dress in the midpoint of casual and proper.

More looks from the Tween Autumn/Winter 2009 collection after the click.

Closet the scarf and get a little British with these snoods from the Burberry Autumn/Winter 2009 collection. They’re meant to be worn in or our of your overcoat and jacket and come in various textures.  Available in trench, plum, sand, grey melange and black and Burberry’s trademark check. Keep that neck warm fellas.

More looks at the Burberry Snoods for Autumn/Winter 2009 after the click.

“Edited by Anders Hellman. Music by Uniforms for the Dedicated feat Ram-di-Dam.”

Neil Barrett’s footwear for Autumn/Winter 2009 has landed in stores now and we are taking a closer look at the collection. Spanning hi-top silhouettes to leather strapped boots, the Neil Barrett collection offers the detail oriented of consumers options to make their overall daywear unique. The details are in the images so be sure to spend some time checking them out.

More looks from the Neil Barrett Autumn/Winter 2009 Footwear collection after the click.

(d.s. dundee)