A cork hat? Yes, indeed.

One of the more intriguing items from Project Las Vegas comes from Toronto-based Nobis. Coming in two styles, these lightweight caps carry amazing texture and individual coloring. The use of cork is in keeping with the brands interest in exploring a wide variety of materials. Previously (and continually) they work in angora and llama wool, hemp, and with several other recycled sources.

In addition, Nobis will continue to offer a range of knit caps.

Further details of Nobis’ autumn/winter collection after the leap.

Here’s a look at select sunglass models from the Linda Farrow Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter 2010 collection. As usual, Farrow is working with a variety of houses on co-branded sunglass models, including, Raf Simons, Veronique Branquinho, Jeremy Scott, and more.

More select looks from the Linda Farrow Sunglasses for S/S and A/W 2010 collection after the click.

Our friends at Contributing Editor continue to pump out some of the best magazine for web format editorials. Their latest by fashion editor, Michelle Cameron, and photographer, Derek Kettela, battles numerous Japanese lines such as Y’s, CdG, and more against the likes of KZP, D&G, and more…

Fashionisto take a look at the Autumn collection from London’s b Store. “B store sails into the fall with their chic collection of fashionably awkward proportions. B Store explores and tweaks traditional menswear in a fashion that results in a new range of clothing separates and pairing possibilities. High-waist trousers are cropped to high-water length, whereas blazers are delivered various treatments as modern as the motorcycle jacket’s cut.”

Many more views from the b Store Autumn 2009 collection after the jump.

Japan’s Satoru Tanaka previews their Fall/Winter 2008/2009 Collection. "In 1997, Satoru Tanaka founded “S.T.A.F”, a predecessor apparel brand of Satoru Tanaka, in Tokyo.  Pursuing his brand concept “Subtlety infused Beauty”, in 2003 Satoru Tanaka took a bold step forward and established the higher-quality line, ‘Satoru Tanaka’. 

View many runway looks from the Satoru Tanaka Spring/Summer 2009 Collection after the jump.

BBlessing NYC brings forth their first menswear collection this Fall of 2008. "BBlessinng brings its unique vision and perspective to bear on the men’s ready-to-wear for the first time." The Fall/Winter 2008 Collection takes inspiration from "the hushed forest tectures and crisp breaks of the Pacific Northwest region of the United States." Follow the American way with BBlessing this Fall.

Many more views of the BBlessing Fall/Winter 2008 Collection after the jump.

Thanks to Skeltons Legs for turning us onto the label Talking About The Abstraction. As they mention, "The brand is known for printing photos of clothes onto mismatched clothes in a stunningly realistic manner.  The first jacket you see is actually a sweater with the image of a jacket printed onto it." An absolute must see line.

More view of Talking About the Abstraction for Fall/Winter 2008/2009 after the jump.

Japanese designer, Miyuki Minami launched her Itazura line in 2003 after having worked in apparel for years. The name Itazura comes from children’s books. "Itazura swim around freely in the world of adult and the world of children,like Peter and Wendy in Peter Pan,written byBarrie james matthew. It is the world where the adult,who has learned to conceal cleverly,wants to peep in again." Her menswear collection for Fall/Winter 2008 plays on this theme with androgenous looks that fit oversized at times. (via sl)

More views from Itazura for Fall/Winter 2008-2009 after the jump.

Denmark’s Rene Gurskov’s Men’s line is cryptic at times in determining what the focus or theme is when reading their press releases. Luckily the clothing tends to hold itself up without need for words or communicae. What we can make out is that the Fall/Winter 2008/2009 collection, "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me." pulls from the Boy George aesthetic of London "finding his way /style… Guys with tattoos and bloody nose."

View more from the Rene Gurskov Fall/Winter 2008/2009 Collection after the jump.

Sneaky Steve is a shoe brand that fits an important market that tends to be forgotten by many  brands today, the middle ground. Its like being the middle child in someways, where the market is either outpricing you or the lower end is simply too weak to be priced with. The good thing is that this middle ground is what consumers are asking for. Shelling out the big bucks every season for new footwear is not something all can do.

Sneaky Steve fills that gap. "Sneaky Steve is made for all sneaker lovers who want genuine design with an attitude for a bloody good price. Now you dont just one model, buy them all….The materials are based on leather, but you  will of course still find the classical sneaker material canvas in our classic sneaky steve sneakers, Swap High and Dicky Day."

View the entire Sneaky Steve Fall/Winter 2008/2009 Collection after the jump.