The fifth incarnation of the "Jeremy Loves Ksubi" Collection was previewed last week during Paris Fashion Week alongside Jeremy Scott’s Spring/Summer 2009 Collection ‘Let Them Eat Gas." The execution is simple: Jeremy’s prints on the Ksubi silhouettes. Look for florals, and hearts on Van Winkle denim, Jets jackets and overalls.

More detailed views of the "Jeremy Loves Ksubi" Collection 2009 for men after the jump.

The visual art of hair in the face is one that has been seen along runways for years now. Its a deflection of sorts, to pull focus away from the beautiful faces showing lines and putting eyeballs immediately on the fashion (and now I have spent a paragraph focusing on exactly that).

Ksubi previews their Spring/Summer 2009 Men’s Collection with a few looks that keep pure the rocker mentality and lets you imagine yourself in their denim. (via denimology)

More views of Ksubi’s Spring/Summer 2009 Denim for Men after the jump.

Mix some smoked lenses, metal frame and tortoise shell, and you get the Ksubi Metal Sunglasses. An industrial feel that will not leave you looking Terminator-esque.Get them now at AR.

More views after the jump.

We came across a nice interview with the guys behind Ksubi, one of the most exciting Australian exports in recent years. Check it out here below and find out how it all came about!

With impatience many are waiting to see the first collection of Kanye Wests upcoming clothing line, Pastelle. Now word got out that Ksubi from Australia, will be working on a sunglass collection for Pastelle.

“The 10-time Grammy winner will launch Ksubi for Pastelle globally in October. The range, designed by George Gorrow, will feature limited-edition gold frames, which will sell for about $2000. Japanese buyers have already placed orders, sight unseen.

West first worked with Gorrow and his business partner Dan Single in 2006 to create stage eyewear for West’s music video clips.” Via SMH/Highsnobiety.

Something to be looking out for! One thing is for sure, Kanye West knows exactly who to work with and only goes for the best.

Facing your website to look like Google has some advantages: simple navigation, ease of use, and focus on results. Ksubi.com clearly had all of this in mind when they launched their online presence which features a full online store, links to past projects, and a whole lot more.

Visit the now at ksubi.com