Intersection Magazine continues to deliver their watch photo essays against some interesting backgrounds. Their latest takes on the world of tires. Vuitton, Cartier and many others in there. Take a view in our gallery. Photos by: Brandon Bozon.

More looks after the click.

As usual Monocle hits it right on the nail with their latest fashion spread in their April 2011 issue. The perfect combination of classic Italian chic is combined with Japanese attention to detail. From Ferragamo, Bottega Veneta, to Kolor, White Mountaineering and visvim, pretty much all our favorite labels are represented. Not only are they in there, but they are combined into perfect Spring outfits, making the models look like they know whats up, without being totally overdressed or attention seeking. Subtle luxury one might be able to call it.

Check out the full spread after the jump.

Beckham takes the cover of issue 13 of Fantastic Man. In fact, they’re calling him the “most famous man in the world.” Could be true. He’s at least one of the world’s best known footballers. In their words: “Perhaps the most famous gentleman in the world, Mr. BECKHAM is freshly coiffed care of ALAIN PICHON, and photographed at a pie and mash shop in his native London by ALASDAIR McLELLAN. Other notable profiles include: the new director of the TATE MODERN, CHRIS DERCON, who discusses the fantastic prospects for the museum’s upcoming HERZOG & DE MEURON extension; owner of THE INDEPENDENT newspaper, the media oligarch Mr. EVGENY LEBEDEV.” Find it on newsstands soon. While you’re there pick up other periodicals and support print. #serious

More looks inside issue 13 after the click.

That latest from Amsterdam’s finest. Journal de Nimes drops their seventh issue on the market. “The North American issue. Two of the many highlights of this issue are a portrait of Cone Denim and the New Haven Math Club photo-shoot for Gant Rugger. Another must-read is an extensive piece in which Tenue de Nîmes asked influencers like Andy Spade and Alain de Botton to tell us all about their personal North American icons. And then there is our Japan correspondent Anneke Beerkens, who analyzed the Japanese passion for America and all things American in her article ‘Amekaji’ while Japan was hit by the earthquake.” Check out the full issue online for your viewing…

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There is some history we don’t want surfacing as a fashion trend. (We’re looking at you, Neighborhood). That said, Steven Heller’s “Stripes Strip Humanity” from imprint is terrific and our tip for read of the day. He begins, “Prison uniforms are graphically designed so an inmate can be immediately recognized as such. Originally a horizontal white and black ‘bee-striped’ uniform was the most popular (and stereotypical) prison garb in the U.S.. Striped prison uniforms commonly used in the 19th and twentieth centuries were abolished in the United States during the mid century because ‘their continued use as a badge of shame was considered undesirable.’”

The rest, complimented by some fantastic photographs, can be read here.

Tenue De Nimes have just dropped their latest issue of Journal de Nimes. This time they’re focusing on dutch products – which makes sense, them being based in the Netherlands – and, from what we’ve seen, it looks just as good as the last one.

Like always, the digital version is available to read here and if you’re in town you can pick up an issue from the store.

Spreads from the magazine are after the leap.

Nicola Formichetti drops photos from the forthcoming issue of Vogue Hommes Japan. Vol.5 features a plethora of male bodies and look for the boys and men. We share his looks from the “With Night Comes the Darkness” photo essay for your viewing pleasure. Vol. 5 hits stores on September 10th.

More looks from inside Vogue Hommes Japan Vol. 5 after the click.

Issue 19 of VMAN gets all NYC on us. “The Wall Street spread in VMAN features Fall’s sharpest looks inspired by the “Financial Cowboys of the 1980’s as a part of VMAN’s first ever ‘The Age Issue.’” Photographer Josh Olins does it proper. VMAN Issue 19 hits newsstands September 9th.

Another look inside VMAN Issue 19 after the click.

One of our favorite web-mags is back with a new issue. It’s Nice That issue 4 is about to hit newsstands. “The lineup is incredibly exciting and we have interviews with Nick Knight, Neville Brody, Miranda July, Trokia, RBG6, Noma Bar and Bompas & Parr, features by Sara De Bondt, Adam Buxton, Adrian Shaughnessy, Jez Burrows, Mike Lemanski, Peter Nencini and Micah Lidberg as well as tons of work from the likes of Michael Landy, Rui Teneiro, Peter Grundy and more.

Also,  ”every order placed before midnight on September 30th (the day before the official release) will receive a free screenprint by James Jarvis, commissioned especially for the issue. The print will be two colour, with a spot UV gloss, making it that little bit extra special and will come unfolded at 185 x 245mm.” Pre-order now.

Select looks from  inside It’s Nice That Issue #4 after the click.

We first looked at England’s Men’s File Magazine issue one and two not to long ago. It is one of the few men’s magazines which does a great job delivering content and “images” primarily for the blue collar workers amongst us, with very clear extensions into the modern fashion trends (truthfully, it works for all guys). Men’s File is not into issue three with a cover story on “Tweed & Navy.” Find the full issue online or through select shops.