We know, we know, you’re tired of New York Fashion Week already. But bear with us while we showcase one last collection for the day. The big news in this collection is that he’s expanded womenswear after showing off a few looks last season. Elsewhere there’s hawaiian influenced shirts and jackets, suiting and the usual collection of outerwear we’re dying to get our hands on. Take a look for yourself after the leap. (Style)

For the first time Scott Sternberg showcased his Band of Outsiders collection for Autumn/Winter 2011 on the runway, during New York Fashion Week. The LA designer continues to present his smart schoolboy look. He was inspired by 70s hiking for the coming season and smartly mixes that with his signature look. Fur jackets and accessories certainly stand out and the footwear was once again provided from the Band of Outsiders for Sperry Top-Sider Collection, which featured an interesting mid cut boot this time around.

Take a full look at the Band of Outsiders Autumn/Winter 2011 Collection after the jump.

Last night we attended the New York Fashion Week presentation of Riviera Club, showcasing their new Autumn/Winter 2011 Collection. The dinner table setup continues to be a popular one – we have seen it already this season in Paris at the Thom Browne show and in Copenhagen at the Vibskov show. Riviera chose to do a more loose setting of their presentation, with models hanging out around the fully set dinner tables. The looks stay similar to what we have seen before – a smart heritage inspired look that we also continue to like, as it is easy to wear, easy to match, yet you are dressed for any occasion.

Photography: Jacob Breinholt for Selectism

Take a full look at the Riviera Club Autumn/Winter 2011 Collection Presentation after the jump.

We visited the Robert Geller Autumn/Winter 2011 Collection Runway Show in New York yesterday. The designer makes a big step with his new collection, perfectly fusing a high end fashion look with an easy to wear downtown look. Especially the designer’s jackets have become very sophisticated. He makes use of a lot of leather in the new collection, but uses it rather different from other brands and collections that we have seen so far. As usual we like seeing a sophisticated collection that is also easy to wear.

Photography: Jacob Breinholt for Selectism

A full look at the collection presentation follows after the jump.

Taking inspiration from the early 19th century mountain climbing scene, Japanese designer Daisuke Obana showed for the first time this season at New York Fashion Week on the runway. The new N. Hoolywood Collection for Autumn/Winter 2011 looks strong with the color palette staying in the grey and beige tones mostly, only with a small part of the collection taking a more bold color direction. The outerwear and pants look fantastic and the designer especially got the details right. Layering the styles next winter will be a lot of fun.

Take a full look at the N. Hoolywood Autumn/Winter 2011 Collection Runway Presentation after the jump.

Gilded Age’s autumn/winter 2011 presentation at New York Fashion Week featured looks for both men and women. As much as we like the gals, focus here is on menswear. A full view of the presentation after the jump.

Photo credit:  Nando Ponce.

Continuing coverage of New York Fashion Week, we take a look at Richard Chai for Original Penguin. The relationship between brand and designer kicks off with something of a teaser, just 8 pieces coming for Spring in anticipation of a full 25 piece collection for Autumn 2011. “Richard and Original Penguin share an aesthetic – smart, classic clothes with a touch of modern whimsy,” says Ann Payne, Creative Director of Original Penguin. “Richard is creating for us something totally new, while at the same time staying true to the roots of our heritage brand.”

Many more runway images and the full product discriptions of Richard Chai’s collection for Original Penguin after the jump.

Give it to men.style for getting up those Spring looks from Fashion Week in NYC this week (as well as a major upgrade in runway shots for screen I must add). Profiling the latest from John Bartlett, Tim Blanks describes the collection. "Bartlett’s recent collections have felt like the stuffing’s been knocked out of them, so it was uplifting to see what amounted to a return to the form he displayed more than a decade ago. In a tightly edited 20 looks, he offered one of his signature meditations on masculinity… Bartlett loves butch, which meant the short sleeves on his shirts… Torsos were defined by the seams of trim cabana shirts."

View more looks from John Bartlett’s Spring 2009 collection after the jump and be sure to read Mr. Blank’s full report at men.style.