Robert Geller presented Autumn/Winter 2012 last night during #nyfw. The collection is an updated take on “what made English style so great.” The collection is clearly a not to the street scenes of London and beyond. Earth tones fill the garments with the occasional hits of “burn orange” and “dusty marigold” rounding out layers looks that include cropped knits, military inspired anoraks, and a wide variety of trousers – fitted, roomy, and two-third when necessary. Check the Common Projects shoes and Etiquette Clothiers socks that fill the feet.

Photography: Jacob Brienholt/Selectism.com

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New York’s C.Chauchat delivered this collection of neckwear for the Robert Geller A/W 2011 collection. Inspired by the  ”dusky mauves and greys of Visconti’s epic ‘The Leopard,’” the collection mixes Swiss cottons and overlays of silk with solid color chiffon and polka dots. Friendly enough to spruce up your holiday attire.

Robert Geller’s Spring/Summer 2012 collection, shown during New York Fashion Week on September 10, looks to “explore” the male form in new ways. “Circles, squares and triangles are suggested in pieces such as rounded overcoats, oversized jackets with boxy cuts and pants that start wide at the waist and taper at the ankles. Exaggerated hats, slouchy draping and unexpected tailoring also contribute to the collection’s experimentation with form.” More casualness for Spring with a strong fashion first attitude.

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Get your Top Gun on with this Robert Geller Jacket. And, if that wasn’t a manly enough reference, get your James Dean,Steve McQueen & Paul Newman on with this jacket. We’re not actually sure if any of those three actually wore a jacket like this but were going to make an assumption and say they did. Which means you’ll look exactly like all three of these actors when you put this on. (Aloha Rag)

Here’s a pair of t-shirts from the Robert Geller collection for Spring/Summer 2011. Seasonally appropriate, the casual looks offer something more than the typical white, black, or grey blank that’s stacked in your drawer. Stels Boston has them.

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Geller works with Japan’s CA4LA on these linen dock hats. “Available in two simple colorways and subtle finishes, these crumple-friendly toppers add a carefree romanticism to the wearer’s look that continues to grow as each piece breaks in with everyday wear. It’s also worth noting that both styles look great on guys and girls.” Blackbird has them.

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The Andreas frame from the Robert Geller collection adds simple and clean lines to your everyday wear. Perfect for the man looking for the subtle and classic form. Stels has them.

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The Robert Geller Collection for Spring/Summer 2011 has many solid pieces. The Academy Coat is probably one of my favorites that I’ve seen thus far. The epaulet details on the shoulder, closed hand pockets and the quintessential belt that adds to the true trench coat styling of the piece. The jacket is available in two colorways, black and moss. The fabric looks to be cotton with a finished I’m not to sure on. With the rain and slush still looming over our heads here in the United States, a trench like this could definitely help out. It’s available at BlackbirdBallard.

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Forward has two monk styles from the Common Projects for Robert Geller. Choose between single and double strap monk shoes – both made from Italian leather with rubble sole. Clean looks and proper for a variety of wears.

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Alwaysnever highlights this look backstage and “behind the scenes” from Robert Geller’s Autumn 2011. Peter Nguyen photos the looks and bring us a taste of what happens in preparation for the big show. Worth a look.

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