British designer Satyen kumar Patel is a former student of Central St. Martins, graduating in 2001. After working in Milan for the mainline Versace collection, he left and began consulting back in London, before eventually deciding to create his own collection using his first and middle names in 2006. The overall look of his collection is, in his own words, that of an ‘English eccentric play-boy’. This SS09 collection carries on that theme, featuring plenty of stripes and oversized schoolboy like blazers.

See the rest of the Satyenkumar Spring/Summer 2009 collection after the jump.

Thomas Engel Hart has made a comeback of sorts by re-launching his self named label. Previously he had been working with Mugler Homme, but after 3 years he’s decided to kick-start his own label again with this SS09 collection. Featuring quirks like high waisted trousers, block-coloured shirts and feather-like scarves, the look is definitely an androgynous one.

Take a look at the rest of the collection after the jump.

Bjorn Borg White is the classy offshoot of his main collection, focusing on the clean look that Scandinavian brands are known for. This collection has a wide focus, featuring everything from sharp blazers to slouchy casual wear and the odd hooded jacket. The materials are a mixture of natural and man-made such as organic cotton mixed with canvas Teflon.

Take a look at the rest of the collection after the jump.

Our apologies for being late to the party on this collection – it was lost in a sea of women’s wear at London Fashion week. Known as one of the only stores in the UK where you can buy interesting design at relatively affordable prices, B Store have carved out quite a niche for themselves. As well as their store supporting up and coming designers such as Ute Ploier, they’ve also had their own B Clothing line. The SS09 collection is heavy on gingham patterns and double breasted shirts, as well as adding a few quirks to suits and jackets.

Check the rest of the collection after the jump.

At (capsule) we took a close look today at Sweden’s Gram Shoes. The brand became popular not only because of good quality footwear, but also because of their innovative and smart labeling of product. Unlike other brands, Gram weighs all their product and names it according to weight in grams.

Here we give you an outlook at their Spring 2009 collection, which offers some interesting new styles and nice color-ups of existing styles.

More views after the jump.

More from BBB Barcelona. Expected to be available globally sans the USA market, this Clarks "Dragon Dynasty" trifecta features Chinese patterns imprinted onto the fabric lining three silhouettes.  A very nice working on these classic palettes.

View the Dragon Dynasty collection from Clarks after the jump for detailed views of the imprinted pattern.

Eastpak is showcasing a variety of collaborations at Bread and Butter Barcelona. We’ll start by previewing the Spring 2009 Eley Kishimoto collaboration which takes the hounds tooth pattern into a cowlick style swirl across blues, reds, and blacks. A very nice look for the coming spring.

Mor detailed views of the Eley Kishimoto for Eastpak after the jump.

The International Herald Tribune reports in this morning with a review of the Paris mens spring 09 collections commenting on the "volume and graphics" of accessories that looked to serve a purposed of more importance this runway season. "…And, as Paul Smith put it pragmatically backstage before his show, the focus on accessories – scarves, colorful belts and shoes – had a practical purpose as the financial clouds gather. A small purchase can give a fillip to a wardrobe, if strapped-for-cash men pass on a new suit."

Read Suzy Menkes full report at IHT.com