Fashionisto gives their take on the Tim Hamilton Spring 2010 show. “For his first Paris junket, American designer Tim Hamilton looked to the stars above for inspiration and the end result is a futuristic collection that seems simple enough, but not for the faint of heart. The collection’s garments are loose and relaxed, but with reason. Embracing a sheer and sheen policy, the collection evolves around see-through numbers like the translucent coat or nylon leggings…” Read the full write-up at Fashonisto.

More views from the Tim Hamilton Spring 2010 Paris Runway show after the jump.

The most talked about show coming out of Paris is arguably the John Galliano “Napolean Bonaparte” inspired runway show held inside a decade old abandoned pool. Armand Limander for NYT’s “The Moment” put it best, “His fantastic exposition, set to a blaring soundtrack that included an homage to Michael Jackson, piled on an assortment of distressed leather jackets, heavily embroidered coats, amazing turbans (some made out of shirts), wreaths of flowers and, needless to say, plenty of his signature underwear. The models were transformed into historical characters, whether it was in reference to Bonaparte’s travels to Egypt and Sicily, or the reinterpretation of his grand military silhouettes in the 1927 silent film “Napoléon” by Abel Gance…” (photos:menstyle)

More views from the John Galliano Spring/Summer 2010 runway show after the jump.

London’s Folk teams with denim maker, Edwin for a footwear collection ready to enter the market this coming Spring/Summer 2010. Mixing the classic details found in denim with the “strongest elements” from Folk, the Edwin Folk collection “underlines the strength of the brand’s ethos rathe than the alter one another’s aesthetic.” Bringing a new footwear line to market is a tough proposition, but the strength of the two brands should put them well on the road to success.

More detailed looks at the Edwin Folk Shoes for Spring/Summer 2010 after the jump.

More runway previews on the way. Les Hommes is up next courtesy of WWD. The Belgian designers bring bring black and white looks to a season which is usually filled with bolder colors of the primary sort. Trousers are cuffed and shorts are fitted to the forms. (cqc)

More views of the Les Hommes Spring/Summer 2010 Collection after the jump.

More previews from the forthcoming 2010 Spring/Summer collection. This time from Marni who showcase menswear which marches to the beat of natural tones which bounce between shades of mustard, browns, and defining blues. Necks are accentuated with warm weather scarves while the suits are styled with a slightly raised cuff. (00o00)

More views of the Marni Spring/Summer 2010 Collection after the jump.

Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2010

Woolrich Woolen Mills drives deeper into the American way with a focus on California’s surf heritage for their Spring/Summer 2010 collection. ”The Surfing sub culture embraced classic California clothing brands that  were originally designed for outdoor sports like camping and hiking. Some of the California brands were intended for Surfers themselves when they were off [their] boards…The key piece of the collection is the Carlsbad Jacket, inspired by vintage outdoor jackets of the 1960’s. The fabric is a water resistant durable cotton poly poplin that was considered the best fabric for the outdoors.”

Many more looks at the Woolrich Woolen Mills Spring/Summer 2010 after the jump.

Runway images are starting to pour in from the Spring 2010 previews being seen in Milan. WWD is of course doing a wonderful job covering the events as well as showcasing the lines. Jil Sander RTW for Spring 2010 caught our attention with it’s minimal collection which puts the bold details on the backburner and focuses more on the reinvention of classic garments. “Designer Raf Simons started on an intriguing note, with gold piping adding a glint of newness to basic white shirts. Then came a host of clever variations on white pique polo shirts that had been crossbred with cardigans, shirts and blazers.” (photos:Giovanni Giannoni)

More views of the Jil Sander Men’s RTW Spring 2010 after the jump.

Bottega Veneta Spring Summer 2010 Runway (latimes)