GQ delivers these looks from the Jil Sander Spring/Summer 2012 collection as shown in Milan. The collection features a standout money pouch/iPad holder across looks that feature some color but mostly a minimal controlled palette of colors. Let us know your thoughts on the new collection.

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GQ (all day) with the best shots from the Trussardi 1911 show. Focused on the traveler, the collection ran the gamut from casual to fitted suits while holding the line’s collection of travel bags. A wide open collection that offers a range of looks for all.

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Giuliano Fujiwara provides us with a preview look from their Spring/Summer 2012 footwear collection of sneakers. Slit leathers including some suede plays work into the classic trainer and hi-top forms.

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Japan’s Delikatessen delivers their Spring/Summer 2012 looks for men. Shirts and shorts offer a look into new takes on the classic looks. Started in 2009, Delikatessen has a fresh future ahead of them. Let us know your thoughts on the collection.

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Beating most of the men’s market shows to the punch, WATM showcases looks from Italy’s CAMO line – their Spring/Summer 2012 collection. While early, it is a preview look at what to expect next year. “The “River” Collection draws inspiration from the river “Cervo” in Italy and one glance at the lookbook makes it obvious how important the idea of waterways was to the collection aesthetically and functionally.” Looks like we’re still fishing! We’ll bring more macro looks during the market weeks.

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Australia’s Bassike shares their looks for Spring/Summer 2012 (Southern Hemisphere style). More contemporary men’s looks for the season. Blues are strong in the collection. Worth a look.

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A fresh and early look at what to expect from Spring 2012 with Burberry Prorsum’s pre-Spring 2012 looks. Here’s Christopher Bailey’s thoughts on the collection. “This collection started with our iconic heritage as the foundation, we really wanted to emphasise this feeling of artisanal and decorative pieces that had been touched by hand, celebrating craftsmanship but always with this playful element. We have taken our icons and played with texture to personalise and give them a real character and charm using colour to highlight the intricate detail that goes in to crafting them.”

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