Raf Simons releases a new blazer from their Spring/Summer 2011 ready-to-wear collection at thecorner.com. It’s a traditional cotton blazer with just a touch of Elastane to give it some breathing room. Expect a two-button closure with a generous four pocket offering. The jacket comes unlined but has an array of superior ribbing details throughout the garment. A true collaboration of modernism and sophistication with this classic blazer. I have a Raf Simons suit and the fit was always impeccable.

More looks after the click.

Running on this fifth season of menswear, Orlando Carreras stamps his own style to the men’s shirt market. After working for more than a decade as a senior designer for GAP, Carreras went on his own in creating a signature line that incorporates his personal vision. The line features looks that should appeal to most.

More looks at shirts from the Orlando Carreras Spring/Summer 2010 collection after the jump.

Here is a preview of the forthcoming Dunderdon Spring/Summer 2010 collection which will make its way into their shops later in the year. We have been fans of the Dunerdon outerwear for some time but have never really focused on their casual wear. What we find is a nice mix of Japanese denim with casual tops and button downs – all of which work. The pricepoint is more than proper. Sweden represent.

Many more looks from the Dunderdon Spring/Summer 2010 collection after the jump.

A few more looks from Bread & Butter Berlin. We bring you looks from the Red Wing Spring/Summer 2010 offering. Their classic styles continue to take market share across Europe while remaining built tough and proper for the fashions in trend.

Be sure to examine more looks at their deck shoes in a variety of leathers after the jump.

This handheld FLIP video of RIck Owen’s Spring/Summer 2010 runway show is a great example of how a bird eyes view can give a unique perspective on fashion. Be sure to examine the footwear and the runway music. (a shaded view)

After the jump, a great photo of from Jak & Jil of the finale.

Runway view of the coming S/S 2010 line from this great Australian line.

ACL previews the Isetan Store Spring 2009 Catalog with great looks from a variety of designers that speak “American Trad.” “The Isetan in Shinjuku is one of the most impressive stores in the world, a labyrinth of materialistic pursuits. In fact, the men’s shoe section nearly made me cry. These clothes below might not be identified or available for purchase to most of us, but I thought they are great from a styling / photography perspective.”

More looks at A Continuous Lean – #bros.

“When it comes to the market of people, Dexter Wong has been dressing sub cultures for decades. As the name suggests, PEOPLE’S MARKET focuses on people’s fast paced and everchanging lifestyle needs, incorporating what we want to wear and how we live our lives, what influences us and how we influence.” (coutequecoute)

More views from People’s Market Spring/Summer 2009 Collection after the jump.

Japan’s OPENERS Magazine has just published a great editorial on Giuliano Fujiwara. The online magazine covers the menswear Spring/Summer collection with a solid photo editorial as well as some insight from the designer on the collection. Well worth a look.

More views of the OPENERS editorial with Giuliano Fujiwara after the jump.

The TSE Cashmere line was founded by Augustine Tse in 1989 as an outlet to bring focus on the luxury yarns of the world. “This beautiful raw material had been used very one-dimensionally, was very expensive, and was perceived to be reserved for only the elite.” Tse changed that view by outfitting looks for everyone including men. 

More views from the TSE Spring/Summer 2009 Men’s Collection after the jump.