We’ve posted the video for this range before, but here’s some still life shots for you to get your teeth into. They’re crazy sexy cool like a TLC album. And, in case you were wondering, we do compare all footwear with 90’s R&B albums. We call bad ones ‘Xscape’.

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If you’re one of the folks who need more Louis V (and your mama couldn’t get through to you), this SS11 campaign should be right up your alley. Apparently this is the first time Vuitton has used an Asian male model which is great for diversity or, depending on your viewpoint, a cynical ploy to get into the booming chinese market. Either way, there’s covetable pieces after the leap. (Louis Vuitton Lover)

After showing off their accessories last week, here’s a look at COS’s full collection. There’s still a definite workwear influence in there but it’s a little less prevalent than in previous seasons. This time around there’s pleated chinos and double breasted blazers (as seen above) alongside short sleeved sweatshirts, and a plethora of jackets – including a bomber we have our eye on.

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Here’s a look at COS’s SS11 accessories collection. H&M’s upscale sibling (who would’ve been perfect for that Lanvin collab) continues making desirable and affordable accessories. We would say accessible but unless you’re in Europe, you’ve still got little chance of getting your holds on these. We’d heard murmurs about an online store a while back, but nothing’s surfaced as of yet.

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SL favourites Uniforms for the Dedicated have just sent over their latest collection and, as you’d expect, it’s a doozy. If you know UftD you should know what they do by now and that continues – no bad thing. It remains quirky enough to pique our interest but not so quirky it’s unwearable. And if you missed out the first time, that varsity of theirs makes a welcome return.

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Shot by Camilla Åkrans, the video is a short (really short, like 15 seconds worth) look into the clothes of their upcoming collection and the eyes of a model.

And, to redress the balance, we’ve included the women’s collection after the leap. You see, we’re all about fairness here.

Fallow, A new denim company who make their denim, have just released their new lookbook. Beware though, this isn’t your tranquil ‘walking through the woods’ shoot that you’re used to – turn down your speakers unless you want a shock. If you want to get a look at the denim, go take a look at Goodhood.

We’re gonna kick off this Monday morning with an up close look at Mr Hare. Continuing his reign as maker of the segsiest shoes out there (a title he strangely leaves off any press releases….) this collection sees a couple new shapes join the team, alongside some revamps and re-releases. It’s tough to pick a favourite, but we’re rather partial to the King Tubby in salmon skin (pictured above).

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We know it’s just getting to real autumn (or fall if you don’t speak proper English) but here’s a first look at Church’s Spring/Summer 2011 collection. In the past few years Church’s spring collections have been more interesting than their autumn ones; a trend that continues with their SS11 collection. Although there isn’t much ‘new’ – although it can be argued that a company like Church’s should be focused on refining rather than the bells and whistles – they’ve added the likes of red brick soled suede loafers (above), as well as contrast stitched derbies and suede oxfords. There’s even a pair of double monks for the DM lover crowd.

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