Church’s have released images of their SS12 collection and, as always, we’ve taken our pick of the bunch. The collection isn’t as Prada-esque as the last one, which is a good thing. As you can see above, they’re still fans of a good red brick sole, which we don’t mind in moderation. Elsewhere there’s blue suede tassel loafers, and a few handsome brogues. Not to mention more red brick.

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We all love Dana Lee don’t we? Of course we do, which is why her Spring 2012 collection has gone viral before we can finish this sentence. The clothes are great, as always, and the fact that Jody Rogac photographed the lookbook didn’t hurt either.

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Also showing on menswear day is Oliver Spencer, one of the new school O.G’s – if that makes sense. The collection is what you’d expect from Mr Spencer, all relaxed tailoring, handsome knits and great shoes. We think the double breasted number above is the sort of thing that only Ray J and the money team could pull off.

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We know the focus at James Small’s shows will be on who attended – We heard some Mosses were involved – but the collection doesn’t need the celeb cosign. After all, with shedloads of sheer, patterned shirts and trousers we’d roll up on Ray J for, it’s filled with stuff we wish we had in our wardrobe.

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Stuff your Supreme store openings, today’s menswear day! And everyone knows streetwear is just fashion for the insecure anyway. One of our standouts from today is Lou Dalton, who made a collection stuffed full of great, wearable coats, blazers and some Swarovski crystal covered t-shirts that only Ray J could afford. You know he’s got seven Rolls Royces right?

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We know, we know, you’re tired of New York Fashion Week already. But bear with us while we showcase one last collection for the day. The big news in this collection is that he’s expanded womenswear after showing off a few looks last season. Elsewhere there’s hawaiian influenced shirts and jackets, suiting and the usual collection of outerwear we’re dying to get our hands on. Take a look for yourself after the leap. (Style)

Tech on tech on tech. That’s the basis of 6876’s collaboration with Rohan, a Yorkshire based technical wear company. They’ve combined the best of both of their worlds, marrying 6876’s design skills with the knowledge Rohan have to create a small capsule line of goods. There’s plenty more shots after the leap and we expand further on this line in our interview with 6876’s Kenneth McKenzie, which will be on the site on Monday.

Here’s a video for James Small’s SS12 collection, entitled ‘wash’. It features some models decked out in James Small and Jamie Winstone in a very big hat.

It was short and sweet but we’re now at the end of our Jacket Required roundup. We’d like to thank our manager, producer, everyone who’s supported us through these hard times, the guy who gave us that sandwich one time, the fans and, most importantly, God. Without him we wouldn’t be typing these words. And we’d also like to praise Fracap, who made these handsome boots.

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In case you didn’t know, patterns back! That was the general theme to be taken from Vanishing Elephant’s collection. Alongside the printed shirts were some handsome shorts, Ralph-esque chinos and some handsome shoes.

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