two of something 2.4 | furry sleeves (DRIES VAN NOTEN AW 12 + OSMAN AW 11)

Top: Dries Van Noten AW 2012 (via designscene.net) | Bottom: Osman AW 2011 (via mydaily.co.uk)

oversized long tunics @ SHAUN SAMSON AW 2011-12

I love Shaun Samson‘s oversized long tunics from his AW 2011-12 collection (via trendland.com). Minimal and very wearable.

two of something 1.7 | web installation (LYGIA PAPE + DRIES VAN NOTEN)

Top: Ttéia (“Web”) by Lygia Pape via lygiapape.org.br | Bottom: Dries Van Noten AW 2011 window at Modepaleis (Antwerp) via driesvannotenfr.blogspot.co.uk 

fashion: adidas SLVR | AW 2011

German designer Dirk Schoenberger, creative director of adidas SLVR, came up with simplistic yet innovative designs for its autumn/winter 2011 collection. Combining tailored and sport-inspired pieces for both men and women, the collection is smart and modern with a futuristic appeal, consisting of crisp white shirts, tailored jackets and trousers, puffer jackets and more. Check the rest of the looks at adidas.com/slvr/uk

Images screen grabbed from adidas.com/slvr/uk

two of something 0.4 | PINK (JIL SANDER + VERSACE for H&M)

Top: Jil Sander A/W 2011 (via searchingforstyle.com) | Bottom: Versace for H&M (via cool-mosaic.com)

the wanderer by WILLY VANDERPERRE – for DIOR HOMME

Following my post on Kris Van Assche’s A/W 2011 collection for Dior Homme. The designer collaborated with photographer Willy Vanderperre in creating a fantastically creepy, yet stylish film titled ‘The Wanderer’, which is accompanied by images that are similarly creepy and stylish.

More images @ malemodelscene.net

KRIS VAN ASSCHE for DIOR HOMME A/W 2011

Along with black, grey and anything dark (or colour palette that relates to melancholia), red is definitely one of the colours I love. Kris Van Assche has added an element of surprise to his autumn/winter 2011 collection for Dior Homme by injecting scarlet hues into some of the looks, complete with wide-brimmed hats (images via mensmemoir.blogspot.com).

Kris Van Assche has also collaborated with photographer Willy Vanderperre in creating a film titled ‘The Wanderer’, which is both creepy and stylish. Below are some of the stills from the film (via slamxhype.com)