Supremebeing A/W '11

 

As it’s almost coat season, the most enjoyable time of the year, Supremebeing have put a collection together ready to fight off any possible winter blues. The Heavyweight Drop is their collection of incredibly warm looking classic-style parkas, designed specifically to fight off Tundra style conditions. You can see a selection of them below.

 The new styles are available now from their website here.

Polka Dots At Glass Boutique.

We've fallen in love with these gorgeous polka dot cardigans from Glass Boutique. Patterns are the key decoration this season, these cardigans feature colour multi-sized dots and elegant small montone ones.

Prices for the cardigans start at £115.
Please go here to view the mini collection.

Tom Darracott For Money

Formula One decals aren't really what you'd class as a major influence on the fashion world, so this race car inspired shirt is a bit of a rarity. The product of a collaboration between Ape obsessed clothing company Money and London based designer Tom Darracot, this is the first design in a series, with Tom being the fourth artist to be involved in the clothing lines For Money collection.

The shirt is £35.00 from here
You can visit Money here
And Tom's website is http://tomdarracott.com

Lazy Oaf A/W'11

Great stuff coming for Lazy Oaf's A/W'11 collection. Which piece is your favourite?

Lavenham A/W'11.

Probably the most iconic piece from Lavenham is their padded jackets which is seen on the gorgeous model below in 'Spruce' this jacket comes in over 13 colour ways including red, new taupe and dorset blue.

Other jackets that are included in this years lineup are the wool check style which comes in new grey (below) and red.

Our favourite piece of the whole collection is this mohair skirt. A simple quilted skirt with patch pockets and logo button fastening.

What do you guys think? Will you be sporting Lavenham next season?

For the full lookbook please click here.

Palladium LITE SS '11

Palladium was founded in 1920 in Lyon, France to make tires for the fledging aviation industry, layering brands of canvas underneath vulcanised rubber. They were so successful that they soon equipped the majority of Europe’s air fleets. In 1947, after the end of WWII saw the demand for aircraft tires decrease, Palladium used their expertise to make boots that were as hard wearing as their tires. The boots were so comfortable and durable that they were adopted by the legendary French Foreign Legion for their rugged use. With over 60 years if authenticity and heritage, Palladium relaunched in 2009 for modern day explorers around the world. While the timeless design remains unchanged, the boots are now lighter and more comfortable than ever before and feature premium materials throughout the range.

We are loving these boots. What do you guys think?

For more information please click here.