Balmain Homme Fall Winter 2011 Lookbook|Clément Chabernaud by Karim Sadli

These are pics from Balmain Homme Fall/Winter 2011 lookbook. It again featured model Clément Chabernaud, who appeared in their lookbook shots right from the very first season of balmain homme.

Ana Locking Fall/Winter 2011-2012

David Delfin Fall/Winter 2011-2012

 

 

Band of Outsiders Fall / Winter 2011 Runway Video

Band of Outsiders recently walked its Fall / Winter 2011 collection, and this runway video shows off what the popular brand is planning. With an emphasis on layering, Band of Outsiders supplements this look with full knits and sweaters. Think of it as hipster ski-bum. The men’s line lasts for the first three minutes of the video, with women’s line taking up the rest.

Chanel Fall/Winter 2011-2012

Designer Karl Lagerfeld’s Fall 2011 Collection for Chanel was casual, dark and moody – from the apocalyptic looking set to the dark, brooding palette of the clothes the show captured the sombre tone of Paris Fall 2011 Fashion week.

Emilio Pucci Fall/Winter 2011-2012 (men looks)

Moncler Gamme Bleu Fall/Winter 2011-2012 -- The Royal Dog Show

Matthew Schneier review

One of the favorite guessing games of Milan fashion week involves Thom Browne and what kind of spectacle he might be preparing for his always-elaborate Moncler Gamme Bleu show. Last season, it was bicyclists at the Velodrome; the one before, in Florence, a barracks full of slumbering soldiers. This time around, the designer laid the scene at Centro Ippico Lombardo, a horse track a ways out of town.

At trumpet's call, five horsemen, in long red Moncler riding coats bearing the Browne tricolor stripe, trotted out to greet the chilly crowd. And then came the guys on foot, each trailing a reluctant beagle or two. The hunt gave Thom his juice. Cue jodhpurs, high boots, saddlebags, and puffer parkas stitched with shooting patches.

A red rider's coat in the Moncler archive was the departure point for all this. It set Browne on a spin through the fabrics of the chassé, the English houndstooths, and Prince of Wales checks you'd find at a country house party. There were tried-and-true Browneisms—a smattering of shorts suits, some collared with soft Mongolian lamb—and plenty of the quilted, covetable puffer coats that fly off shelves. But it seemed almost churlish to focus on them in the midst of so much spectacle.

Lord knows where Browne will go next season, but likely on hiatus from animal acts. The showman had a word of advice to those seeking to follow in his dramaturgical wake: "Don't work with dogs."

source: Style.com/