A retro and classy atmosphere for the latest Tommy Hilfiger Spring/Summer 2010 Campaign, featuring Anna Jagodzinska & Noah Mills – Be ready for the return of The American Classic…

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There was something so refreshing about London Fashion Week this round. I felt this feeling of tireless radiance throughout most of the shows. There was color, shape, textile development, and risk that altogether excited me much more than New York. Of course in the midst of this overwhelming dynamic there were bits of undismissable disappointment, like Christopher Kane’s presentation, one of the shows I anticipate most each season. It breaks my heart even verbalizing the thought, but that is the nature of this business, it’s hard to reinvent yourself each season with something more than perfection. On the bright side of the catwalk was Mark Fast’s blossoming knitwear, Mathew Willaimsons intergalactic shields of armour, Peter Pilotti’s impressionistic prints, Paul Smith’s Tribal remix, Burberry Prorsum’s royal chic, Julien McDonald’s and Josh Goot’s balanced graphics, and House of Holland’s pop culture femme fatale. A very inspiring week of fashion! To see the New York Fashion Week Review click here.

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Krane‘s newest collection for the upcoming year includes bags that are simple yet modestly cool, sure classics in any man’s wardrobe suitable for school, work, and travel.  They are material-customizable, available in four combinations: dark olive waxed cotton with black leather trim / black waxed cotton with black leather trim / field tan waxed cotton with brown leather trim / soft black leather with black leather trim. Along with the bags for S/S 2010 is their menswear line that is immaculately dapper. Shirts with contrasting collars and pocket trim that have ‘gentleman’ written all over, be them tucked in or worn loose. Tuxedo style as well as soft black leather motorcycle vests are also part of this collection which will certainly be looks to be coveted this coming spring. An interesting piece by Krane for this season is a button-up shirt of sheer black material with what looks like a mini sewn-in teal vest - this is definitely one to turn heads. Each of the aforementioned shirts is paired with regular fit black cropped jeans and oxfords in black and white. All in all, it is indeed a collection limited in color but not at all limited in aesthetic impact. See the full bag line here and the full menswear line here.

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