Last week I introduced EVERYDAY WORKSHOP - a New York based creative design shop that I thought was doing something unique. I wanted to share this shoot that they put together for Esquire UK. Styled by Catherine Hayward & Rhianna Rule - I love the hybrid of nostalgic album covers infused with modern day fashion - seamlessly integrating paralleled lines. It’s so sharp - it’s almost hard to tell where the album cover ends and the human form begins.

It’s just awesome!

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Hitting newsstands on January 28^th, VMAN Magazine #17 features a 6 page spread featuring emerging actor Nicholas Hoult. Hitting the big leagues in such major films as A Single Man and Clash of the Titans; Hoult was photographed by Willy Vanderperre and styled by Olivier Rizzo.

Check out this exclusive preview below…

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Since 1830, Woolrich has been manufacturing fine wool goods, and with their 180^th Anniversary, Woolrich John Rich & Bros has launched a unique capsule collection dedicated to the iconic brand. For Fall 2010, the capsule collection celebrates tradition and history, creating 17 items for men and women – all with a limited production run of 180 pieces of each style. “Modern Hunting Color and Pattern” and “New Heritage” are two prominent themes found throughout – reinterpreting the hunting aesthetic for today’s modern customer. The collection also features updated iconic pieces created by Japanese designer Tokito Yoshida that includes the Polar Parka, Stadium Coat and the Houmboldt Field Jacket. Each item is a blend of heritage inspiration with a modern aesthetic.

My favorite styles below…

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Han Kjobenhavn is launching their second apparel collection for SS10 – inspired by mid 20^th century Japanese worker wear with a modern fit.Their denim range covers the spectrum – from raw unwashed blues to heavy vintage stonewash, all made with 14 oz Japanese green selvedge.

Collection available in February 2010.

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The General Firm just released the latest images of the 2nd collection from CEMENT - a collection of high-end luxury jewelry handmade in Canada. With their recently revamped online store, CEMENT can be found at various locations around Canada, as well as BlackBird and Urban Outfitters. All pieces are unique - each having their own antique/vintage vibe, giving a one of a kind feel to each piece produced. While their creations are timeless and nostalgic - I’m digging their “$Clip” - a functional money clip in the form of a paperclip made out of .925 sterling silver.

Check out the rest of their latest collection below…

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Moncler Gamme Bleu FW 10/11 show from The Malcolm on Vimeo.

Thom Browne presented his latest collection for Moncler yesterday in Milan. Snowboard inspired gear, a sleeping montage, hints of yellow and blue - Browne’s at it again.

Your first look….live from Milan. Thom Browne does it yet again with his snowboard gear inspired collection….

Illesteva’s Summer 2010 collection is inspired by Havana in the 1950’s. During that time Havana had become the Latin Las Vegas and was the entertainment capital of its era. Illesteva’s collection pays homage to the characters that ruled Havana at its prime. The look book was shot by David Cabrera on famed Calle Ocho Boulevard in Miami’s historic “Little Havana” district, guest starring some of the world’s best domino players. Illesteva’s debut collection will launch worldwide in April.

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Kicking off today at 10 AM - (capsule) NEW YORK will be taking over two locations (The Angel Orensanz Foundation and The Puck Building) and ending tomorrow night at 7 PM. RUN….don’t walk.

For more info on what brands are showing at what location - visit the (capsule) site here. And be sure to check out We Are The Market for all the latest and greatest from the BPMW/(capsule) gang.

Bread&Butter Skincare, a brand new skin care line made specifically for men, launched in November of 2009, after founder Brian Lau had an idea he wanted to fulfill. Honing his skill as a skincare expert, Lau helped create products for brands like Aveda, Burt’s Bees, and Dove – but it went against his integrity. He was forced to create misleading advertising, false advertising, and wasteful packaging and decided to go out on his own. He wanted to create products where nothing is put in, said, or done without purpose while simultaneously takings a stand against an industry with a wayward moral code. Plus, its all carry-on approved.

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