Definietly one of the most creative collections this year, Jean Charles de Castelbajac presents ‘Pirates, Parrots and Paradise’ for the spring and summer seasons. The knitwear collection features a nautical inspiration and contains plenty of red and navy blue colors in each design. See the brands retailers for availability.

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Dazed Digital

An original lamp design that resembles an eclipse, the Nissyoku lamp has the ability to morph its sides for various lighting environments. Working off of two 5w led panels, the versatile lamp can be either hung from a ceiling or simply set on a table. Created by IgenDesign.

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Footwear brand, Android Homme, moves to stake their claim in this competitive fashion market with their new Spring 2010 campaign. The brand includes 5 new models and a line of accessories for the spring season, the innovative brand has made it clear that they are hear to stay. With an interesting approach to the classic lookbook format, they’ve released a video to accompany it as well.

“Shapes and symbols have been a method of communicating and comprehending the unknown since the beginning of time. Android Homme brings you a brand video that utilizes some basic symbols and shapes to outline the process of reprogramming. This piece, directed by Javier Laval, is intended to stimulate and trigger memories from our ancient past to our near and distant future.”

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British brand YMC continue their return to previous form with this Navajo style chunky knit cardigan. The cardigan is made from a cotton and linen mix material. The Navajo pattern has been the victim of overkill in recent seasons, yet YMC have managed to remind us how this print can look inspired, rather than simulated.

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Noteworthy fashion brand Beautiful Fül presents its new 2010 Fall/Winter Collection, named “The Last Man”. The collection is inspired by a dark and edgy feel from the 60s and 70s motorcycle gangs. Most of the pieces are black, and use a variety of materials for the collection. The brand uses melton wool and leather, with the roughness of the wool contrasted by the smoothness of various leather selections.

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Hussein Chalayan is a Turkish-born British fashion designer, his impressive achievements include back-to-back British Fashion Awards. Moreover. His ability to take on risk in his design, which many times include the latest technology, has won him accolades around the globe. In the new Puma Urban Mobility Collection, Chalayan explores that fine boundary between fashion and technology. Pick up the new Puma Urban Mobility shoes at Revolve Clothing’s webstore for $250USD.

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Revolve Clothing

The new Han Kjobenhavn frames have it all, the timeless designs, the variety of colorways, the different colored tinted lenses, and more. The new collection features 5 different styles which all come in range of colors. Pick up the new sunglasses now at the Han Kjobenhavn webstore.

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Swedish brand Odeur launched their newest collection which they titled “Light” for the spring/summer season. The collection features beautifully designed loose shirts and a few different pairs of chinos. The collection features traditional colors and is available at their retailers.

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The new sunglasses collection from Waiting For The Sun offers a wide range of styles that come in either a light brown or black colorway. The sunglasses offer both style and comfort for your everyday use. Each pair is handcrafted with renewable resources to offer a special uniqueness in every pair.

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Heru Suryoko’s newest pictures are being praised everywhere. Heru’s imagination has people admiring his work for the comical and artistic efforts of his artwork. The new pictures include everything from the business world to prehistoric times.

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