A whole lot of goodness for a sneaker that we pretty much would live in this fall exclusively available at No. 6 London. Made  for the boys which totally breaks our hearts… #sneakerlove.

This cardigan is one to go straight to the men’s department and buy. The quality is proper (100 percent  camel hair) , real suede  elbow patches and a classic slim cut. Get it for your man as a gift and borrow it  as much as you can… Via Mr.Porter.

Alexander Wang’s menswear collection recently had its exclusive launch at Barney’s, and the department store’s creative ambassador (interesting title!), Simon Doonan, had a chat with Wang on the offerings and who he had in mind as a customer when he created his designs. But the most revealing part of the interview is not about the clothes but the conditioner Wang uses to keep his locks so enviably luxurious. According to Wang he doesn’t use conditioner and appears to be a part of the anti-shampoo brigade, opting for a brand called No-Poo.  Such a Downtowner at heart that Wang is.

Opening Ceremony recently posted its men’s lookbook for Autumn. These are highly covetable, are they not? For that matter, the wool leggings, too. No idea what the brand is they’re not on OC’s retail site yet. If you’re a menswear know-it-all, feel free to speak up in the comments.

General Idea’s Spring 2012 collection speaks to designer Bumsuk Choi’s skill at mixing color, patterns and textures. Inspired by “les garcons sur la plage” (boys on the beach), the collection is anchored by nautical stripes and  color blocking, giving new life to items like the knitted shorts above, which we would gladly borrow. A peek at our faves courtesy of William Yan, complete runway here.

Selectism has given us the first look at T by Alexander Wang’s collaborative effort with Dockers, which came about as part of Wang’s prize for winning GQ magazines’s “Best New Menswear Designer” award. Which, is maybe more of a prize for Dockers then Wang? Kidding, sort of, probably it was a good learning experience for both. And yes, this is for the fellas, but like that’s ever stopped us from stealing before! The collection will be available at Bloomingdales and will be launched tonight in conjunction with FNO.

One of my personal favorites from Project was Nickelson Wooster’s  “Project Wooster.’ As a woman in love with fine menswear (and the men who appreciate it), the enclave presented personal favorites like Dr. Romanelli, Raif,  Barker Black as well as discoveries like Parabellum  whose bags are so perfectly swoon worthy I lamost walked away with the Medicine Man duffle (above). More images on the flip.

To fashion savvy New Yorkers it’s an obvious fact that the fellas this summer have it all  over the ladies when it comes to dressing. While women are still messing around with their denim shorts (from day to evening even!) and languid tanks, guys are looks crisp and fresh and HOT. The Tommy Ton image above is one example but for more evidence check out Hotguysonthetrain where fashion isn’t even the theme and yet, everyone looks oh-so GQ!

We always talk about our appreciation of menswear. While  looking for a female who nails the look, we found The Rake’s fashion editor, Esther Quek on La garconne and Citizen couture.  Fierce.

In these parts we have a fine appeciaton for slick menswear. Worn  well on men, we swoon and we occasionally  love to ”borrow.” When it comes to shoes though,  we’d like to have our own for obvious reasons. Gladly, world-renowned Grenson has had the wit to bless us with a collection of  women’s footwear that has nothing to envy from their male counterparts. Chukka boots , oxfords, brogues and the Chelsea boot in stunning bordeaux and grey suede (making our hearts go pitter patter). Launching this September in the United Kingdom, the women’s Grenson line launches in the states for Spring 2012. Hop over to see some more cuties.