Amy Winehouse’s final collaboration with Fred Perry. As a testament to the beauty she brought to our lives see below the statement release by Fred Perry:

“After much consideration and with the blessing of Amy’s family, Fred Perry has decided to release the AW11 range and wholesale the SS12 Amy Winehouse for Fred Perry Collection. Amy was passionate and dedicated to the collaboration and her signature style is clearly stamped across each piece. In such circumstances, Amy’s royalties and fees from both collections will be donated to the soon to be established Amy Winehouse Foundation. Fred Perry will also make a seasonal donation to the Foundation.”

See more images on the next page courtesy of Fred Perry.

Amy Winehouse’s final collection for Fred Perry is now available for purchase. See the rest of the offerings on the next page.

Seeing this posthumous collaborative collection (see the first effort here) sent me over to Youtube for a bittersweet session of Amy Winehouse video watching. I imagine there will also be recorded music released in the months ahead but it’s sad to think we’ll never see her peform it live. Via Fashionising.

More Amy Winehouse for Fred Perry clothes, shoes, belts and bags on the next page.

“I like the idea that something as conservative and traditional as a cameo brooch could become subversive in the right hands,” says dsigner Richard Nicoll, explaining the theme for his collection for Fred Perry, launching on January 24th. Enjoy more looks on the next page.

Fred Perry was started as an athletic wear company and has since grown into a street wear staple. While it is their menswear collection that usually gets press, I was pleasantly surprised to see that they had kicked it up a notch for their womenswear fall 2009 line. In fact, I pretty much fell in love with a dozen or so pieces so much so that last night I actually dreamt about their leather pencil skirt. Butter soft leather, a small laurel detail (Fred Perry’s infamous logo), and a peek-a-boo hot pink satin lining, all add up to a dream purchase.  They make a matching jacket as well, creating a suit for the younger set with a serious edge. The line was all about taking modern approaches on classics. One major piece, a black trench, with added patent leather elbow patches as well as detailing on the collar, had a futuristic feel. The accessories were killing it and the knit wear looked so refined and cool. Overall the collection was bananas and at the top of my list for must haves for Fall ‘09.

Be sure to hit up the jump for a preview of Fred Perry Fall 2009.