Alexander McQueen label lives on with McQ Spring Summer 2012 collection. Dudes, we encourage you to check out a preview of the lookbook below for some inspiration. The solid range is paying homeage to the 50′s youngsters and includes an all around diverse range enabling you to really mix it up to be either preppy or rock n roll. The line is close betweek geek-cool and nerdy – you need to be a true individual to pull off this style. (more…)

Cheap Monday’s creator Örjan Andersson has started another jeans label Från Ö till A. It’s a street fashion label with a clean rock look.The Swedish named label based on his initials also pulls the Swedish alphabet back to front, might be tongue twisting for some foreigners if it heads overseas. We are a bit surprised that he decided to focus on jeans again in a new line but as the popular TV series “How To Make It in America”, denim never seems to go out of fashion hey! (more…)

A keen skater and sneaker lover, this Vans wearer’s shoes have only been in his collection for 1 month! Looking at the wear, tear and discolouration of them I was shocked to hear this, but he assured me that they may only have been in his possession, but before that they belonged to his cousin who has now passed them on. So, as one chapter of the shoes ends, another begins and who knows what the future holds, maybe a succession of future owners before they’re discarded to the big shoe pile in the sky. (more…)

Some of you might recall Shwood Handcraft Wooden Eyewear from Portland that we featured earlier this year among new indie labels to watch. These guys creates wooden sunglasses from sustainably harvested wood and have just been chosen as Dell’s favourite small business, awarded cash and an online reality show for publicity. Watch the first episodes here. (more…)

New Balance has a cult following that sees loyal followers coming back to the brand time after time for their classic styles. It seems that people love the wholesome values of this brand whose ability to turn out timeless casual shoes is effortless. This NB lover was delighted to show off his new 373′s; a classic shoe that works well with the preppy look he was wearing on this day. (more…)

American horror-comic Creepy magazine, launched by Warren Publishing in 1964, is being revived for Halloween in a collaboration between Stussy and Creepy. The limited series of tees and hats bring original Creepy art to life from some of the most influential comic book artists of all time, including Frank Frazetta, Steve Ditko, Neal Adams, and John Severin.

Creepy Magazine has been cited by many of the old school graffiti legends and illustrators from skateboarding industry as a major influence on them when they were growing up. Check out the video below with owner Dan Braun in New York. (more…)