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Moncler Gamme Bleu is a favorite for some of us here and with good reason. When you mix a European skiwear company with a former designer of the year that’s known for his well-fitting suits, you seldom go wrong. In this collection Thom Browne’s passion for fit is apparent. Pieces from Moncler Gamme Bleu’s Fall 2010 collection like the performance-styled anoraks, down-filled blazers, and quilted wool pants, will not only fit you as well as your suits do, but they will also be flexible, giving you the best of both worlds.

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Having covered the work of Giuliano Fujiwara in the past, it comes as no surprise to us that the designer’s Fall 2010 collection is one of the finest we’ve seen yet. The runway show’s actually been published online, so we suggest you hit the jump and get that front row at Fashion Week experience you’ve always (or never) dreamt. (more…)

The Autumn 2010 collection for John Varvatos is what we’ve come to expect from the New York-based designer. GQ Eye tells it best, “Something for the rock gent in all of us. Fingerless gloves? Check. Feathery-thin Steven Tyler scarves? Of course! Dark skinny suits and vests? Got ‘em. Oversize chunky cardigans? Okay, not so rock, but got them, too. In other words, Varvatos doing Varvatos—which is what he does best.”

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As day 2 of Fashion Week in Milan began while the majority of us were sleeping, we thought it would be nice to get you up to date on some of the best. Italy’s own Salvatore Ferragamo had a great show, with a welcomed blend of thick fabrics and well-tailored suitings. With the majority of pieces being in neutral finishes like black and dark blues, the collection also features a pop of character with colors like orange and burnt red.

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Italian fashion house Costume National has blessed the runway in Milan, and now it’s time to turn you to the collection. GQ Eye describes it as, “An army of dark suits for the man who doesn’t wear suits, complete with drawstring trousers, zippered pant pockets, chewed-up edges, and fuzzy sleeves. All paired with high-reaching turtlenecks and I-don’t-have-a-day-job motorcycle boots.”

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Ermenegildo Zegna’s Fall 2010 collection is one even my father will appreciate. Sure, the fashion house is not as reserved as it once was, but their craftsmanship and attention to detail has remained consistent over the decades. The slim silhouettes and the use of handpicked fabrics is what appeals to us most. Besides, tailored suiting is nothing new to Zegna, in fact it’s where they’ve reigned supreme for quite sometime.

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CP Company’s Fall 2010 collection is one to definitely anticipate. With an array of mid-layer pieces and beyond, the lineup’s versatile with looks for various different styles.

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With Milan Fashion Week now in full swing, we’ll be highlighting a few of our favorite labels, starting here with Jil Sander. For Fall 2010, the German-bred designer stays true to his minimalist approach. The presentation is flawless with pieces we personally can not wait to get our hands on come next winter.

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From The Fashionisto comes Bottega Veneta’s unveiling of their Spring 2010 collection at Milan Fashion Week. The collection is filled with inspirational color schemes including muted shades of browns and deep burnt reds. So what are some pieces to look for come Spring 2010? For starters, the collegiate jacket is still in play as well jogging style trousers, tye dies, rich prints and sheer knits. Take note of the narrow pinched shoulders on the blazers, a subtle yet defining change.

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Saturday will mark the official beginning of Menswear Fashion Week in Milan, but that doesn’t mean preparations have not already begun. Courtesy of 00o00, these photos show designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana putting the final touches on their Spring/Summer 2010 collection.

Dolce & Gabbana has also announced that they will be reducing retail prices by 10 to 20 percent to combat the slipping world economy. Hey, we’ll take what we can get.  (more…)