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.

More images after the jump. (via GQ)

Ah, while the majority of people are still recovering from the hype of Uniqlo’s debut collaboration with Jil Sander, the duo’s already announced an S/S collection set to launch next month. January 14th will be the launch date, with two other rounds throughout the S/S 2010 season. Prices will be consistent with what we saw in the fall collection. Expect outerwear to peak at about $150 and everything else to be under that.

Full Press Release after the jump. 

Jil Sander celebrates the holiday season with a limited eyewear collection designed in collaboration with Marchon. Presenting two styles for both men and women, the sunglasses come in a special white case that makes for the ideal present. (via Fashionisto)

Coute Que Coute gives us a look at a DV Man editorial for the Fall/Winter seasons, entitled “The Good Old Days”. The styling is flawless, done by Ursula Wangander and the shots were captured by Carl Bengtsson. Notable labels making an appearance include Gant, Jil Sander, Carin Wester and Paul Smith.

More images after the jump. 

We’ve been trying to wait until closer to the October 2nd launch date to bring you comprehensive info on the +J line by Jil Sander for Uniqlo but I think this is as good as it’s gonna get, amiright? With a few shots at the minimalistic offerings and a breakdown of pricing, I don’t think there’s much more The Fashionisto can bless as with.

The Fashionisto gives us a look inside Barneys’ Fall 2009 Mailer. This upcoming season is probably one the most consistent and fresh lineups we’ve seen in quite sometime. My eye’s are set on that wool suit by Band of Outsiders among other pieces. Tweed and other warm fabrics are playing a major among a few different designers, but that’s not surprising.

Entire mailer after the jump. 

Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo is getting a helping hand from German designer Jil Sander. The +J collection has not received a concrete release date but we’re hoping it’s soon.

Jil Sander’s creative role at Uniqlo extends beyond the +J collection to the brand’s other apparel and accessories for men and women. But it is understood that the designer is focusing her initial efforts on the fall/winter launch of this newly created collection, flying frequently between her home in Hamburg, Germany and Tokyo.

Highsnobiety tells us the +J collection will be sold at Uniqlo’s flagship stores in major cities and on the brand’s own website.