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Maison Kitsuné designer Masaya Kuroki has delivered another exceptional collection. The label’s Fall 2012 collection keeps its Parisian roots in play while blending in some inspiration from the British Tweed Run. As always, special attention is given to the choice of fabrics and the tailoring of the garments through strategic sourcing of factories that still value artisan methods. Timeless wears that are exceptionally designed and well-made.

This collection won’t be hitting shelves for months down the line but I don’t think I can wait that long for the Maison Kitsuné x New Era cap showcased throughout the looks.

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Here’s one of our favorite outerwear pieces for the upcoming fall and winter seasons. Kitsune manages to pull out one of their best designs to date with this Mountain Jacket. It comes in a polyester blend shell in navy and some magnificent detailing like the toggle closure and large front pockets. The hood collapses too so you can pull it out when you really need it.

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French label Kitsuné unveils looks at their Spring 2012 collection, one that’s inspired by F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. If you’ve wondered what the men of the Roaring Twenties wore in Manhattan, this might’ve been it. The details weren’t spared this time around as Kitsuné brings together American staples with European detail. Look for Italian linen jackets, cardigans and sportcoats that fit just right as well as Japanese oxford shirts and well-fitting trousers.

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This jacket from Kitsune comes in a magnificent ultramarine blue and features two interior pockets as well as two exterior patch pockets. Kitsune’s fit is known to be spot on so don’t hesitate to pull the trigger on this one.

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Almost every year, tons of guys ask what they should wear to a summer wedding. The issue is generally the temperature and the desired formality of the event. Kitsune has got you covered on both fronts with this single button linen jacket. Single button jackets aren’t for everybody but if you are up to the task this would look smashing with dark cotton tuxedo trousers, a white shirt, black knit tie, and black dress shoes.

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French label Kitsuné teamed up with Maine’s Quoddy for this pair of leather mocs that are handsewn in Maine and lined with deerskin. The craftsmanship behind a Quoddy shoe is unmatched in the industry as they’ve got almost 100 years of experience and they’ve shown no signs of stopping. This particular piece is unique with its tan upper and royal blue accents. It all comes together nicely atop the white rubber sole.

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From Parisian label Kitsune comes an exceptionally well-designed collection for Fall 2011 entitled, “Brokeback Mountain”. Though we initially weren’t sure what the folks had in mind when choosing this title, checking out the offerings shows it definitely takes some inspiration from the movie among other things. “The collection itself beyond the inspiration and title could be construed as that of a “refined urban cowboy,” with some definitive workwear pieces you’d find on a ranch in addition to well-tailored pieces suitable for the city.” (via HB)

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Parisian label Kitsuné has dropped this quilted gilet for the fall, a piece we think will make for a perfect mid-layer addition to your wardrobe. It’s not too bulky and the herringbone fabric will work well with an array of color palettes.

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Fashion illustrator Jean-Philippe Delhomme is the genius behind Parisian label Kitsuné‘s very first ad campaign for the new fall 2010 collection entitled, “Ivy League”. His work’s been featured in the Los Angeles Time Magazine, GQ France, GQ USA and many others and this may be his finest work yet. He made four colorful and theatrical paintings presenting Masaya Kuroki’s collection with the “witty, derisive and elegant” touch the label envisioned.

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