A beautiful new collection by Filippa K comes with a very nice campaign & photography. ‘A confident man who appreciates subtle details yet bemuses at the joie de vivre of times gone by characterizes Filippa K Man for Spring Summer 2009. [ Continue reading ]

Maybe you saw already their beautiful slow motion brand movie on their website, but I can tell, the fall/winter 09 collection is fabulous. Natural colours and fabrics, fine details and a sublime finishing; we are really going back to the 30’s of the past century. D. [ Continue reading ]

Acne Paper 8, the Eroticism issue, is out now with a great article by Carine Roitfeld illustrated by Mario Testino. Get it here. [ Continue reading ]

A beautiful series of pictures by Phil Poynter at Art Department for GQ Style. Via Coûte Que Coûte. [ Continue reading ]

— When in doubt: a white oxford shirt. — The (new) laws of casual style by Esquire are funny, neat and most of the time undoubted. For-instance in point 18: ‘Denim is the center of the casual universe.’ And you’d better combine it with a cotton button-down or… [ Continue reading ]

If you have read the 7 rules of mentorship and think you are the next big thing but want some mentorship and feedback on your portfolio, visit the new talent portfolio night by Blend & Streetlab. I’ll be there, together with Corriette Schoenaerts,… [ Continue reading ]

A very nice report on the Quoddy factory visit by Plaidout. Great to see some craftsmanship again! — “…As I entered the darkly lit room where Quoddy stitches all their shoes, I watched four men hunched over tanned, pressed leather, as they spun gold. Each of them moved… [ Continue reading ]

I was caught by the concept behind the SS09 collection of Our Legacy. — …Sometimes a complex mind needs a physical thing, like a garment, to remind itself of all the epic moments that among other things creates the very core of one´s life. In that sense, a… [ Continue reading ]

Secret forts, a collection of good things, pointed me to the new colours of the well known Lemtosh and Nebb glasses by Moscot. They are beautiful!… [ Continue reading ]

The inspiration for Temple Bags is quite religious and and goes back to the idea of starting with a pile of worthless material, adding value by building a bag from it and finally making it priceless by adding your personal items - books, laptop, camera - your life in it.

Steve Opperman uses found, donated or old beat up materials to make bags and accessories with rips and imperfections with a fantastic vintage look and a high quality. — ...because there is a good chance that He loves us just the way we are, emotionally broken, bruised and beat up. — [ Continue reading ]

We’ve got some new items in our shop. The sharp and classic YMYL holster keeping your pockets empty perfectly fit on your Tenue de Nîmes Nº 0001 blake gentleman’s shirt. And due to problems with our ‘Something’ supplier (they will be available end of april) we will give away… [ Continue reading ]

As you may have noticed the header of Anothercompany.org & Anothersomething.org changed. We’ve made Anothershop. A sellection of beautiful products carefully selected by Anothercompany. Most of the products we are selling are made/initiated by Anothercompany & friends. Out of all the projects we do, we… [ Continue reading ]

The lovely canvas and leather bags by Ally Capellino are definitely a must have… For Tate Ally made a special series of bags and accessories, available here. “People should add something of themselves, so that the bags become theirs not mine,” comments Ally. [ Continue reading ]

Acne’s stylish outlet is now online. And don’t forget to check the new arrivals as well. Lovely stuff again! Thank you nolegacy for sharing. [ Continue reading ]

With Tenue de Nîmes we are building a label which will include all the highly needed of today’s gentleman. All the Tenue de Nîmes garments are hand made in Europe. We started off by defining our ideal male shirt. It consists of a prolonged narrow fit, a cramped… [ Continue reading ]

Cultures In Between made an update on their website and now bringing more fine and aesthetic news on fashion, design and photography. — Cultures In Between documents and observes contemporary culture with an open-minded, independent and inclusive perspective. Contemporary culture of Mode, Design and Photography are each… [ Continue reading ]

The beautiful work of Marlene Marino is featured in a Purple Book, the special edition for Purple Fashion Magazine #11, with her Cubsa series. [ Continue reading ]

Today we made a new window at Tenue de Nîmes for Buddy Lee. A huge glass bell of 170 cm high with the blow-up Buddy Lee chambray shirt and a collection of buddy’s underneath. If you’re around, take a look at the Elandsgracht in Amsterdam. [ Continue reading ]

A Continuous Lean shared this lovely video with us, showing the manufacturing techniques at Swaine Adeney Brigg – London’s celebrated maker of equestrian & leather goods for over the past 250 years. ‘Step inside to find fine leather goods, handmade luggage exclusive travel goods and the… [ Continue reading ]

Its very hard to find more information, especially when you don’t speak french, but I need to share the stunning and colourful works of Yveline Tropea. The strange, sometimes frightening embroidered faces reminds me on the visual style of ceremonial rituals of Latin America. A mix of a medical, graphic… [ Continue reading ]

Erik Schedin: Just a shop with some extraordinary products. [ Continue reading ]

Since the site update of Corriette Schoenaerts will take a little longer, and since I can not wait to show you some of her lates work: a preview. A fantastic series of pictures for Commuun published in Blend (shown above) and a… [ Continue reading ]

Today, h(y)r collective brought a new issue, nr 11, with some great inspiration! I asked Ryan for some background information and received a beautiful story of the idea behind the online magazine and some future plans. — h(y)r collective was started by a couple friends who weren’t finding… [ Continue reading ]

Not something new, but absolutely noteworthy. The fabulous way Opening Ceremony is presenting the ware really inspires me!… [ Continue reading ]