If you have been following our in-depth look at the Cole Haan ZeroGrand colorways, then you are already well aware of the technology that has gone into making it one of most versatile shoes out there. For everyone else, the Cole Haan ZeroGrand is, in essence, the perfect blend of fashion and function: a brogue silhouette is fused with a running shoe sole to deliver unparalleled comfort and ride in the most demanding of situations. In and out of the office, the ZeroGrand will power you through your busy day as well as it does for a casual outing. To provide a bit of fashion inspiration on how you can style the Cole Haan ZeroGrand shoes, we present four outfits suitable for almost any gentleman.
The Summer Weekender
Casual summer days are made for feeling comfortable and the ZeroGrand fits right in. Cole Haan styled a simple summertime outfit consisting of nautical stripes and khaki shorts for the guy who takes it easy. Go sock-less with ZeroGrand shoes for a great “no-touch” experience.
The 21st Century Greaser
Whoever says the ZeroGrand only suits business attire is well off. Paired with a leather motorcycle jacket and selvedge jeans is one of our favorite looks. We love the red beanie to complete the look.
The Classics
Denim Jacket? Check. White t-shirt? Check. Black Jeans? Check. Classic black ZeroGrands pair well with any combination of garments. Cole Haan reminds us to show off your relaxed side with this staple look this fall.
The Dapper Gentleman
With fall steadily approaching, Cole Haan concocted an autumnal outfit with a blue pair of ZeroGrand shoes. A leather belt, denim jeans and a navy campaign hat showcase this shoe’s fashion forward versatility.
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
INSIDE TOM DIXON’S REVAMPED LONDON SHOP
After a number of renovations since 2002, Tom Dixon has revamped its London brick-and-mortar shop with their new merchandise for the fall. With hints of inspiration from a 1970s home, the re-done storefront is divided into several rooms — The Dining Room, The Club, The Lab, The Study and The Gift Emporium — filled with latest products including the sand-cast aluminum ”Gem” collection and the “Club” furniture and lighting collection. From the colorful box packaging to the oddly-shaped chairs and desk props, each and every item represents a unique venture into design that can revive any ordinary interior. View the gallery to see what the revamped English shop has to offer.
COS Autumn/Winter 2014 Campaign
H&M sister brand COS has revealed it took inspiration from nature when compiling its latest menswear campaign.
The Swedish retailer has maintained its minimalist approach for AW14, with earthy tones such as blue, green, mustard yellow and beige applied to bomber jackets, slouched trousers and sports sweatshirts.
Newly released images show models Robin Ahrens and Tidiou M’Bay in an outdoor setting, wearing chunky knitwear and thick Sherpa fleece, which aim to give the collection a wintery feel and nod to the brand’s Scandinavian roots.
COS revealed its full AW14 collection in a lookbook last month. The update further highlights the soft tailoring and plain basics in the range, due out next month.
The young label, which stands for ‘Collection of Style’, launched in 2007 as a luxury fascia of high street chain H&M.
It has since opened a number of stores worldwide, including outlets on London’s Regent Street, Kings Road and in Covent Garden.
The COS autumn/winter 2014 campaign will debut as part of the brand’s in-house magazine, which drops on 15th August, with the collection scheduled to follow in stores and online from August 22.
Despite being owned by the budget fast fashion retailer, COS carries higher price points due its premium positioning. Upcoming tags have been confirmed to start at £45.
The Swedish retailer has maintained its minimalist approach for AW14, with earthy tones such as blue, green, mustard yellow and beige applied to bomber jackets, slouched trousers and sports sweatshirts.
Newly released images show models Robin Ahrens and Tidiou M’Bay in an outdoor setting, wearing chunky knitwear and thick Sherpa fleece, which aim to give the collection a wintery feel and nod to the brand’s Scandinavian roots.
COS revealed its full AW14 collection in a lookbook last month. The update further highlights the soft tailoring and plain basics in the range, due out next month.
The young label, which stands for ‘Collection of Style’, launched in 2007 as a luxury fascia of high street chain H&M.
It has since opened a number of stores worldwide, including outlets on London’s Regent Street, Kings Road and in Covent Garden.
The COS autumn/winter 2014 campaign will debut as part of the brand’s in-house magazine, which drops on 15th August, with the collection scheduled to follow in stores and online from August 22.
Despite being owned by the budget fast fashion retailer, COS carries higher price points due its premium positioning. Upcoming tags have been confirmed to start at £45.
Saucony x Packer Shoes x Just Blaze Grid 9000 ‘Snow Beach’
Taking direct inspiration from one of the holy grails of the Hip-Hop world, the Polo Ralph Lauren ‘Snow Beach’ Pullover, Saucony and Packer Shoes continue their fruitful partnership by working alongside acclaimed music producer Just Blaze on an immaculate reworking of the Grid 9000.
Worn by Raekwon in the Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Can It Be So Simple’ video, the ‘Snow Beach’ jacket is something of a neccessity for Lo Heads of Brooklyn and this iteration of the Grid 9000 pays homage to this classic piece of outerwear.
Taking the strong yellow/navy colourway, the uppers are constructed with a plush suede to the side panels, mudguard and heel with synthetic mid-foot and toe box in contrast yellow. This instantly classic is finished off with Packers branding to the taping and swing-tag with a US flag decal to the heel and tonal toggle to the lacing system.
The collaboration is made complete by the insoles and packaging which emulate the colours and graphics of the iconic ‘Snow Beach’ jacket whilst the promotional video features Lo Head and legendary music producer Just Blaze working in his studio wearing the classic jacket to the soundtrack of Gladys Knight’s ‘The Way We Were’ which was sampled by Wu-Tang Clan for their seminal hit.
Release Information
Name: Saucony x Packer Shoes Grid 9000 ‘Snow Beach’
Colour: Yellow/Blue
Style Code: 70147-1
Launch Date: 16th August 2014
For more information, please feel free to email us at info@endclothing.co.uk.
Worn by Raekwon in the Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Can It Be So Simple’ video, the ‘Snow Beach’ jacket is something of a neccessity for Lo Heads of Brooklyn and this iteration of the Grid 9000 pays homage to this classic piece of outerwear.
Taking the strong yellow/navy colourway, the uppers are constructed with a plush suede to the side panels, mudguard and heel with synthetic mid-foot and toe box in contrast yellow. This instantly classic is finished off with Packers branding to the taping and swing-tag with a US flag decal to the heel and tonal toggle to the lacing system.
The collaboration is made complete by the insoles and packaging which emulate the colours and graphics of the iconic ‘Snow Beach’ jacket whilst the promotional video features Lo Head and legendary music producer Just Blaze working in his studio wearing the classic jacket to the soundtrack of Gladys Knight’s ‘The Way We Were’ which was sampled by Wu-Tang Clan for their seminal hit.
Release Information
Name: Saucony x Packer Shoes Grid 9000 ‘Snow Beach’
Colour: Yellow/Blue
Style Code: 70147-1
Launch Date: 16th August 2014
For more information, please feel free to email us at info@endclothing.co.uk.
Mismo Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection
Danish-label Mismo are renowned for their craftsmanship and functional yet minimalist designs that highlight their Scandinavian roots and their latest collection for Autumn/Winter 2014 showcases these talents perfectly.
Established in 2003 by husband-and-wife team Adam Bach and Rikke Overgaard, Mismo take a painstakingly considered approach to each bag they produce. Characterised by their simplistic design and use of fine Italian materials, the brand’s bags manage to be exceptionally functional whilst simultaneously being incredible stylish.
This ethos is wholly evident in one of the label’s flagship styles, the Backpack. Constructed in Turkey using a water resistant woven linen, the classic Mismo silhouette features a sophisticated roll-top closure and four pairs of D-rings with exquisite leather bridle straps showcasing the attention to detail the design tandem bring to their collection.
The Mismo Autumn/Winter 2014 collection is now available online.
Arpenteur Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection – Brand new to END
Relative newcomers Arpenteur have already caused quite the stir with their interpretations of classic French activewear, offering a truly gallic alternative to the world of American workwear and heritage style.
Based around a selection of key silhouettes, each season sees a progression in fabric choices and finish, breathing new life into each piece season after season. Garments such as the Mayenne and Villefranche jackets take workwear principles of the classic French chore jacket and add a considered, tailored element to them whilst the Thermalife Vest shows how these classic styles can evolve and incorporate new technology.
The Arpenteur A/W’14 collection is now available online.
Missoni Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection
One of the fashion world’s undeniable dynasties, Missoni are the by-word in Italian luxury with their lavish knits and expertly crafted cuts adorning the most discerning sartorialist for decades.
Established in 1958 by Olympic hurdler Ottavio Missoni and his wife Rosita, the couple began experimenting with knitwear, which had become the fabric of the fifties, playing with motifs, using their Raschel sewing machines to create stripes, plaids and eventually discovering their now world-renowned zig-zag motif. Combining their unique construction techniques with developments in material dying, namely the multi-colour space dyed yarn which has also become the brands signature, Missoni created a genre defining style that they have remained faithful to to this day.
Now under the creative directorship of the founder’s daughter, Angela Missoni, the family legacy truly lives on with the brand’s menswear collections garnering attention season after season. Autumn/Winter 2014 does nothing to abate this with a solid collection of knits, tees and accessories that make full use of their signature aesthetic.
Utilising their space dyed yarn, tees are cut to perfection with a simple crew collar whilst the range of polo shirts have a considered finished with a three button placket and branded chest pocket. As ever, the highlight of the range is the knitwear with some truly astounding pieces ranging from fine space dyed efforts like the Degrade Crew or more practical pieces such as the Fair Isle Crew which melds together the brand’s signature pattern with the traditional Scottish design.
Finishing the collection of is a continuing collaborating with Scottish rainwear brand Hancock. The Hooded Mac features a detachable knitted collar and tonal zig-zag emblazoned underarms panels adding a touch of luxury to the handmade outerwear piece.
The Missoni Autumn/Winter 2014 collection is now available online.
Established in 1958 by Olympic hurdler Ottavio Missoni and his wife Rosita, the couple began experimenting with knitwear, which had become the fabric of the fifties, playing with motifs, using their Raschel sewing machines to create stripes, plaids and eventually discovering their now world-renowned zig-zag motif. Combining their unique construction techniques with developments in material dying, namely the multi-colour space dyed yarn which has also become the brands signature, Missoni created a genre defining style that they have remained faithful to to this day.
Now under the creative directorship of the founder’s daughter, Angela Missoni, the family legacy truly lives on with the brand’s menswear collections garnering attention season after season. Autumn/Winter 2014 does nothing to abate this with a solid collection of knits, tees and accessories that make full use of their signature aesthetic.
Utilising their space dyed yarn, tees are cut to perfection with a simple crew collar whilst the range of polo shirts have a considered finished with a three button placket and branded chest pocket. As ever, the highlight of the range is the knitwear with some truly astounding pieces ranging from fine space dyed efforts like the Degrade Crew or more practical pieces such as the Fair Isle Crew which melds together the brand’s signature pattern with the traditional Scottish design.
Finishing the collection of is a continuing collaborating with Scottish rainwear brand Hancock. The Hooded Mac features a detachable knitted collar and tonal zig-zag emblazoned underarms panels adding a touch of luxury to the handmade outerwear piece.
The Missoni Autumn/Winter 2014 collection is now available online.
Norse Projects – Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection
A universal favourite here at END., Copenhagen’s Norse Projects are one of the leading lights in Scandinavian menswear with their clean and fresh approach to design, marrying healthy amounts of form and function to its sportswear informed collections.
The first drop from the brand’s Autumn/Winter 2014 collection sees this sports-influence hiked up to the next level with a serious indulgence into more technical apparel. A strong range of jackets and gilets are constructed in lightweight nylon with down padding for added warmth, whilst a longstanding collaboration with fellow Danes Elka provide us with more incredibly effective rainwear as well as new designs such as the Coach Jacket and Anorak.
As always, the collection is bolstered by a strong selection of crew neck knits and sweats with minimal branding and simple design details, where as the infamous Niels t-shirt range is awash with new patterns and finishes.
The range is rounded off with their ever-popular selection of Anton shirts varying from the classic Oxford to rugged Twill finished overshirts complementing a flurry of accessories all finished in an unassuming neutral palette.
The Norse Projects Autumn/Winter 2014 collection is now online.
The first drop from the brand’s Autumn/Winter 2014 collection sees this sports-influence hiked up to the next level with a serious indulgence into more technical apparel. A strong range of jackets and gilets are constructed in lightweight nylon with down padding for added warmth, whilst a longstanding collaboration with fellow Danes Elka provide us with more incredibly effective rainwear as well as new designs such as the Coach Jacket and Anorak.
As always, the collection is bolstered by a strong selection of crew neck knits and sweats with minimal branding and simple design details, where as the infamous Niels t-shirt range is awash with new patterns and finishes.
The range is rounded off with their ever-popular selection of Anton shirts varying from the classic Oxford to rugged Twill finished overshirts complementing a flurry of accessories all finished in an unassuming neutral palette.
The Norse Projects Autumn/Winter 2014 collection is now online.
Publish Fall 2014 “To Coexist” Delivery 1 Lookbook
Their most extensive collection to date, Publish introduces the first delivery of its Fall 2014 “To Coexist” collection. The first chapter of this intricate release shows a wide range of concepts and styling while maintaining the aesthetic that Publish is now known for. The idea behind the collection was to create individual garments that are strong enough to stand on their own but also work together in harmony. One of the items from the range that stands out is the Magna pants. This moto-inspired pants has ridge quilting on the thigh area along with a stretch twill material for enhanced movement and comfort. Another highlight is the Millo, a two-way zip satin bomber jacket with a very unique military mesh net overlay. Also worth nothing is the Ash, a forward short sleeve hoodie with an elongated body that is offered in five colors. Rounding out the collection is the Nolan cap, a 6-panel hybrid camper on a herringbone wool body. The first chapter of the Fall 2014 “To Coexist” collection will be available beginning August 12 at Publish Brand retailers worldwide and online.
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