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Julian Red: Spring 2009 Collection

Corey Moran — Tue, 26 May 2009 17:37:39 +0000

Julian Red says through those collars up, because these oversized neck details are the jumpoff! The Spring collection doesn’t go crazy with color or patterns, but rather a unique tailoring that does just the trick. I kind of dig the pants too!

Gallery: Julian Red: Spring 2009 Collection

via Men’s Rag

RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Julian Red Fall 2009 Collection

Corey Moran — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 22:01:15 +0000

Simplicity is bliss my friends, and Julian Red proved it. The collection was basic yet it was refreshing to see. The cuts and the styling were the hits of this collection. There was minimal work needed on this collection, and I wouldn’t change much. This is collection that you can take from the runway straight to the streets.

Gallery: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Julian Red Fall 2009 Collection

Courtesy of: Fashion Week by Berns

Oak Stocks Up For Fall

Corey Moran — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 19:07:44 +0000

Opening Ceremony Motor Cardigan $310

Surface to Air Raw Slim Jean $210

Obesity and Speed Flannel Button Down Hoodie $115

Cavern Leaves Tee $86

Hyden Yoo Bloom Coat $322

Chronicles Of Never Placket Tee $186

Wrath Arcane Straight Jacket $226

One of Fashion Indie’s favorite New York boutiques Oak has been rolling in their Fall stock faster than the leaves are falling off the trees. They have been stocking up on a ton of amazing collections from equally as amazing designers. This should be a top priority stop in your hunt for you new Fall gear over this long holiday weekend Here are some of the designers who have got their Fall collections up for sale at Oak right now.

-Surface to Air

-Obesity and Speed

-Chronicles of Never

-Cavern

-Wrath Arcane

-Hyden Yoo

-Patrik Ervell

-Wowch

-b.son

-Orthodox

-Unconditional

-Julian Red

-Opening Ceremony

-Fremont

To check out all the these collections plus many more either go to the Oak website or check out their three locations (addresses on their site as well).

Men’s Style’s Sixteen Essentials For Fall That Aren’t So Essential

Corey Moran — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 22:48:15 +0000

Men's Style #10: Clear Sunglasses (Paul Smith $315)

Fashion Indie Recommends: Skip clear and definitely skip wayfarers. Go with something a bit cooler and more subtle for Fall. (Karen Walker $170 via Gargyle)

Men’s Style released their 16 essentials for Fall, well I have decided to put my two cents in and chose ten of their items that I think suck. Their options are too safe, too old man, and just plain old boring. Not only am I going to give you some damn good alternatives, I’ll tell you where to get them and save you some cash too. All the links to buy the items are at the bottom.

Men's Style #2: Hiking Boots (Rachel Comey $380)

Fashion Indie Recommends: Who goes hiking in New York City? Try these higher, yet comfortable boots for size. Tuck your pants into them, or wear your pants over top. It's called versatility people (H by Hudson $235 via Urban Outfitters)

Men's Style #12: Braided Belt (Bally $140)

Fashion Indie Recommends: Two is always better than one, so try this double buckled belt. I think I wore a braided belt in elementary school and hated it then. (All Saints $88 via All Saints)

Men's Style #1: Patch Pocket Suit (Steve Alan Cooper $800)

Fashion Indie Recommends: Lapels are all the rage when it comes to suits these days. Simple outline on a standard grey suit (CNC $829 via Revolve Clothing)

Men's Style #7: Knit Beanie (Meg Cohen $140)

Fashion Indie Recommends: Why spend so much on something so simple. Go cheap on an item like this, not only will know one know the difference, they won't care (American Apparel $16 via American Apparel)

Men's Style #8: The Cricket Sweater (Flippa K $225)

Fashion Indie Recommends: How old are you that you are wearing a sweater like that? Don't get old too fast go with this cool shawl collar sweater (Julian Red $210 via Oak)

Men's Style #15: Micro Print Shirts (Pringle of Scotland $550)

Fashion Indie Recommends: Go polka dots. They aren't micro, but they aren't a bold blatant pattern (Comme de Garcons x H&M $TBD via Nitrolicious)

Men's Style #4: The Camel Blazer (Brooks Brothers $2,100)

Fashion Indie Recommends: Double breasted jackets aren't doing it for me. Like a said, lapels people! Try a cool knot jacket! (Scotch and Soda $240 via Revolve Clothing)

Men's Style #16: The Long Pea Coat (Unis $795)

Fashion Indie Recommends: Go long and tie it off. Commit to the full trench coat and be sure to get one with a belt so it doesn't look too baggy (Filius $450 via Refinery 29).

Men's Style #13: The Bubble Vest (Gap $68)

Fashion Indie Recommends: So this may be a bit more expensive, but undoubtedly worth it. This cool drooping neck sweater allows wearers to rock a cool sweater, or pull it up and over your head into a hood (reference image below)(Unconditional $278 via Oak)

Pictures courtesy of:

Mens Style, Oak, Refinery 29, Revolve Clothing, American Apparel, All Saints, Nitrolicious, Urban Outfitters Garglye