BEAMS Engineered Garments Converse Chuck Taylor's.

From BEAMS and Engineered Garments come a special edition pair of Chuck Taylor Converse sneakers, made to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the of the iconic Chuck Taylor All Star High and All Star Ox.

The special editions feature a mixed material construction of off-white leather and suede, and off-white denim, constructed by Corn Mills, all arranged asymmetrically, implemented rather specially with Nike React cushioning.

These are strictly limited, and Cost £130 - £160 per pair.

Anti Social Social Club Richardson Collaboration.

From magazine publisher Richardson and Anti Social Social Club have collaborated, and the clothing brand have released a capsule hoody and tee.  The capsule pieces are baby pink, feature a Japanese Erotica print on the front, and the ASSC logo on the back, with the Richardson R in red.

The Capsule went on sale last Friday, and the pieces are strictly limited, the hoody costs £180, and the tee £120.

BAPE Pokemon Capsule Tee Collection Isetan Exclusive.

Not the first BAPE Pokemon collaboration, and unlikely to be the last, but it is the first BAPE Pokemon collab to be exclusively available from Shinjuku department store Isetan.  This latest capsule features a set of 6 limited edition tee's, featuring Charmander, Squirtle, Bulbasur, Pikachu and an all over graphic of pokeballs in black and white.  

Each tee's motif is a cartoonised version of the original, with the legend "Pokemon A Bathing Ape" written underneath.  The collection is only available at Isetan until the 21st, so move fast, prices are £90 per tee plus any applicable postage charges and possible import charges that would apply if unable to physically visit Isetan.

Prada Fur Moccasin's.

New for Fall/Winter 2017/2018 from Prada comes the Fur Moccasin. A bold footwear piece, this range of footwear choices feature heavy shearling, and a series of choices of antiqued metal ornaments, including applied crystals.  A rubber sole on all pairs adds a touch of casual to the shoes.

Available in a wide selection of colours, prices range from between £700 and £950 per pair, and all are available now.

The Hundred's Tex And Natalie Styles.

New for 2017 The Hundreds have made two fresh styles of sunglasses.  Inspired by female pop culture icons of the 1950's and 1960's, both styles are elegant, with one being particularly bold.

the Tex silhouette is decked in camo-esque tortoise, and orange mirrored lenses, with The Hundreds logo in gold foil, these circular glasses will definitely get you noticed.  Next up the Natalie, a clubmaster like frame, with matt black frames, a grey lenses.  Both feature polarised lenses.

Available now, the Tex are £100 and the Nathalie £150.

Berluti Scenario Belt.

New from Berluti comes their first mixed material belt.  The brand has experimented with canvas, jute, and all varieties and colours of calf on the spectrum in it's footwear, small accessories and bags and luggage ranges, and so "la ceinture's" are the natural next category of good to get this treatment.

Made from woven canvas, with a multicoloured effect, it is currently available only in blue and white, for a decidedly naval feel.  Brushed brass hardware, palladium plated, and gunmetal finished, add a masculine air to this accessory.

The best bit about these mixed material products is they are always considerably less expensive than full calf, and generally more hardwearing when it comes to moisture.  This model for example costing only £280 compared to a minimum of £560 for calf Berluti belts.

Louis Vuitton Tambour Horizon.

On Tuesday, luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton debuted its first-ever smartwatch, the Tambour Horizon.

Jumping onto the bandwagon of luxury fashion brands creating designer smartwatches, the Tambour Horizon is Louis Vuitton’s take on the increasingly popular connected watch. Developed in partnership with Google and Qualcomm, the Horizon uses the Android Wear 2.0 platform, as well as a number of other features that are distinctively Louis Vuitton.

True to its origins, the Tambour Horizon is marketed as a traveller’s watch right off the bat. Borrowing its sleek, elegant design from the Tambour — the iconic piece that launched Louis Vuitton into the world of watchmaking 15 years ago — the smartwatch blends timeless design with cutting-edge tech. Combining an interchangeable strap system and customisable watch faces with exclusive flight-tracking and city-mapping functions, it’s made for the dedicated and style-conscious traveller.

The Tambour Horizon features a 42mm stainless steel case and a 1.2” AMOLED touchscreen, as well as a sapphire glass case back, printed with the Louis Vuitton logo. It uses the Qualcomm® Snapdragon Wear 2100 platform, and it’s compatible with smartphones running Android 4.3/iOS 9 or higher.

The Tambour Horizon retails both online and in Louis Vuitton stores. It’s available in three different designs: Black, Graphite, and Monogram.

Off White Industrial Belt In Multiple Colours

Off White's sell out industrial belt is now available in two models and a range of colours.  The original yellow is only available in the mini model, which is the slimmer model with a silver snap buckle.  The mini range also now includes 5 other colours.  The original bold industrial belt is now available in 7 tone on tone colours. 

All are 200cm in length, and the mini costs £108, with the standard costing £136 while stocks last.