THE SARTORIALIST: LUNCH FOR 25

Street-style photographer Scott Schuman has gathered 25 of the world’s most stylish men together - and posted the results on his website, The Sartorialist .

The Lunch for 25 video debuted online last night, with Gianluca Cantaro of L-Uomo Vogue, Saks chief creative officer Terron Schaefer and hip hop superstar Kanye West among the guests. Guests who otherwise might have never been in the same room. A lunch of the ultimate creatives! Check it out (above). 

BALENCIAGA FALL/WINTER 2012.13

With the success of last seasons approach of suiting up as opposed to throwing on some shin guards, Balenciaga designer Nicolas Ghesquière seems to be happily sticking with the route in his latest collection. Sleek, streamlined silhouettes, and that lovely subtle color blocking dominated. The meticulous attention to detail is impeccable in this collection fueled heavily by outerwear and a nice tailored fit. Superb!

LOUIS VUITTON FALL/WINTER 2012.13

Yesterday in Paris, designer Kim Jones presented us with his second collection for Louis Vuitton. Proving he’s the definite right man for the job, Jones’ attention to detail this season was paramount, seen in fur collars that blended with the main color of the coats, to croc details on bomber jackets, and the result is a well rounded and quality collection that every man would want to rock. Digging it!

MUGLER FALL/WINTER 2012.13

In his quest for MUGLER to be ‘Fashion Without Frontiers’, Nicola Formichetti, in collaboration with Mugler’s head menswear designer, Romain Kremer, created a collection that expands the idea of male heroes and clothing archetypes through cut, fabric and silhouette.

The music for the presentation is a new track and vocal by the lovely Azealia Banks, specially commissioned by Nicola Formichetti for the show. The film footage (above) was captured during a 4 day, 24/7 live broadcast from the MUGLER atelier leading up to and after the show.

FRANKIE MORELLO FALL/WINTER 2012.13

This Fall 2012 menswear season is really turning it out! Frankie Morello’s flamboyant collection is no exception to this. It was filled with studs, both in choice of models and on the clothing — starting off with a beautifully studded blazer on model Jacob Coupe and soon transitioning into an Indian inspired wardrobe filled with draped silks, prints, and fringe. In-between, there were well cut suits in loud prints and colors, some paired with studded accessories. A+