Louis W. for A.P.C. presents Comfort

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Directed by Grant Curatola and Louis Levy
Cinematography by Eric K. Yue
Edited by Dean C. Marcial

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In addition to the beautiful garments, another highlight of A.P.C.'s Louis W. project is the promotion. Each season a unique and interesting film has been created featuring items from the latest collection. The Fall-Winter '15 narrative, starring Sasha Frolova, Zaga Skerletovic and Bruno Dicorcia, was written and directed by Grant Curatola and Louis Levy. Entitled Comfort, it mixes influences from Single White Female and Fatal Attraction with a more lighthearted love between the two main characters, reminiscent of Truffaut’s Jules and Jim.

—A.P.C.

Union Editorial: Neighborhood FW15

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—01. Savage Stockman Jacket and Tipi Poncho.

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Union recently received a fresh delivery from Neighborhood. Featuring many of the American influenced items we’ve come to expect from the brand, this simple editorial, shot by Jalan and Jibril Durimel, highlights some of the best pieces from the latest offering.

—Available from Union

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Inventory Magazine Issue 13 – FW15

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—01. Agnès B. by Quentin de Briey.

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The cover of our Fall-Winter ’15 issue features French designer Agnès B., photographed by Quentin de Briey. The thirteenth edition of Inventory also includes Shawn Stussy, Ian Wallace and Douglas Coupland, LQQK Studio, Jim Walrod, Warehouse and Misha Hollenbach; a selection of seasonal fashion stories; and contributions by Hiroki Nakamura, Sarah Soquel Morhaim, Peter Bellamy and Bruno Staub. Copies are now available from our online store, and will start to arrive at stockists around the world over the course of the next week or so.

—Available from Inventory

Working Title: New Store Interior

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Working Title
126A Davenport Road
Toronto, ON M5R 1H9
+1 (416) 551 1085

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This fall, Toronto-based menswear retailer and publisher, Working Title, have renovated the interior of their store. Designed by Tom Chung, the updated space features Canadian Douglas fir, polished stainless steel, tempered glass and maple plywood, maintaining the open feel of the environment, while injecting a new balance between custom fixtures, photography and product.

—Working Title

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Noah Fall-Winter '15

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195 Mulberry Street
New York, NY 10012
Monday to Saturday, 11am-7pm
Sunday, 12pm-6pm

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After relaunching Noah earlier this year, Brendon Babenzien unveiled a flagship store on Mulberry Street in New York last month. Now we get a better look at the full Fall-Winter ’15 offering through a lookbook, shot by Jake Davis, and the brand's newly opened online shop.

—Noah

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Alyx AW15 Catalogue

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—01. 34 pages, 46 x 34 cm.

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This season Matthew Williams released the debut women's collection for his new brand, Alyx. Titled My First Time, the catalogue was photographed by Nick Knight and designed by Paul Hetherington. The beautiful print piece features an editorial alongside an in-depth interview with Scout and Tallulah Willis.

—Available from SHOWstudio

Modern Design in Britain: An exhibition curated by Margaret Howell from The Ken Stradling Collection

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34 Wigmore Street
London W1U 2RS
October 15 – November 15, 2015

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If you live in London or find yourself passing through in the next two weeks, you really should visit this fantastic exhibition before it finishes. Featuring over 50 items from the Ken Stradling Collection in Bristol, carefully chosen by Margaret Howell and interspersed throughout her Wigmore Street store, it pays particular attention to a selection of furniture designed by Marcel Breuer in the 1930s. These very special pieces are complimented by a range of glass, ceramic and household objects from the likes of Per Lütken, Betty Blandino and Robert Welch.

—Margaret Howell
—The Ken Stradling Collection
—Online Feature: Modern Design in Britain

Undercover Hamburger Soft Toy

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—01. Presented in burger box packaging.

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I have never been much of a follower of limited edition Japanese toys, but Undercover's recently reissued plush hamburger is one such collectible I'm actually contemplating purchasing. It’s not just my affinity for America’s most enduring meal compelling me to do so, but also the gentle monster the brand have created and its wry packaging.

—Available from End