Diddy, Karl Lagerfeld, Kalenna, and Dawn Richard sat front row at the Dior Homme fashion show in Paris this weekend.

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The House of Viktor & Rolf’s men’s collection closely adheres to the mixture of both casual and luxury in their Spring/Summer 2010 range. We see the emergence of tuxedo tops in a more dressed down approach in combination with relaxed slacks and summer footwear. There’s also matching pattern ties and shirts, as well as summer trousers and light fabric button ups. There’s a sense of luxury and comfort in the combination of items, where outfits can easily move from day to evening for the warm weather months.

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Burberry welcomes its Spring 2010 season with a new editorial campaign by the label’s creative director Christopher Bailey. Shot by Mario Testino, the shoot features a star studden cast of British talent, including Max Hurd, musicians George Craig and Matt Gilmour, as well as a grown up Emma Watson alongside her brother Alex.

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ENGINE Magazine unveils a new editorial feature entitled “Today’s Formal Wear”, from its January 2010 issue. The piece highlights upcoming looks from some of the fashion world’s more respected labels, including the likes of Prada, Tom Ford, Black Fleece by Brooks Brothers, Jil Sander, Hermes, Gucci, Burberry Prorsum, and Casely-Hayford. The shoot features Robert Rae with photography from Jinji Hata and styling by Tomoki Sukezane.

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One of our favourite blogs, Street Etiquette, have just posted this teaser for their new ‘genesis of style’ project. The project will focus on the issue of style through the eyes of people who’ve directly influenced the duo from S.E. Adding some personality and leaving out the schmaltz, S.E continue to do things in their unique and interesting way. Look for the full project to drop in the first week of January.

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ZARA took things in a slightly different direction this December, mixing up impeccable suits with somewhat more, shall we say, complicated designs like the 2009-10 leather jacket up here, festooned with braid and buttons. Whether it’s sophisticated worker or trend monster you want to convey, we think Zara’s there for you.

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Sean John caps off the year in fashion with its 3rd Delivery of Holiday 2009 titled the “NIGHT SUPREMACY” Collection.

In the height of the season we mix the comfort of rich sweaters and fleece with the formality of officers military details. Holsters and strapping invade the details. Playing of rich cables knits and digitized fairaisle sweaters. The introduction of jester red jumps off of a canvas of sharp black and white pieces with moments of graphic prints.

This collection can be found at Macy’s, Dillards, Belks, Sean John 5th Avenue NYC and other fine retailers. www.seanjohn.com

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