Danish-born designer Peter Jensen's eponymous label presents an individual and playful aesthetic. A Central St Martins graduate and trained in various disciplines, Peter Jensen’s technical adeptness is apparent in his clothing.

Inspired by Thelma Speirs - collaborator, friend and muse - Peter Jensen's Autumn/Winter 12 offering is unusual, humorous and eclectic. Loosely based on Thelma’s tom-boyish wardrobe (comprising of jeans, fur coats and long skirts amongst other items) alongside other inspirations including English TV programmes, Jensen’s collection is a celebration of individuality.

To see the Peter Jensen AW12 collection on Coggles click here.

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Cult Japanese fashion house Comme des Garçons has launched a limited edition of three new fragrances – Play Red, Play Green and Play Black.

Created in collaboration with master perfumer Antoine Maisondieu, grandson of Albert Camus no less, each fragrance is distinctive yet characteristically “Comme”, with Play Red carrying notes of cherry and pink peppercorn, Play Black evoking pepperwood, tea and birch tree, and Play Green fresher notes of mint, jasmine and basil.

To read the full article click through to Vogue France or to shop Comme des Garçons Parfume at Coggles click here.

With purveyors of bold print and mischievous design infallibly popular in London, Moschino Cheap and Chic’s first London presentation was always going to be a roaring success.

Exhibited in truly Moschino style in a Georgian townhouse, the presentation was extravagant and highly lavish with ‘Make-Up’ being the main inspiration of the day. With loose knits, vibrant colours and tactile fabrics, the message seemed to be 'bold is better', be it shown through silhouettes, make-up or colour palette.

Read the full article over on Dazed Digital or shop the Autumn/Winter 12 Moschino Cheap and Chic collection on Coggles here.

In celebration of the London 2012 Olympics, befittingly named New York retailer Opening Ceremony and iconic sports brand Adidas Originals have collaborated to produce a playful and sporting-inspired capsule collection.

Influenced by Olympic events such as swimming and cycling, the Adidas Originals X Opening Ceremony collection provides the perfect balance between Opening Ceremony's signature quirky aesthetic and Adidas' sportswear expertise. From 90s inspired outerwear to technical trainers, Adidas Originals X Opening Ceremony is an exciting yet well-rounded collection, and you can find it at Coggles now.

Read the full article at Telegraph Fashion.

For one day only, Brixton’s Windrush Square was transformed as hoops sprung from the ground and pop-up bleachers were packed out with South London locals. The morning was spent with Nike poster-boys Herman Harried, Luol Deng and Scottie Pippen training-up the future bright-lights of British basketball.

Then once the kids were bounce savvy and slam-dunk proficient the big – we mean really, really big – boys and girls arrived. Thirty, three man teams battled it out on the courts in a knock-out tournament. The festival ended in style as the best of basketball & hip-hop came together on stage at the O2 Academy Brixton in front of a packed house of 5,000.

To read the full Nike World Basketball Festival article - i-D Magazine

Sergio Pininfarina, who ran the famous Italian design house Pininfarina for about 40 years died aged 85 yesterday. He was credited with crafting the super sleek Ferrari race cars and created some of the most iconic and elegant car designs of the 20th century.

Sergio Pininfarina was born in Turin. His career started after earning a mechanical engineering degree from the Polytechnic University of Turin in 1950 and joining the family firm of Carrozzeria Pinin Farina. Sergio became the firm’s managing director in 1961, which was also the same year the company’s name changed to Pininfarina.

When Sergio Farina, as he then was, began playing a leading role in his father’s Turin-based design and coach building business in the mid-1950s, annual production at the company was fewer than 1,000 handcrafted units. By the end of the century, annual production had reached nearly 50,000 units and the company had grown to three manufacturing plants.

Sergio became best-known for his partnership with Enzo Ferrari, for whom he designed a series of beautifully sculpted models, including the 410 SA (1959); the 1965 Dino Berlinetta Speciale (Sergio’s own favourite); the Ferrari Testarossa (1984); the F40 (1987); and the Enzo (2002).

To read the full Sergio Farina article - The Telegraph

Based amid East London’s style-centric community, Geoffrey J. Finch’s design studio is where the Antipodium designer, and son of a dressmaker, crafts his imaginative visions into sartorial reality…A far cry from home-town, Toowoomba, where his love of fashion first begun.

Geoffrey J. Finch alongside co founder Ashe Peacock, has helped to evolve Antipodium from PR agency and fashion boutique, into a cult brand, famed for it’s sartorial wit, tongue-in-cheek humour and subverted silhouettes.

Our new Autumn Antipodium collection has now arrived - Shop Now

To read the full Geoffrey J. Finch interview - The Dreamers

The Comme des Garçons show is always a highlight of Paris fashion week, be it men's or women's show. The inspiration for the S/S13 season was “Poor King” according to Rei Kawakubo who is the Japanese fashion designer and founder of Comme des Garçons.

See the full Comme des Garcons show article at Dazed Digital or shop the current Comme des Garçons collection online at Coggles here