The new Issue of French Jalouse Magazine just released and Kaws was invited to work on the cover photo of Cory Kennedy, taken by photographer Jean Baptiste Mondino. Inside the issue there is a big article on the artist, written by Michael Dupouy of LaMJC/Sold Out.
The funny thing on this get together is, that in the late 90’s Kaws grabbed some Jalouse posters and in his usual manner painted over them to put them back into the bus stands. This time around he officially collaborated with the magazine. Colette also pasted their store facade with some of the posters.
More pictures after the jump.

Sixpack France once again dropped an exciting series of artist t-shirts. This time they worked with designer SO_ME. You should know his work already from former Revolver Japan collaborations.
So Me is the creative director of the Ed Banger Records label from Paris. His distinctive style will always catch your eye. Overall the brand and the designer released 3 t-shirts, that are part of the new Sixpack Fall 2007 collection. They are now available at Sold Out.

When it comes to denim usually the US, Japan and also Scandinavia are in the highlight. France is not known for especially good denim, but of course in general for fashion. Atelier La Durance is changing that perception and bringing France into the high end denim game. Over the past couple of years the brand has slowly evolved and very carefully introduces new pieces every season, making sure the brand is heading the right direction. The way they have done that so far we can only appreciate.
Besides their standout denim, they also introduced denim jackets, cashmere v-neck sweaters and zip sweaters and hoodies, that come close in quality the Japanese Loopwheeler. Everything is about quality craftsmanship. When we look at the most recent items by the brand we are most impressed by their denim bags. They introduced two of those, made out of Japanese raw selvedge and premium leathers. Denim bags can go really wrong, which is not the case with these ones by Atelier La Durance – they show how it’s done!
Check out after the jump everything exciting by Atelier La Durance besides their denim – the clothing and the accessories.

Moncler is one of the most traditional luxury outdoor brands in Europe. They invented the puffy jackets and made them big. For a long time it was calm around them and since a few seasons you see them everywhere again. Collaborations with Junya Watanabe and Dover Street Market for sure also helped the image of the brand these last years.
They continue strong and present a great new Autumn/Winter 2007/08 collection to come to stores soon. Just the right balance between classics and more special pieces. We are big fans of their leather jackets and the ones with fur. If you ever owned a Moncler, you don’t want another puffy jacket anymore. No matter how cold it is, you can be sure it will keep you warm.
So, when the weather gets colder soon and you start looking for a good winter jacket, keep them in mind. They are well worth their price. Check out a selection of their new styles after the jump.

A.P.C. launched part of their new Fall/Winter 2007 collection on their website. Overall as usual lots of nice and simple pieces are in the collection. They also have some specials such as the military jacket that looks great and interesting pieces like the cashmere denim. Certainly worth checking out!