Australian brand Ksubi presents their new Summer 2011 Eyewear Collection. Offering a range of silhouettes, most of them take inspiration from classics. Nevertheless Ksubi manages to add details to every single one of them, making them stand out of the mass and giving them a unique signature. The sunglasses are all handmade and are in stores now.

Check out the entire range after the jump.

Australian fashion label ksubi, celebrate the return of their coloured denim range, with a short film directed by Daniel Askill starring models Bambi Northwood-Blythe, Cisco Gorrow and Heidi Harrington-Johnson. Using a Phantom camera, Askill captures the action at 1500 frames per second. Check it out!

Ksubi is coming back and just announced the opening of their first new flagship store in Australia. For the occasion the brand as usual finds a very unique way of communication. Check out the video for “The Ghost Shoppe” here above!

Australian brand ksubi, best known for their denim, presents yet another strong eyewear collection for Spring 2011.

“ksubi 2011 all seeing eyewear range “eye, eye” sees mercenary heavy metal mesh, deserted island floral acetate and duty clerk optical combine for an industrial yet sculpted range. Modernising post war shapes with iconic pacific style the collection reflects an effortless complexity. Eleven sunglass and seven optical frames couple fashion versus function creating a collection of wearable statements.”

Check out the entire line-up of glasses and sunglasses here.

We checked out the upcoming Ksubi Spring 2011 footwear collection at Premium today. Here we show you our favorite, a mid cut desert boot, coming in two colorways.

Another look at the boots follows after the jump.

Next to denim, Australian label Ksubi is also known for their high end eyewear collection. For Spring/Summer 2010 they present some classic inspired styles, as well as some bizarre out-of-space sunglasses, making sure the range features something for everybody. Both in terms of silhouettes and colors the brand offers a wire variety.

Take a closer look at the Ksubi Sunglasses after the jump.

Our brothers over at Selectism have a look into Ksubi’s 2010 eyewear offering. “By minimising the detail of the curves, acetates, metals and lenses, the flatness and sharpness of the finish and appearance of each frames is enhanced… Ksubi’s own acetate developments include unique digital printed leopard design & layered colour acetates with laser cuts in colours such as ksubi leopard print, leopard tortoiseshell, charcoal, navy, ivory frosts and fuchsia.” Overall the collection feature 13 new acetate frames.

More looks from the Ksubi Eyewear 2010 Collection “Book Club” follow here.

Ksubi took the market by storm a couple of years ago and still today we can not really compare the Australian brand with anybody else out there. Known for their premium denim and great cut, the brand has in the meanwhile stocked up to a complete collection.

For Spring/Summer 2009 they offer interesting styles and combinations and as usual also go into the extremes. The blazers are looking really good this season and in general we like the casual look of the outfits, that one would have never imagined, yet they work. We doubt that many can pull off an entire outfit, but pick out pieces here and there and match them smartly.

A look at the Ksubi Spring/Summer 2009 Collection follows after the jump.

As reported a while back, Ksubi joined forces this season with TIGA on an eyewear collaboration. The outcome is a collection of both optical glasses and sunglasses. Today we take a first detailed look at the sunglasses that resulted out of this collaborative project.

The Ksubi for TIGA frames come in four different acetate colors – brown, black, navy and gold. They will be released this month.

Detailed images of all four Ksubi for TIGA Sunglasses follow after the jump.

The first in a series of ksubi “Pop N Shop” pop up stores, LEST WE REGRET, opened last week in Melbourne.

The idea for the Pop N Shop series began with the ksubi High St Armadale store The Bombed Mache which won the Best Retail Interior at the Interior Design Awards 2008. The store which is constructed entirely out of refuse and disposable materials is designed to reject accepted retail norms and to comment on the impermanence of interior retail design.

Lest We Regret, located at Don’t Come — the Schwipe gallery in Melbourne city, takes over half of the gallery space for 12 weeks, and houses the latest in ksubi, along with one-off and exclusive pieces.

The Pop N Shop will not only give customer access to the brand, but guarantee exclusivity. Designed to reject accepted retail practices and as a statement on the impermanence of retail. The temporary stores provide a surprise element, discovery driven stores cum gallery spaces.

Anticipated to launch globally, ksubi’s Pop N Shops will open for three months, the first in Melbourne, with Brisbane and Sydney soon to follow. Each new location will feature an original interior concept designed by the ksubi collective.

LEST WE REGRET features 120 glass jars, suspended from the ceiling with wire, containing shredded Quarterly Economic Activity Survey’s from the Australian Bureau of statistics. An acknowledgement of the tough economic climate yet a call to arms to advance without regret in pursuit of joy, freedom, ecstasy, laughter and glorious imperfection.

Don’t Come (Schwipe Gallery)

Level 2, Royal Arcade
314 Little Collins Street
Melbourne VIC
+61 3 9639 1113

Mon – Fri 11am- 6pm
Saturday 11am – 5pm

More images and information on the space follow after the jump.