Woolrich Woolen Mills‘ Fall/Winter 2012 lineup — Mark McNairy’s third collection for the brand — finds the designer mining the Civil War and the spaghetti western classic The Good, the Band and the Ugly for source material. The result is an assortment rife with wool tweed fabrications, faux fur trim and plenty of throwback headwear. Vintage looks are blended with sharply tailored silhouettes, while dark, muted colors rule the day. Highlights include a pair of heavy wool toggle coats, a blue anorak layered underneath a brown corduroy sport coat, and a yellow quilted shirt jacket paired with wool flannel cargo pants. Check out additional looks following the click.

The Blue Collection from adidas Originals presents fresh, clean looks for Spring 2012. Assembled with help from adidas’ design team in Tokyo, the line is made up of apparel and footwear for men and women, and features a street-ready aesthetic in a mix of bright spring hues and patterns. Playful twists on old favorites are a recurring theme, which is seen in the military inspired jacket that features a shock of color underneath the collar, or the ZX 8000 runner remade as a woman’s pump. Dark rigid denim and modern silhouettes keep the collection current, while the classic styling makes the individual pieces easy to wear. Click through for more looks, and expect the goods to land at select adidas Originals retailers staring in February.

Premium bag specialist Lexdray presents a preview of its new product offerings for Fall 2012, each piece carrying on the brand’s dedication to style and functionality through superior quality construction and materials.  There’s the convenient London Garment, featuring built-in interior shelving that obviates the need for unpacking; the Sao Paulo Sling, which fits an SLR and extra lenses;  and the sporty Monte Carlo Wallet, with neoprene middle and multiple slots in a variety of colorways. The assortment also includes old favorites from the Classified Collection in new colors. Check out more looks from Lexdray’s Fall 2012 release after the click.

Menswear designer Thom Browne may lack formal fashion design training on his resume, but that didn’t stop him from revolutionizing the way men dress. He made men want to wear suits again, and with his Moncler Gamme Bleu line, he’s deconstructing the way we think about athletic uniforms. Last year’s collection was built around fox hunting, which meant plenty of English houndstooths and Prince of Wales checks. For Fall 2012, Browne has immersed his designs in the world of Formula One racing, with Brazilian driver Ayrton Senna serving as his muse. His quirky creations are highlighted by down vests, flared puffer pants and outerwear with exaggerated shoulders, and his signature grey color palette is brightened with a surprising shock of canary yellow. Check out all the looks after the click.

Miuccia Prada likened her Fall/Winter 2012 menswear show in Milan this past Sunday to a “parody of male power,” which is perhaps why she enlisted the aid of some very recognizable film personalities to stalk the red carpeted runway. Who better to project male authority than some of Hollywood’s finest actors? They included Willem Dafoe, Gary Oldman, Adrien Brody, Tim Roth, Garett Hedlund, Emile Hirsch and Jamie Bell, who wore belted coats pinned with multiple lapel accessories that seemed to recall military badging. The tailored coats, high collars and shiny boots were blended with patterned silks and jacquards, evoking the dandyish formalism of the 1920s while expressing a modern masculine aesthetic. Austere grey and black gave way to plum, burgundy and rustic brown, bringing a touch of eccentricity to the classic silhouettes.

Carhartt WIP presents its Spring/Summer 2012 lookbook, showcasing a collection that’s short on surprises but full of the quality essentials we expect from the brand. There’s plenty of color on hand to go with the warmer months ahead — as seen in the short-sleeved yarn-dyed button-down shirts in solid or plaid variations, as well as knit V-neck sweaters and tees — and reliable standbys like the slim-fit Sid Pant. The overall presentation is bound up in classic American heritage looks: varsity jackets and a strong fleece program highlight an appealingly laid back collegiate aesthetic, while camo print and water-repellent materials evoke the best of military and work wear. Click through for a comprehensive overview of the Carhartt WIP Spring/Summer 2012 lineup.