One of the best things about movies, are the behind the scenes look on how they’re made. Even better however, are these fantastic shots of various celebrities as they live their filming lives on set. Greg Williams is a fashion, celebrity, and film set still photographer who has capture the likes of Brad Pitt, Colin Farrel, Michael Cane, and more. He does a fascinating job taking images at the right moment, when filming a scene is at hold for a moment. View his portfolio at his site at his website.

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It’s no secret that the Japanese have a knack for vintage clothing and old workwear styles. With the hunt for the vintage becoming such an even more daunting task nowadays, brands like Phigvel Makers & Co. are crafting their own classic vintage styles for the market. For their Spring/Summer 2010 range, the brand looks to reminiscent of old garage and stable type environments. Again, this is a unique direction for such a brand that prides itself in the workwear fashion. Look to chambray shirts, light leathers, denims, rugged knits, tops and more for a vintage ensemble like no other.

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The simplistic nature of Obakki is its most appealing feature. While other lines try too hard to add a touch of the avant garde here, or a detailed feature of the historic there, Obakki stays true by knowing where to go, where it stands, and how to present it. For Fall/Winter, Obakki will release a bevy of styles that include plaid shirts, jackets, tees, knits, and tops.

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A favorite amongst both streetwear and progressive fashion types, Wood Wood’s Autumn/Winter 2010 Collection reflects the styles of those who trek and travel. The Scandinavian label builds a range that fuses military inspired and workwear into a more unique yet still indiscernible style. Whatever you make of it, there’s no denying the quality and construction that such a brand offers.

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Tres Bien shop is now carrying the latest Spring/Summer 2010 pieces from the Rogues Gallery line. The light blue/navy blue color combination works well with the current season as items such as light cable knits, denim, cotton blazers, cardigans, and white button tops make it into the mix. I imagine the ensembles to be perfect during the more breezier or rainier times of Spring.

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Warby Parker’s objective: create boutique-quality, classically crafted eyewear at a revolutionary price point. It’s a fairly simple concept that a lot of eyewear manufacturers should abide by, but it seems that Warby Parker not only gets the prices right, they also understand the value and trends of the current customer. As you’ll see, glasses at their online shop retail for only $95. The best part also is that there are currently 27 limited run styles to choose from, in which you can try on first by mail, and returned with free shipping. Check out their current selections now at WarbyParker.com.

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Rico’s Spring/Summer collection entitled, Black Resort is rooted in musical influences. Specifically, the style is inspired by the urban reggae musicians of Brixton, London with the imaginative scenario of what they would wear on a vacation trip to Jamaica. The styles combine relaxed styles and vintage appeal with shirting and rayon blends, washed out cottons, and more. An homage to the 70’s is also apparent with unique plaid and flower patterns, as well as color hues of tan, denim, and other earthly tones.

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According to Edwin: Using a specially developed uneven thread used for warp and weft throughout the Vintage collection, these 13 oz Japanese Selvage denims are produced on shuttle weaving machines, the two elements combining to create a feeling of old fabric. The Selvage, named Hinomaru Selvage was designed to reflect the colours of the Japanese National flag.

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Swedish brand Velour, who has been known for their sensible modern designs is giving their Fall/Winter 2009 collection a bit of the urban touch. A lot of the pieces in the range are made for the cityscapes with a mixture of different color plaid shirts, tough trousers, large knits, and heavy outerwear. We especially like the short toggle coat in the collection as well as some of the patch detailed tops.

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The Pleasure Beach Collection is part of Topman’s Spring/Summer range. It consists of familiar contemporary styles by the popular retailer and contains looks arranged with striped tees, knits, tops, trousers, and more. The collection is very much relaxed and is reflective of the beach or sea side lifestyle.

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