Taking inspiration from the stunning Scottish coast, BWGH presents its 2013 fall/winter “Stonehaven” range in this video lookbook. Directed by Adrien Landre and Julien Soulier, the video pairs the beautiful seasonal clothing against the stunning backdrop that inspired it.

Tokyo, Japan serves as a seasonal backdrop to Parisian label Maison Kitsuné‘s new Fall/Winter 2013 line, featured in a lookbook titled, “High School Lovers.” The lookbook finds current ‘it’-girl Kiko Mizuhara and French actor Neils Schneider playing two young-and-in-love fashionistas wearing Maison Kitsuné’s wares. Crisp plaid shirts, knit sweaters, chinos and a letterman jacket are all beautifully executed pieces for the cooler months. Shot by Kotori Kawashima, you can see more and shop the collection at Maison Kitsuné.

British heritage outfit Gloverall has given us a look into the future of stylish outerwear with this Lookbook for Spring/Summer 2014. With a nice use of prints and some refined camouflage patterns, the collection blends traditional garments and dashes of contemporary styling with modern fits and finishes.

Eyewear brand Dita has unveiled their latest lookbook showcasing its Fall/Winter 2013 offerings, titled “Legends.” The lookbook features Mark Mahoney, legendary tattoo artist; and Dita von Teese, the iconic ’Queen of Burlesque.’ The two are the perfect models for a collection of sunglasses that references the style and pagentry of day’s past. Dita’s newest collection consists of 12 handmade designs for men and women. The collection is priced between $350 USD and $750 USD and is to be made available at select Dita retailers worldwide and at Dita’s flagship stores in Los Angeles, Tokyo and Newport Beach.

Berlin-based Acronym produces yet another dark, minimalist collection with a video matching their aesthetic. Reminiscent of the Japanese film ‘Ringu’ this moody video showcases a less-traditional take on Spring/Summer wares.

Cabourn examines Converse’s rich American heritage of boots and sneakers created for the outdoors and the military, and infuses his own designs into the Chuck Taylor All Star Bosey with rich Ventile fabric uppers in military-inspired navy and olive green colors. Ventile fabric was developed for use in WWII flight suits as a material to protect Hawker Hurricane and Supermarine Spitfire pilots when they ejected from their planes into icy cold waters. The Ventile fabric extended survival time tenfold and saved many ejected pilots’ lives. Suits made with Ventile fabric remain in use by British Royal Air Force to this day. You can check out and shop the collection at End Hunting Co. April 11th, 2013.

Scottish brand Lyle & Scott, with 140 years in the clothing business, turns their eye to classic British sportswear for their Spring 2013 Lookbook. Featuring their famed made in Scotland knitwear, the offering features pique polo shirts, sweats and some smart lightweight outerwear in a relatively subdued selection of hues accented lightly with branding and contrasting detailing. To learn more about where to purchase pieces from this collection, visit Lyle & Scott online.

A relatively new player in the menswear game, the Hotel 1171 brand works to convey, “the excitement of exploring new cultures and manifesting one’s own unique path.” Their Spring/Summer 2013 lookbook, shot in Big Sur, California by Charles Bergquis, perfectly showcases the brand’s sense of combined style and adventure. Standout pieces are the State and Fir jackets, with fleece bodies accented by lambskin sleeves, classic jackets with floral-print lining and simple short-sleeve button-downs. Also features are some simple saddle shoes adn bags to accessorize the brand’s pieces. Hotel 1171′s Spring/Summer 2013 collection is available for purchase now online.

There’s been a lot of hype surrounding H&M’s collaboration with London bike shop Brick Lane Bikes, and finally we get a definitive look at the offering in this lookbook. The 11-piece collection is focused around the needs of the cycling commuter, with pieces designed to look good in everyday use but provide high-level functionality when in the saddle. With protective neck fixtures that fold into a blazer collar, T-shirts with side pockets, and water-repellent jackets, H&M worked closely with Brick Lane Bikes to create a collaboration in more than just name only. We for one love the results. The H&M for Brick Lane Bikes collection will release March 7, online and in 180 select stores worldwide.

Perfect for when the mercury finally rises is the latest offering from Burkman Bros. The brand, led by two ambitious Canadian brothers, released its lookbook for the new season, complete with bright, colorful, yet mature prints. Here, a selection of bright red, teal, and mustard shades are integrated into paisley, striped, and diamond patterning on shirts and bottoms. Shorts are given a dressier treatment with casual slanted pockets, making for an altogether interesting, yet never contrived presentation. Look for the Burkman Bros. 2013 spring/summer collection at retailers soon.