Gilles et Dada's Walk Through Light campaign serves all of your repressed science fiction needs.  Oh... you didn't know you had science fiction fashion needs?  You do.

Yesterday, we went organic with the Shwood Eyewear post. Today we go slightly retro with this look from Spitfire. When I first saw them, I thought about the man himself... lady flirting, glasses flipping, fresh jordan wearing... Dwayne Wayne (who single handedly made it cool to wear prescription specs). I was hoping that these could flip up... but alas they don't... Still feeling them though. Too bad they are sold out at Oak. Please drop us a comment if you know anywhere else we can find them. 

*Update* One of our commenters just pointed out that someone is selling these on Amazon. Thanks James.

I am not a big fan of people using natural materials just for the sake of using natural materials. That said, I find that Shwood has tapped into something really amazing with their choice of materials... No two pairs can be exactly the same... which is golden in such an unoriginal world. Enjoy the uniqueness. [P/C Shwood] 

I try not to comment on men's sartorial choices, but I am now being forced to.  This is how to dress modernly without looking like:

a) a hi-lighter

b) a douche-lord

c) a girl

Take note.

Opening Ceremony is making me want to trade the sneaker game for the shoe game. Who says growing up is hard to do? [Via Farfetch]http://www.delimitedaddiction.com/home/rss-comments-entry-6877904.xmlDsquared2His FashionJacketblazersport coatRoeMon, 01 Mar 2010 19:27:11 +0000http://www.delimitedaddiction.com/home/2010/3/1/dsquared2-cotton-linen-collared-jacket.html319025:3339836:6877741

From Dsquared2 to you, this is what I would call a rough sport blazer. Cool kids only. [Via Farfetch]

If you don't look good in this, then chances are you don't look good in anything, and you should just find a secluded place in the middle of the woods somewhere and off yourself. That said, this jacket works for me in several ways. It looks like it would bring a real sharp note to a casual ensemble. I am always a fan of elaborate or colorful lining inside of black or grey jackets. The integrated waistcoat invites you to wear it with the outer jacket open, which plays extremely well... besides, from what I can see here the outer jacket doesn't have buttons anyway, which is a nice touch. Speaking of buttons... the choice of the translucent "hazel" buttons to offset the color of the stitch and the fabric attests to the genius of Vivienne Westwood. [Via Coggles]

Nigel Cabourn pulled out a utility bag from World War Two and flipped it, clean and crisp, from the piping to the thread work. Literally...Vintage material. Plenty more to see in the full post. [Pics Via Oki-Ni]