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AnOther Magazine - 21st Biannual issue - Autumn/Winter Published twice a year AnOther has garnered a reputation for highly original content, brought together by the best in emereging photographers, stylists and writers. Featuring in this issue: Rachel Weisz on the cover with an indepth feature inside Aung San Suu Kyi gives an interview There's an interview with Dr.Sylvia Earle the undersea pioneer and oceanographer Julian Assange talks about his teenage years as a hacker Plus tonnes more Art Review Issue 53 - October 20 11 Art Review magazine was founded in 1949 in London. The magazine covers all aspects of art and its surrounding culture. It covers all the best established and emerging artists from all around the world aswell as featuring reviews, news, city profiles. An annual feature of the magazine is its Power 100 list which details the prominent figures within the industry. In this issue: Cover feature with Tacita Dean Features with JosephineMeckseper ...

As promised yesterday our Fall 2011 apparel range from The Hundreds is now instore and online on our website . The collection labelled - Serious Business - see's the Adam Bomb logo modelled like famous comic Groucho Marx - complete with glasses, big nose and tash! Click below to be taken directly to the range: Each Serious Business piece is 100% cotton and features screen-printed graphics on the chest and a screen printed text graphic on the back. We've stocked The Hundreds for the past 5-years in Fat Buddha and every season the range gets more vast. On top of the standard t-shirts, we opted for some heavy-weight sweats this time as we approach winter - and quality wise they've not disappointed. Shop the full range by The Hundreds online here Fraser

Whilst you all patiently wait for the new Fall 2011 stuff from The Hundreds to go online, here's a decent two-part video from Hue TV on The Hundreds co-founder and man behind the popular daily blog - Bobby Kim AKA Bobby Hundreds. Bobby's World: The Brand Before The Man | Part 1 from hueTV on Vimeo . Bobby's World: On LA & Its Residents | Part 2 from hueTV on Vimeo . The video is a rare chance to hear what the man himself has to say on the evolution of LA's favourite brand and his take on everything from where's the best place to eat in LA, Odd Future and Oliva Munn Our Fall 2011 sweats , snapbacks and t-shirts will be online this afternoon! Fraser

Some more great pieces just arrived at Fat Buddha Store for autumn/winter 2011. The Eastpak x Kris Van Assche collaboration ranges from backpacks and shoppers to bowling bags. In this collaboration, Kris Van Assche revisits the Eastpak codes of quality, build and durability that make the brand so popular to bring them into his stylish and sophisticated world, where luxurious details as well as modern masculinity are of the essence. With a classic design and a contemporary twist this bag combines parachute cloth leather and rough cotton. Kris Van Assche was born in Belgium in 1976. Shortly after graduating from the Antwerp Royal Academy of Fine Arts, he moved to Paris in 1998. After working at Yves Saint Laurent and then for Dior Homme, he began to show his original creations in January 2005. Today he heads his own label, KRIS VAN ASSCHE, and is the artistic director for Dior Homme since april 2007. Balancing a nostalgic historical sense with radical modernism, Kris Van Assche has...

Vans Era (C & P) have arrived in store at Fat Buddha , and their looking great. The Era 59 comes from the Canvas and Plaid collection for autumn/winter 2011. The shoe features canvas uppers, plaid lining, corduroy heel detail and leather laces. First released in 1975 the Vans #95, known today as the Era was designed by Tony Alva and Stacy Peralta. With a padded collar and different color combinations the Era became the shoe of choice for a generation of skateboarders. The Vans (C & P) comes in two diffrent colourways, Navy and Black as shown in the pictures below. Both shoes are instore and available now at Fat Buddha Store. Craig

A new re- engineered version of the classic Nike basketball shoe makes a welcome return to Fat Buddha Store. First introduced in 1985 as the Nike Terminator's "fraternal twin" the Dunk has transformed from a basic basketball shoe into a subcultural icon and an inspiration for fashion, culture, and art. In 1998 Nike put the Dunk back into production resulting in great success for the company. The shoe has now seen a full spectrum of great colourways and limited edition releases. As part of The Fall 2011 footwear collection The Nike Dunk bounces back in an old school Varsity Maize/White/Black colourway. The colour combination and tweaked features such as the perforation on the black panels make this classic shoe look great for 2011. Available now at Fat Buddha Store. Craig

The great English heritage clothing company Lavenham have just arrived instore at Fat Buddha Store . Lavenham are manufacturers of of superior quality country clothing and accessories that pride themselves on sticking to the two innate attributes of Quality and Durability that have taken the brand so far since its inception in 1969. The brand was founded in 1969 and made the first nylon quilted horse rug, closely followed by quilted jackets and waistcoats for the esteemed and sartorially aware rider and country-phile. It's own in- house design team oversee every aspect of production from the quilting to the finished product. Fast forward to 2011 and the brand has firmly embraced colour, detail and contemporary styling, bringing a sense of modernity to the label. The brand sits in a very strong position right now, as the demand for heritage brands and clothing continues to grow. With exports now going to Japan and the highly succesful fashion brand APC being there first japanes...