Tops.

The humble boyfriend shirt, short sleeved and in a classic men’s blue. Worn with the right tan, legs and hemline. A perfect last-hoorah to summer for 2010.

For those who have their heart set on autumn / fall 2010‘s new military fashion trend, then River Island‘s shearling boots might be to your liking.

If you’ve got the tan to go with it, here’s the proof that the boyfriend shirt isn’t such an old trend that it can’t be brought to sit amongst your Spring / Summer 2010 wardrobe.

Were you one of the many who liked Carin Wester’s white tap pants? Then the matching lace-cum-sheer top may be equally to your liking.

Northern fashionisers of the male persuasion: Autumn / Fall 2010 / 2011 is almost upon you. Thus consider this a timely reminder: don’t forget the shawl cardigan this season.

With the simplistic impact of the white singlet and denim shorts under a subtle, chain belt, the Chanel gladiator sandals play second fiddle to the whole street style look. Their loss.

Hitting upon Shakuhachi‘s online sale was sort of like hitting upon a small gold mine. Many of the pieces are to the Balmainian / dystopian side – but with plenty of versatility in them, and with the mark-downs, they’re more than worth a look. So for today’s featured discovery we’ll draw your eye to this gold texture ‘zig zag’ sleeve top, now priced at a…

Here’s yet another piece from Stone Cold Fox that’s ideal for indulging in the latest interpretation of the lace trend: an ivory silk poncho with vintage crochet trim. So you can get your ’70s accessories on and make like a gypsy goddess in this one. Available here.

There’s cowboy dressups, and then there’s cowboy dressups. Agent Provocateur‘s take falls firmly into fantasy territory with this pin-up girl bodysuit. I fell in love with it when I was flicking through the lingerie label’s sale section. If you have a spare 250 lying around, some cowboy boots and a lasso, you can pick one up here.

Colette has teamed up with Warner Brothers and Balmain to celebrate the 75th anniversary of DC Comics, creating an extremely limited edition Batman t-shirt. The cotton tee will set you back around $500 (holy price-point Batman!) if you’re so inclined you can pick it up here.