Shot in Los Angeles by noted photographer Autumn de Wilde, the lookbook for Peter Jensen’s Fall/Winter 2011 collection carefully captures a mood of youthfulness and romance. As appropriate for the season, Jensen’s collection features the use of wool in items like a two-button suit with slim lapels and a pair of checked pants. Colorful waffle knit sweaters and cardigans act as layering pieces when paired with printed shirts and button-downs. And while the overall palette is muted, patterned vests and solid colored trousers add just the right amount of pop. Scroll down to see some of the highlights from the collection.

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Peter Jensen’s 2011 spring/sumer collection took a colorful approach at his recent Copenhagen Fashion Week showing. Fitted pieces were persistent over much of the collection as it combined traditional menswear staples in a more colorful mood. However, beyond the brightly lit colors were some further patterns that were also incorporated over shirts.

Fashion designer Peter Jensen welcomes his Fall/Winter Collection with a new installation at premier London retailer Dover Street Market. Following a theme inspired by Greenland, which his new collection is based off, the showcase incorporates an iceberg silhouette surrounded by a gang of penguins. This new installation also features assistance from photographer Tim Walker with whom Jensen has collaborated on a selection of apparel items in the past as well as for Fall/Winter 2009.

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Photographer Tim Walker got together with London-based designer Peter Jensen on a capsule clothing collection for premier boutique Dover Street Market. The collection, scheduled to arrive in September 2009, will be sold exclusively at Dover Street Market, marking yet another DSM project involving the efforts of both Walker and Jensen. Items for the lineup include intricate patterned bottoms, knitted sweaters, and various matching knitted accessories.

In an all-British affair, fashion designer Peter Jensen has re-invented the classic Harrington jacket for Fred Perry. The newly designed third generation jacket makes some subtle changes including a re-sized collar and pockets as well as a smaller waist and wrist ribbing. The ultra-slim cut features a new larger version of Fred Perry’s classic laurel logo. Three colors are available now at oki-ni.

Teaming up for their third season of collaborative work, London based Danish designer Peter Jensen and quintessential British label Fred Perry take a spin on their classic Harrington jacket for the upcoming 2009 spring/summer lineup. The duo develop three new versions including a red and black colorway alongside a distinct gingham piece all featuring the iconic laurel wreath embroidery. A launch is expected for February 2009.

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