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"The esteemed designer gets back in the game, introducing a line of trademark minimalist gear that every man can wear\u2014and afford\n\n \n\nGood news for minimalist design junkies: Plus J, the forty-piece collection by designer Jil Sander (whose work inspires the kind of devotion usually reserved for teen idols and foul-mouthed chefs), is almost here. Available October 1st from Uniqlo, the clothes feature the same pared-down sensibility that Sander is known for\u2014at a price that even 2009&amp;amp;#x2019;s man can afford. A collection&amp;amp;#x2019;s already planned for Spring 2010, but here&amp;amp;#x2019;s an early look at some of our favorites for Fall 2009:\n\nV-neck Sweater, $130:\n\n \n\nThe perfect cut of this V-neck means you can wear it any way you like: over a white shirt and paired with black jeans for a casual look, or under a trim suit (pocket square and all) for something a little dressier. Just be sure to contrast the colors\u2014after all, you&amp;amp;#x2019;re not in uniform.\n\n(Left) Jacket, $130; shirt, $140; jeans, $50; (Right) wool suit jacket, $130; and pants, $50: all by Uniqlo +J at Uniqlo, SoHo, N.Y.C. 877-4UNIQLO; customer.orders@uniqlo-usa.com; www.uniqlo-usa.com\n\nLight Down Jacket, $80:\n\n \n\nSander&amp;amp;#x2019;s devil is in the details: &amp;amp;#x201C;I focused on the density of the padding, and the contour of the armhole, which actually took up most of my time in the fitting sessions.&amp;amp;#x201D;\n\nFlat-front Khakis, $50:\n\n \n\nA simple pair of khakis, but notice how the pockets are cut so that they don&amp;amp;#x2019;t flare out at the sides, or the low rise so the pants sit right at the hips. Simple&amp;amp;#x2019;s never simple.\n\nCashmere Cardigan, $150:\n\n\n\nFive buttons instead of four create a higher V-line, a proportion Sander prefers: &amp;amp;#x201C;A cardigan only looks good if it hugs and firmly defines the body at the right places.&amp;amp;#x201D;\n\nPlaid Shirt, $40:\n\n \n\nThe perfect marriage: &amp;amp;#x201C;Uniqlo understands modern basics, so rather than reinvent anything, I put my signature in things like the exact shape of the silhouette and the angle of the shoulder line.&amp;amp;#x201D;\n\nModels shot by Eric Ray Davidson. Still life photographs by Tom Schierlitz. Hair by Jordan Blackmore using Oribe Hair Care. Grooming by Kumi Craig for Exclusive Artists. Prop Styling by Eddy Alcantara for Mark Edward Inc."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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