Here are some looks from SIR NEW YORK FALL/WINTER 2013 Collection. Click through to see more. SIRNY gives us a different take on Street-Goth-Luxury. Pay close attention, street-wear is taking a very interesting turn.

Sir New York's Spring/Summer 2013 Presentation in the Spa
the Atrium and the Great Lawn of
THE OUT NYC URBAN RESORT

Suprematism found its base in the application of the fundamental geometric forms, particularly the square and the circle. It originated in 1915 in Russia, established by Kazimir Malevich…

Dark Angels–Request models RJ King and Misa Patin­szki join Red's Parker Hurley for a fash­ion film featuring the current offerings of SIR New York. Cre­ated as a collaboration between Ramón J. Goñi and Andrew Yang, an unlikely trio comes together for a dark adven­ture, styled by Michel Serruya.

IDLM extends the conceptual basis of the brand into new territory with an individualized, collaborative vision. Nine unique graphics with artist and painter Dove Drury Hornbuckle. Each design features a variation of SIR in Braille.

Several weeks before the rush of New York Fashion Week I had the opportunity to attend Project NY, a three-day, trade-only event showcasing the Fall 2013 lines of high-end contemporary menswear designers. While there, I sat down with designer Auston Björkman and chatted with him about his label, SIR New York.

Inspired by “dying glaciers”, while combining print with different techniques and materials such as natural and technical fibers and neoprene. The pictures of the collection I posted below were shot by photographer and Original Plumbing editor Amos Mac.

After three days spent covering this year’s PROJECT NY trade show, we were the slightest bit tired of hearing a brand rep/designer say their line was inspired by “American heritage”. Want to know from what Auston Bjorkman, SIR NEW YORK‘s Creative Director, takes inspiration? Melting glaciers.

@ComplexMag @FredPharaoh @BLEUDOPE rocking @Sir_New_York in 'Fuck Em All (Official Video)

So, we joked around last week (kind of) when we said that A$AP Rocky needs to be up on Sir New York. Well, that might actually happen. Looks like two A$AP Mob members have donned the upstart street goth brand.

People aren't afraid to play with proportion or mix goth, streetwear, and sportswear looks simultaneously. Sir New York is at the epicenter of this change in taste.

High-end leggings from designers like Henrik Vibskov and Sir New York!!!

Between a Keith Herringesque print and a refined abstraction of a baseball uniform, designer Auston Bjorkman describes his collection as a “hybrid of masculinity."

It may come as a shock to learn that Auston Bjorkman used to design "the freaky stuff that scares people"

We believe this season's collection was a homerun.

A season of impressive debuts. Designers to watch. Few can nail the gentrified athletic wear as well as SIR New York. For fall, Bjorkman looked to jockeys and hockey goons for inspiration.

Things are happening for up and coming New York based designer Auston Bjorkman. We caught up with the busy man to find out a little more about his budding brand, design philosophy and and his fondness for using the Braille language.

A$AP Rocky's crew loves three things: purple weed, purple drank, and extremely high fashion. So GQ brought along three members of the Harlem-based collective— A$AP Illz, A$AP Josh, and A$AP Bari—to find the trillest looks at NYC's bi-annual menswear trade show

Publicide Inc.’s hang tags and business cards in action. The Sir New York black business cards and hang tags are blind-embossed with the subtle braille logo that perfectly complements the provocative jock minimalism in this sports-themed menswear collection.

SIR New York
was my favorite label to check out last season and they brought it again for SS' 13. Expect graphic patterns, pops of bright colors and linen jumpsuits. "Be still, my heart!"

With its white, black, and bright neon orange booth, it was hard to miss Sir New York at PROJECT New York. We were intrigued and took an opportunity to snap some photos and learn more about the brand.

Auston Bjorkman combines sporting influences with a touch of provocation, and emphasizes the texture, the illusion and the use of technical fabrics. His collection for the autumn / winter 2012 season is inspired by the cross-references of a macho sport with refined elegant sportsmanship.

FLAUNT Magazine examines
provacative issues and ideas.

HARLEM'S FINEST pgs. 108 - 117
Photos by Wally Sparks
Styled by Bobby Bowen

by Nikolai De Vera

Photographer - Rick Day
Stylist: Javier Lewis

Compare this tough sporty look with the Bowler Tee and Sleeveless Batsman from
SIR New York

Vanity Teen is a provocative and ethereal magazine, specializing in defying ideas of youth culture shot by editor-in-chief Sbastien

Photographer & Video: Priscilli a Rabenda
Stylist: Contessa Stuto
Hair and makeup: Dylan Monroe
Chinatown background video: Derek Mega

SIR NEW YORK FALL/WINTER 2012
By Editor in Fashion on June 1st, 2012

Thomas Page McBee, Co-Editor, Co-Founder