Check out the latest video to appear from Down Under's classic Canterbury label. The New Zealand brand, known for its preppy and sportswear-obsessed casualwear, is taking these shores with storm and this clip from the brand's Spring Summer 2012 collection clearly demonstrates why. Produced by the creative arm of Sane Communication, it seamlessly links the Canterbury's aesthetic to London's urban environment.

This Saturday 11th February sees the one-off charity event, Summit's Going On, with DJ sets from New Look, Kindness, Naomi//, Frank Tope, Dazed's Fran Gavin, and Kate Hutch alongside an exciting raffle with prizes including pieces from Whistles, a set of underwear from Elle Macpherson (and signed photo) and dinner for two at The Paradise and Meat Liquor, art books from publisher Laurence King and a B&B at Shoreditch House, amongst many other things to raise money for the Kids Company.

Ticket price: £5. All proceeds go to charity for the Kids Company. Saturday 11th February, 8pm - 3am: Passion, Amhurst Road & Shacklewell Lane, London.

For his Spring Summer 2012 campaign, Scott Sternberg shot Ed Ruscha, using his standard Polaroid camera. Exquisite as always, Scott!

Fancy some classic, custom-made artful tailoring, painstakingly measured, cut and stitched by hand? This month, boutique hotspot Ace Hotel New York has got you (literally) covered as it presents a special partnership with Brooklyn-based pride and artisanal fashion legend Martin Greenfield. He has survived Auschwitz, dressed Michael Jackson, Bill Clinton and Martin Scorsese, was commissioned by designers at Rag & Bone, Band of Outsiders and Donna Karan, hand-tailored the 1920's garments for the series Boardwalk Empire and gained iconic status as 'America's greatest living tailor' - now, exclusively during NY Fashion Week you too can snatch a piece of his legacy as the Boardroom of Ace fills up by a pop-up tailor service, where visitors, guest and friends can be fitted for bespoke suits and garments by tailors from Martin Greenfield Clothiers and the master himself.