Hope you have all had a good week so far? Here at Number Six we have sure enjoyed all this lovely weather. Lets hope it stays that way! Today we are going to talk about the importance about a belt in an outfit or the wardrobe for that matter. If you look around you on the street or on the tube you are sure to find examples of impeccably put together outfits that have been completely let down by the wrong belt! The one belt fits all mantra certainly doesn’t work in our opinion and when it comes to belts...

Established in South Shields in 1894 the brand has since then become internationally known whilst always staying true to it’s iconic British roots. Barbour has defined the British countryside as the uniform of choice, but by bringing forth a modern aesthetic it has allowed the brand to go past the green fields of Buckinghamshire and into the concrete streets of East London. This Spring/Summer season we have new styles such as the Durham Jacket along with classic silhouettes such as the Bedale, to view our whole selection just click here.

For Spring/Summer '13, the Novel and Woodlands styles from Herschel have been through the Bad Hills Workshop treatment and have come out the other end with this amazing muted natural colour way and all over pirched birds print. True to Herschel's reputation the bags are still as fully functional as ever what with the Woodlands Backpack offering a 15" laptop sleeve whilst Novel's signature shoe compartment is ever present leaving you rest assured these bags are not just easy on the eye. To view our whole Herschel Spring/Summer '13 collection just click here.

2012 was a busy year for Universal Works, what with the opening of their first store on London's Lambs Conduit Street, however, 2012 is over and Spring/Summer '13 is here and along with it an arsenal of accessories and clothing that keep in line with the brands ethos of emphasising technical craft and a heritage influence apparent in every garment. An example of this masterful craft and a firm favourite of ours here at Number Six has to be the Red Keswick Jacket constructed from a British Millerain dry waxed cotton. To view our whole selection just click here.

Our Legacy Spring/Summer '13 arrivals have started to trickle in to Number Six headquarters, and amongst the new arrivals is the much anticipated Amazonas First Shirt. A shirt from the brands "Smile" collection made from a cotton and linen blend all sourced right here in the UK is not one to be left out of your wardrobe this season. The Amazonas First Shirt along with more from the Spring/Summer '13 Our Legacy collection can be found here.

Being renowned for their difficult nature to track down, these are an impeccable shoe originally produced solely for the Japanese market. They have now become the go to brand to for the perfect fusion of philosophies deeply rooted in nature and fashion. Every pair of these shoes is handmade in a small factory in Lecce, and the tireless dedication is clear in every pair produced. Pictured above is the Fracap Polachinna Bassa Shoe available in both Beige/Bachetta brown suede priced at just £100.

Military Watch Company, also known as MWC has just arrived at Number Six - the only choice when it comes to truly reliable and durable timepieces... just ask the military and anti terrorist units.

American Gigolo (1980) Annie Hall (1977) Basquait (1996) Blow (2001) Inception (2010) La Haine (1995) Risky Business (1983) The Graduate (1967) Serpico (1973) Three Days Of The Condor (1975) Trainspotting (1996) Trading Places (1983)

Since being one of the first stores in the United Kingdom to stock the Australian brand Vanishing Elephant, it’s only natural that we've developed a close bond with the brand over the past couple of years. Season after season we’re seeing the brand grow and develop which is something we’re very proud to witness here at Number Six. Once again coming correct on eye catching designs Vanishing Elephant brings us the Scott Shirt, the Carson jumper and the Coolidge cord shirt. The whole collection can be found here.

Wood Wood have taken one of the most iconic Barbour styles, the Bedale, and given it a Danish face lift in this new collaboration between the two brands. You have to be very careful when reworking something as classic as the Bedale and Wood Wood have taken that into effect, with making subtle changes and indiscreet touches the Danish brand have proved triumphant. The Barbour x Wood Wood Bedale will be available at the end of September at Wood Wood stores and their website.

There are thousands of street style blogs out there but very few are worth keeping an eye on, however, one which definitely falls into that category is London Fashion by Paul, a blog that will mix east London's best dressed vintage hunters with the west end super rich. If you're an east end local you're sure to see some familiar faces on Paul's blog.

Lets face it, when it comes to health Americans aren't the first nation you think of, however they can make their clothes so see below for this weeks Americana inspired window display. Ebbets Sacramento Solons Cap with Ralph Lauren Striped Rugby Shirt Gant Rugger Sunset Madras Shirt with Filson Red Label Tote