WWDMen's Week in Review: December 16, 2011

Xcel Brands Inc. signed a licensing agreement with Burma Bibas for a collection of dress shirts and neckwear under the Isaac Mizrahi brand.

Man of the Week: Tim Tebow

From an excess of hair gel to a pair of less-than-flattering driving shoes, Denver's quarterback could use some improvement in his off-the-field style.

Men's Wear Trend: Cold War

Outerwear designers present a very focused and well-segmented fashion offering with each of this season’s diverse styles.

AI Jackets to Debut at Pitti Uomo

The new Italian outerwear brand will make its official and international debut at the men’s trade show in January.

Brioni Expands Footprint in London

The brand is raising its profile with a new shop-in-shop at Selfridges and marking the fifth anniversary of its collaboration with the Royal College of Art.

Vera Wang to Enter Men’s Wear

The designer is said to have signed a license to produce tuxedos with The Men's Wearhouse.

Chloe Lonsdale Launching Men's Denim Line

Her new label, Jean Machine, takes its name from her father's denim store, which was a landmark on London’s King’s Road in the Seventies.

Façonnable Names New Artistic Director

Julian Neale's first collections will bow for pre-fall 2012 for both men and women, and for men’s fall 2012 in January at Pitti Uomo in Florence.

Odin Opens Bespoken Pop-Up Shop

The shop, which will be open through the holiday season, focuses on Bespoken shirts and includes an actual bar to merchandise the shirts.

Under Armour Inks Deal With NBA

The multiyear deal will allow the activewear company to use marquee players in their NBA uniforms to promote its basketball footwear.