With his newly-released Fall 2008 collections for Tumi, Nautica founder David Chu is continuing the revitalization of the travel brand begun when he was named its creative director last year. Since his appointment, Chu has launched various new collections including the Alpha, using Tumi's signature black ballistic nylon, and the upscale Townhouse Collection for men. He has given the company an image makeover as well with new high-style ad campaigns featuring supermodel Shalom Harlow and an array of classic sportscars (see above).

For Fall 2008, Chu has made an appropriately seasonal modification to the spring Townhouse line, which featured khaki cotton twill and saddle leather. The Fall collection is rendered in a gray covert cloth that's a hallmark of classic British tailoring. As a counterpart, he has introduced new designs for women as well. We're also big fans of Chu's eponymous luxury menswear line, which he started after VF Corp. acquired Nautica for $585 million in 2004. Obviously Chu, who personally made over $100 million on the deal, could have just retired then and there, but we're definitely glad he decided to keep working.

After several years of scrambling after hot new faces, a slew of the world's top fashion houses have decided to take a more classic approach for Spring/Summer '08, showcasing supermodels who ruled the Earth in the 1990s in their latest ad campaigns. The top indicator that the supes are back in town is artist Richard Prince's new campaign for the Louis Vuitton bags he designed, starring a gaggle of semi-retired stars: Stephanie Seymour, Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schiffer and Eva Herzigova, all sprawled on the hood of a kandy-kolored muscle car.

This season, Schiffer also appears in ads for Salvatore Ferragamo as well as Chanel, along with Christy Turlington, who's now also the face of Escada. Herzigova also stars in the new Roberto Cavalli and Chopard campaigns, while Shalom Harlow meanwhile does the honors for Valentino, Tumi and Jones New York.

With a western saddle bag vibe, this tote is roomy and looks oh-so comfortable. With adjustable, rolled-leather shoulder straps and pockets galore, this bag is perfect for every-day running around. About those pockets - this bag sports exterior magnetic flap pockets on either side, a hidden exterior zip pocket and interior flap, zip and cell-phone pockets. With the inclusion of protective metal feet, this bag has everything you need and good looks, too. Also available in black, brandy and truffle. $450.

Like Ducati bikes? Now you can get the luggage to match. The motorcycle maker has become the latest brand to license their name to a luggage line. The Ducati Collection by Tumi is a line of eight red and black bags with the Ducati logo. The line ranges from a $35 key ring to the $435 carry-on shown here. Love the red and black and the rounded handle but is the big white logo on the side really necessary?

Tired of all your luggage blending in? If you have the misfortune of traveling on commercial airlines you know the monotony of the black roll-aboards. TUMI has a remedy for us who want style but aren't ready to flash the LV Monogram around. Available in 2 colors, Graphite and Flame, this carry-on rocks legendary TUMI quality and edgy style. It's the perfect size for the quick getaway or 2 day business jaunt. If you want a whole suite of orange luggage, TUMI has many other styles and sizes within the T-Tech line. But you better get yours quick, who knows, orange may be the new black.