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A June issue of a Japanese magazine "Men's Club" ran a special photo feature titled "Ivy League Today." Of course by "Today" we mean the year 1975. It focused on the sartorial choices of students at Ivy League campuses. Here's my alma mater below. Check out that gnarly shuttle!
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Sexy People: a blog celebrating the perfect portrait. I think your photo is in there. Jokes.
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Steal the Time is like a Netflix for luxury watches. You can flash a Rolex Submariner wrist piece around for just $370 per week. When you're sick of it, return it for a new one. Maybe a Cartier? [Via]
Robb messaged me today and wrote "Ugliest sh*t ever on Gilt this week. Literally crazy man clothing." I had not been checking this week so as not to be tempted. Not that it mattered, because after Robb's comment I logged in to Gilt and this is what I found. Crazy man clothing.
Brilliant t-shirt concept by Andrey Lazarev: Yellow sleeveless perforated t-shirt perfect for those occasions, like a big management meeting, when you want to make a Hulkmania entrance. It's aggressive, but you'll certainly get the CEO's attention
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Azumi and David (A'N'D) unveiled these sticky disposable sunglasses for the 2009 summer season. People, throw your Oliver Peoples in the trash and slap one of these stunnas on instead. Get in early before Kanye and his bandwagon discovers them!
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This brainiac helmet is guaranteed to make the "wearer 69% more intelligent, 71% more fascinating at dinner parties and 136% better at rolling stoppies."
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Playboy is jumping on the sneaker bandwagon with a not-safe-for-work photo gallery of their ladies trading in their hooker heels for hightops.
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Waldo was spotted among the horde of people at the opening of the new Topshop store. I saw this same guy popping up around New York City during fashion week.
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Today's warm weather in the Big Apple reminds me how much I'm looking forward to the arrival of summer and the Sheep's Meadow, BBQs, and beautiful NYC girls in mini skirts that accompany it. I'm also looking forward to the heat putting an end to these offensive hats that Nnamdi is fixated on. "It keeps my head warm" he explains. It's outrageous anti-social behavior. That's what it is. I mean, look at his latest foolishness:
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If I see the young new mothers in my Park Slope neighborhood carrying their babies in this...contraption (a "peekaru original fleece baby carrier") it's going to be difficult for me to repress the instinctive urge to climb into one of these beasts and go do some work on the alien invasion in my hood:
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Japanese artist Sakurako Shimizu created this 18 karat old ring from a cast of the original 1981 Atari computer chip. Nerd bling at its finest!
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