
Along with tattooed eyeballs and stenciled back hair, we’re going to go ahead and ban male ponytails once and for all. Because there’s simply never a good time to ask your date if you can borrow her scrunchie.
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Along with tattooed eyeballs and stenciled back hair, we’re going to go ahead and ban male ponytails once and for all. Because there’s simply never a good time to ask your date if you can borrow her scrunchie.

After dressing up the art world in sharp suits and grotesque masks for his F/W show, Adam Kimmel seems to be running wild again.
This snap comes from his new Snoop Dogg-inspired collection, modeled by a clever mix of street-cast naturals and look-perfect models. The suits are still the same continental sartorialism you’d expect from Mr. Kimmel, but you’ve probably never seen it matched with a jeweled low-rider bike before.
It’s easily the most Crip-friendly collection you’ll see all year.
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Lounging: We’re not going to speculate on what that is. [Fashion Copious]
TSA Suckas: Snoop Dogg valiantly crusades for the rights of bullet-shaped jewelry-wearers everywhere. [Luxury Launches]
Decline and Fall: Gawker surveys the remnants of Gourmet.[Gawker]
All Hat, No Cattle: Nathan Rabin stares into the dark, soul-consuming void that is Garth Brooks’ career. [A. V. Club]
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Men of Summer: Playboy and *Mad Men* combine for the inevitable photoset. Sadly, Joan Holloway remains aloof. [Playboy]
You’re the Man Now, Dogg: Snoop Dogg expands his empire into fashion and reality television, branching out from his traditional interests in music, cameo parts, and horticulture. [TeenMusic]
The Nicest: SF’s Nice Collective politely let their Fall/Winter collection out in the world. [Selectism]
Dirty Linens: Japanese linen makes its presence felt…just in time for fall. [IHT]
Allen Wrench: Woody Allen’s production diary, complete with vividly described mĂ©nage-a-trois. Or should we say, vividly *imagined*. [NYT]
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