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What Was There First: the Lemaire or the Clarks Slipper?
Want to stay in the loop?We’ve got you coveredDownload the Highsnobiety App now Introducing HS Shopper: Highsnobiety’s weekly bulletin on what buyers shop, shoppers buy, and editors really think about what’s happening in the marketplace. Here, curation meets opinion, for an honest, topical rundown of the fashion, grooming, and lifestyle products we want our community to…
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Why Rick Owens Won’t Stop Fighting for All the Weirdos
Source URL: http://highsnobiety.com/p/rick-owens-interview-temple-of-love/
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This Ostrich-Lux Superstar Is adidas’ Wildest Upgrade Yet
Source URL: http://highsnobiety.com/p/footpatrol-adidas-superstar-ostrich-sneaker/
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What Do You Do When Someone You Hate Wears a Brand You Love?
Source URL: http://highsnobiety.com/p/taylor-swift-thom-browne-outfit/
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10 Years Later, Noah Still Doesn’t Care What You Call It
Want to stay in the loop?We’ve got you coveredDownload the Highsnobiety App now “We have to rethink how selfish we can be, and I apply that to myself as well. I’m certainly guilty of making bad choices,” says Brendon Babenzien. “All I would ask of people is give it a little thought first, and if you…
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The Coolest Watches Aren’t Pricey. They’re Personal.
Source URL: http://highsnobiety.com/p/watches-cool-affordable/
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Robyn Is Tapping into the Power of the Hoodie in “Dopamine”
Source URL: http://highsnobiety.com/p/robyn-dopamine-video-hoodie/
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Brits & Style Are Like Coffee & Milk. Sorry, Tea & Milk
Source URL: http://highsnobiety.com/p/mr-porter-british-tk/
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New Balance’s MT10 Barefoot Shoes Look Better Bare Bones
Source URL: http://highsnobiety.com/p/new-balance-mt101-tokyo-design-studio/
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How a Tiny Independent Film from 1995 Changed The World
Want to stay in the loop?We’ve got you coveredDownload the Highsnobiety App now On Monday, January 17, 1994, at 4:31 a.m., the Northridge Earthquake shook Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley, killing at least 57 people, injuring more than 9,000, and causing an estimated $35 billion in property damage. It was The Big One — the largest…