Hello Malcolm,

and welcome to my personal collection of style and design Here is everything that I like! Also, remember that the people who are crazy enough to believe that they can change the world, are the ones who do. At least, that how it usually is. All of this would have been pretty awesome if your name really was Malcolm... right? Sadly it isn't. Carpe Diem, Y.O.L.O., Lev i nuet, كارب ديم, etc.

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Prom Couples by Rick Ashley. "The high school prom is a social ritual unique to North America, and as with any good ritual photography is an integral part. From an early age we are coached on how to present ourselves to the camera, yet we still look to the photographer for direction and validation."

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Philip J. Pike (born 20th century) Portrait of Robert Tudawali as Marbuck from Jedda (1954).

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Surf sur la Ville. Kenzo, Prada, Ray-Ban, March Lab, and Louis Vuitton.

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Surf sur la Ville. “Chemises à fleurs, pantalons souples, pieds nus et cheveux grillés par le soleil, les surfeurs passent pour les hommes les plus cool de la planète."

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John F. Kennedy wearing his Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses.

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Tony Alva (1957) is an American skateboarder, known as one of the original members of the Z-Boys skateboarding team.

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Timeless Prep by Polo Ralph Lauren "Take a cue from our Fall 1995 POLO RALPH LAUREN  collection & create the quintessential Ivy League look."

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Photo shot by Bill Eppridge for the May 14th issue of Life Magazine back in 1965.

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Tom Sims (1950 - 2012) doing a 4-footer frontside at Carlsbad Skate Park mid-70’s.

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“If I could live anywhere, or any way, in the world, I would like to maintain multiple residences in London, New York, Los Angeles and Hawaii. I always say you can live anywhere as long as you get to leave it frequently.” - Nick Wooster for The Coveteur

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London FW SS14 by Victor Jones Visuals

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"My earliest fashion memory is telling my mom I didn’t like the way certain T-shirts fit. I was in kindergarten. There was nothing that even related to ‘fashion’ in Kansas in the 1970s." - Nick Woosterfor The Coveteur

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“I really can’t describe my interior design aesthetic—it’s exactly the same as getting dressed. It starts with a respect for history, understanding some basic rules, then breaking them, or at least disrespecting them somewhat. And you can never go wrong with grey.” - Nick Wooster for The Coveteur

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GO' STIL TV!!!