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Inside Designer Joey Roth’s New Portland Studio
Joey Roth, who champions a simplistic but refined aesthetic, is one of America’s next great industrial designers.
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ArchiveSearching for Meaning in the Waves
With an interest in surf photography, Chris DeLorenzo jumped into the ocean with his camera.
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Style5 Heritage Surf Brands, from Head to Toe
The ’60s and ’70s are described as the golden age of surfing, when the entire California coast donned baggies and “Baja” hoodies .
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Food & DrinkHow to Make the Perfect Fish Taco
We traveled to Brooklyn, where the executive chef of Greenpoint Fish & Lobster Co.
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StyleDress like Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves in Point Break
Set in early ’90s L.A., surfing and bank robbery collide for the ultimate rush in Point Break.
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AudioPlaylist: Strong Coffee, Big Waves and Progressive Punk
In 2011, Michael Little opened Lost Weekend NYC, a surf-inspired lifestyle store in Manhattan’s Lower East Side that also happens to brew one of the city’s best cups of coffee.
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Archive7 Camera Straps for Every Photographer
Heavily branded camera straps can blow your cover in a crowd.
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ArchiveA Photo Journey In Search of the American Dream
In 2013, photographer Noah Emrich drove his parents’ minivan 12,000 miles across the United States, documenting his journey through a newly published book, Bountiful.
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Style12 Raglan Tees for Comfortable Summer Wear
Originally from Europe, the raglan t-shirt has since become an icon of classic Americana, defined by its collar-to-cuff sleeves common in old-school sportswear.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: June 29, 2015
Bose delivers its best mini bluetooth speaker to date, new leather goods from both Winter Session and Tanner Goods, an iconic Italian cycling brand is revived and more.
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ArchiveWatch Netflix’s New Nina Simone Documentary Now
As colorful as she was troubled, the eccentric personality of singer-pianist Nina Simone is the subject of Netflix’s new documentary.
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ArchiveTragedy Brings Triumph at a Luxury Baja Resort
In September 2014, one of the world’s most decorated hotels was forced to close after the catastrophic Hurricane Odile.
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Food & DrinkHow 9 Notable People Eat Breakfast
We asked 9 notable individuals, from designers to professional athletes, what they eat for breakfast.
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HomeEssentials for the Perfect Breakfast Table
What breakfasts on the go boast in pragmatism, they lack in ceremony and soul. Spend an hour at your kitchen table and take back your morning.
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OutdoorsThe Ultimate Camping Gear Guide
We all have different styles when we gear up for an overnight in the wild, but setting up a proper base camp is crucial to both comfort and safety.
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Food & DrinkHow to Make: Grilled Shishito Peppers Over a Campfire
Eating shishito peppers is often dubbed the “Russian roulette” of the culinary world due to their unpredictable heat levels. They’re fun, easy to cook, and go great with beer.
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AudioThe Playlist: Your Summer Camping Soundtrack
Nature’s soundtrack is a hard one to rival, but we’ll try anyway.
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Archive5 Best Foot Powders to Curb Summer’s Smelliest Woes
Summer’s here, and your steaming feet know it.
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