Best of the Week: August 25 – August 29

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What? You're still here? Guess someone didn't get to cut out early. Anyways, since you're sticking around, here's the best of the week that was. See y'all later, we're goin' tubing!

Call of the Wild: Rogues Gallery's Dark Fall Collection

Holy Crêpe: Eating Up Foodie Style

Concrete Garden: The Convenience Store's Cult Gallery Opens in London

"Sisterhood of the Traveling Pantsuits": Dapper Looks for Political Dames

Viva Italia: Michael Robert's Sicilian Photo Exhibit

Platform Steals: Democratic Looks For Less

Mirror, Mirror: Dapper Street Style Doppelgangers

Endless Summer: A Look Ahead at United Bamboo S/S '09 Menswear

Call Me: Jane Fonda's Sharp Escort Style in "Klute"

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Beautiful Decay: Pretty Pictures for an Endangered Planet

Time to Pretend: Tribal Makeup Hits the Streets The General Store: Engineered Garments Comes to Den

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