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Graffiti artist, nightlife king, and all-around bad boy Andre lets us into his lair. He also notes his favorite L.A photographer is Man Ray. Funny, that one. (The Selby)

Vogue UK's guide to "fashionable frugality" includes starting the day with champagne and wearing Dolce pajamas around the house. By champagne they meant sparkling cider, and by Dolce they meant DKNY...right? (Vogue UK)

Water: It doesn't just come in bottles any more. (Cool Hunting)

Say it ain't so, Thom Browne. Say it ain't so. (NYP)

So it seems that Mike & Chris are finally out of business. Boo. But there's a sample sale. Yay! (Nitrolicious)

If you've never heard Hamish Bowles describe Beth Ditto taking an ill-advised stage dive then you're just missing out. (Fashionista)

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Lauren Conrad says her clothing line isn't dead, but just taking time off. Drat. So close. (The Cut)

In other teeny entertainment news, Twilight now has its own clothing line. We're surprised it took this long. (Teen Vogue)

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