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february 13, 2012

Designer update

Surface To Air Rocks Out

06:02 PM
Surface to Air has a long history of working with rock star collaborators, including the likes of...

Q&A

Marina Abramović On Her Own Life—And Death

05:02 PM

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Shopping alert

what price peace?

October 31, 2008  10:47 am

The Swedish denim label Cheap Monday has put a new spin on that old question by sewing “Increase the Peace” patches onto its beloved skinny jeans. Available in two colors, very stretch black and very stretch one wash (blue), they’ll be sold exclusively at Barneys New York stores beginning on Election Day, November 4. No, buying a pair won’t help the situation in Iraq or Afghanistan, but at $65, they just might ease the situation in your wallet.

—Nicole Phelps

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