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where there’s smoke, there’s a tiny bejeweled ashtray

July 8, 2008  2:53 pm

Ashtray

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been noticing the re-emergence of a vintage accessory on the L.A. scene: the portable decorative ashtray. Rather than repairing outside for a smoke, nicotine lovers are discreetly puffing away indoors and hiding the evidence in their handbag-sized ashtrays. Which goes to show that if rules are going to be broken, they should be broken with style.

—Linlee Allen

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