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Somewhere there’s a parent saying, “Oh will you relax, Maureen? It’s not like they’re passed out on the road somewhere drenched in their own puke and piss.”
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Sorry, but junkies are funny. If you had seen the way this guy was hopping around his broken bicycle like a poisoned kangaroo trying to revive its dead mother, you too would have laughed in his oblivious face.
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I know the “confidence is key” thing is cliché, but white boots, belt jewelry, and tiny argyles are nothing without the Har Mar sexual-knowledge-of-self to back them up. This guy has pushed his outfit to the limit of what he can handle without going overboard. Comments/Enlarge | See all

VICE FASHION - THE SHARK ISSUE

PHOTOS BY RYAN MCGINLEY

Shirt by SSUR.
Skirt by E Play.

T-shirt by Left Field.
Jeans by Dunderdon.

Jeans (top left) by Dunderdon.
Paul Smith shoes
by Reebok.

Shirt (bottom left) by Le Coq Sportif.

Sweater (top right) by Silas.
Jeans by PPQ.

T-shirt by
Mister Blister.

Sweatshirt by
Acid Casuals.

Camo scarf by
68 + Brothers.

Jacket (top) by Analog.
Watch (top) by Nixon.

His jeans (top) by Evisu.
Camo boxers by Freshjive.

Bandana by Supreme. Shirt by Left Field.
Belt by Gucci. Cords by Generic Costume.

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