If I were to put my money towards any high-end GD fashion item, it’d be one of these Proenza Schouler bags

I asked her if she considers herself a Deadhead; she said she’s a long time fan but not necessarily a Deadhead, but her husband’s lifelong passion inspired her first collection (her husband, Eric Eisner, was one of the co-producers of Long Strange Trip

Funnily enough, just last night I revisited the interview I conducted with Stacey Bendet Eisner (creative director) five years ago. She shared what she loves about the Dead is that they were able to be “both cultish and commercial”

I honestly did not consider that Diane Keaton was capable of dying.

You would look exceptional in that suit

In all likelihood it wasn’t deliberate (at least not in that way) and this is just another instance of me overthinking these things. But in any case I am very excited to dig into this book

And at the risk of connecting everything back to the Dead, the display obviously reminded me of Gilbert Shelton’s “invisible pimp” character from Shakedown Street. I have wondered whether its facelessness (and consequent obfuscation of race/gender) was somehow intentional on Shelton’s part as well