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Wynwood is doing well and is considered an artistic neighborhood, but it is outside of miami beach, and in dowtown Miami. It is still a bit edgy and rough. The Collins Park/Museum District in MB is the most artistic and is attracting a newer, more sophisticated crowd of residents, with the opening of the Setai ($1000/night). The stores are a bit struggling and carry a bunch of club wear. There are a few good stores that are hidden away, but sorry---I do not know the names----just pass them when driving by

For the cheapest, he can stay in a hostel for about $100-$125 night or the Howard Johnson near Penn Station

Put the jeans in the dryer for about 15 min to retain the shape and then air dry. This will also help keep the color/finish nice.

Search on Amazon or eBay . There are some step by step books

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I disagree that the look is lame and played. It depends on the blazer and the silkscreen design. Steve Vintage puts out all one of a kind silkscreened blazers. It is like artwork on clothing, making each piece unique. I would recommend this brand since it is always proving to be fresh and new. Also, it is quite affordable. I don't know where you can buy it in Cali, but I know you can pick one up on Broadway in NYC. Also, they also becoming highly collectible in Japan, and I know for a fact that this line is going to be featured in October's issue of WARP.

www.stevevintage.com