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It’s impossible to miss the fact that stocks, real estate and bonds all make for decent investments (at least most of the time). But there are so many different investment options, most of which get minimal marketing. If you want to take a look at a wider variety of options, you should be able to at least tell an American Depository Receipt apart from a Convertible Security. There are about twenty investments that any investor should at least be familiar with and the ten listed below are the first half of that list.

1. American Depository Receipt (ADR)

ADRs are traded on U.S. stock markets just like regular stocks, but they actually represent shares in foreign corporations. An ADR is issued by a U.S.-based bank or brokerage, which buys a large number of shares from a company based outside the U.S. Those shares are bundled into groups and then resold; they are usually labeled with a ratio representing how many shares a particular ADR represents. The sponsoring bank collects detailed financial information about any company whose shares it resells. ADRs are a relatively simple way to invest in foreign companies and avoid the administrative and duty costs of international transactions. Other countries besides the U.S. have depository receipt opportunities available.

2. Annuity

Annuities provide set payments at regular intervals to their owners. You can typically purchase an annuity through an insurance company, and you’ll have several options. An annuity can either be immediate or deferred: with a deferred annuity, you will not begin receiving payments for a certain period of time. Deferred annuities are often contracted for life — they’re set up so that as long as you live, the insurance company will send you a check at a regular interval. Annuities are also either fixed (the payments are set) or variable (there is a guaranteed minimum payment, as well as payments based on the performance of an annuity investment portfolio.

3. Closed-End Investment Fund

A closed-end fund issues shares that are traded just like stocks but are actually closer to mutual funds in the way the are managed. Closed-end funds hold portfolios of securities — usually securities that meet very specific criteria (i.e. come from particular industries). These fund are actively managed and may hold a few investments in stocks or bonds in order to diversify, but because of their focus on particular sectors, closed-end fund issues are not considered diverse. Some closed-end funds offer dividends.

4. Collectibles

Collectibles can be pretty much any physical asset with a value that increases over time. While most people consider fine art, stamps and similar purchases to be collectibles, there is no strict definition that includes or excludes a particular asset. The greatest drawback to collectibles is the fact that collectibles offer no income, unlike many other investments. However, a collectible’s appreciating value often outpaces inflation.

5. Common Stock

Common stock is what most of us think of when we hear the word stock: a share of ownership in a particular company. It entitles you to a portion of the company’s profits as well as voting rights. The majority of stocks traded today are common stocks. While the benefits associated with owning stock can be great, it is a relatively risky investment. If a company that you own stock in goes bankrupt, as a common shareholder, you won’t receive money until the creditors, bondholders and preferred shareholders have all been paid off.

6. Convertible Security

Convertible securities are either preferred stock convertibles or convertible bonds. While you would purchase a convertible bond just as you would purchase a normal bond, you would have the opportunity to convert it into common stock in the company that issued it. Depending on the terms of the convertible bond, also known as the indenture, the bond could convert into a significant number of shares. Convertible bonds do provide a small amount of income, but the real value is that the bond can be converted into common stock.

7. Corporate Bond

Corporations issue bonds in order to raise money: when you buy a corporate bond, you’re essentially loaning a corporation money for the length of the bond. Not only will the corporation repay you the full face value of the bond (and your loan) but it will also pay you a coupon — a predetermined interest rate paid out every six months. Corporate bonds are more lucrative than government bonds, but they are also riskier.

8. Futures Contract

A futures contract is a commitment to either deliver or receive a specific quantity of a commodity during a specific month at a specific price. Most futures contract are closed out before the expected delivery date and while they can be very risky, futures contracts can also provide for a simple way to manage price risks. They can provide impressive profits, due to their higher risk factors.

9. Life Insurance

While life insurance may not seem like an investment on the surface, it provides a return on your monthly payments. No matter how long you may have been paying for a life insurance polity, its value is set. It’s a relatively low-risk investment because insurance is heavily regulated by the government.

10. The Money Market

Through the money market, you can buy fixed-income securities, primarily short-term securities that last less than a year. Unless you are able to deal in the very high denominations that most money market securities are sold in, you will likely have to purchase these securities through a money market mutual fund or bank account. Returns on money market investments are highly dependent on the current interest rate and are considered low risk.
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Do you invest your money? Putting away a portion of your income into an investment plan creates more money later. With interest rates and financial pundits it is easy to see why financial investment makes sense.

But what about investment in other areas? Do you invest in your time, brain, body or space? What about investments in the books you read and friends you meet? Although few areas of life have the precision of an investment account, applying investment principles to other situations can have incredible gains.

Here are a few started points to consider your investment into life:

1. Mind. How much time do you spend learning? Not just studying for mandatory courses, but subjects you seek out only to learn. You can’t predict the value new information will have until you learn it. So pick up a book and start investing in your brain.

    

2. Body. Until medical science allows full body transplants, your stuck with your body for awhile. Putting in the right investments of exercise and healthy eating will ensure it can pay out later. Extra energy, less sick days, increased mobility and a longer life are just a few of the returns.

    

3. Skills. What skills may come in handy later? Knowing how to prepare your taxes? How to fix your computer? PHP? Spend a half hour each day investing into a skill.

    

4. Order. A small amount of time spent creating an organizing system can save dozens of hours otherwise lost. A simple system to order your tasks and office will keep mess from compounding.

    

5. Tools. Need to upgrade your computer? Or maybe you just need to do a quick reformat to clean out the hard drive. Craftsmen keep their tools sharp, why not yours?

    

6. Writing. Do your e-mails look like they were written by a thirteen year old on an instant messenger chat screen? Writing isn’t going away any time soon, so learn to communicate clearly in print.

    

7. Network. Building a professional and private circle of friends is something you can’t do on demand. It takes considerable upfront investment, often when you don’t really need it. But having an extended network can give you access points to opportunities later.

    

8. Communication. How are your speaking skills? Can you do a fantastic cold call? Are you good at talking to strangers? How about empathizing with a friend? Find opportunities to invest in your communication skills.

    

9. Stories. Are you living a life worth talking about? I like to see interesting experiences as being investments in stories later. Do something worthy of telling stories later.

    

10. Courage. Make getting uncomfortable a habit. If you regularly flex your emotional muscles in handling new situations you are better prepared for when you really need to. You don’t need to take huge steps, just small investments.

     

11. Work Ethic. Invest in creating the character traits to get stuff done. Investing in these core traits are easier because the act of investment is useful in itself. While exercising at the gym may lead to a healthy body it doesn’t create new value. Finishing projects, building discipline and developing a productivity system will invest in a work ethic while adding value.
    

     

     

12. Leaky Faucets. The drip-drip-drip of a leaky faucet can waste huge amounts of water over time. But water loss isn’t the only type of leaky faucet you can encounter. If a problem is small but likely to reappear, fixing it immediately can save enormous costs later.

     

13. Habits. Your regular routine is an often neglected but incredibly important aspect to consider. You can’t turn yourself into a robot, but you can take simple steps to ensure your daily activities flow smoothly. Eating habits, sleeping habits, work habits and your daily rituals all contribute to your life.

     

14. Strong Connections. Networking isn’t just about adding names to a Rolodex or a Blackberry. Having close professional and private bonds can be an incredible asset. Investing in empathy, listening and softer, more passive, skills can be an incredible asset in making you a people person.

     

15. Rest. Frustrated stress is an emotional debt. Although it’s good to have a challenge you also need to invest in your psychological well-being. Finding outlets for frustrations and creating rituals to recover your energy can ensure you don’t accumulate debt payments later.

     

16. Basics. Invest in the areas of your life that come up frequently. If mastered, basic skills, routines and places can reduce the amount of work you need to do. Basic skills such as cooking, reading, exercising and listening all benefit from investments.

     

17. Appearance. You could definitely argue that the world is far too shallow, and I’d have to agree. But your appearance and attire is a subtle form of communication about yourself. So if you’ve been sporting the four day stubble and your shirt has one too many holes, maybe it’s time to invest in that first layer of communication.

     

18. Business. Anyone who tells you that running an online business or self-employment is easy is either a liar or a fake. That being said, working on your entrepreneurial skills has advantages that go beyond money. Besides doing something you love, you can make new connections, build a reputation and immerse yourself in an environment of learning. I know many people that have started businesses, and while it definitely takes work, the investment is usually worth it.
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 It was thus that Lady Marchmain found us when, early in that Michaelmas term, she came for a week to Oxford. She found Sebastian subdued, with all his host of friends reduced to one, myself. She accepted me as Sebastian’s friend and sought to make me hers also, and in doing so, unwittingly struck at the roots of our friendship. That is the single reproach I have to set against her abundant kindness to me.  Her business in Oxford was with Mr Samgrass of All Souls, who now began to play an increasingly large part in our lives. Lady Marchmain was engaged in making a memorial book for circulation among her friends, about her brother, Ned, the eldest of three legendary heroes all killed between Mons and Passchendaele;

在大摄影师Mario Testino掌镜之下，朱莉在十二月的美国版《VOGUE》中依旧展现出了撩人的胴体与妩媚曲线。

　　Her image has evolved over the years from vamp vixen to earthy mother。

　　But Angelina Jolie proves she is still very much a sex symbol as she poses in a corset for a racy new Mario Testino photo-shoot for the December issue of American Vogue。

　　The 35-year-old mother of six showed off her enviable figure in a stunning vintage silk corset - a knitted sweater wrapped seductively around her waist。

　　Mum’s a stunner: Angelina Jolie graces December’s cover of American Vogue

　　The Oscar winning actress may be able to credit her slender frame to her apparent inability to cook a good meal。

　　In the accompanying interview for the magazine Angelina revealed she is such a bad cook that her six-year-old son Pax is better in the kitchen than she is。

　　More…Millions of children: ‘Octomom’ Nadya Suleman takes all 14 kids out to design her own milkshake

　　Euro-star: Rihanna continues promotional tour as her new single hits the #1 spot

　　虽然目前正沉浸于相夫教子的家庭生活，并且拿起剧本，自己做了导演，但是大美女安吉丽娜-朱莉还是可以证明自己还是众人眼中“性感尤物”，在大摄影师Mario Testino掌镜之下，朱莉在十二月的美国版《VOGUE》中依旧展现出了撩人的胴体与妩媚曲线。

　　在紧身胸衣的雕琢下，朱莉凹凸有致的身段展露无遗，利落短发与剪裁合体的西装短裤又体现出她中性的别样风情，一袭玫红色亮面长裙将她典雅迷人的风韵承托得恰当好处。

　　Angelina also speaks about various aspects of her home life with partner Brad Pitt and their six children, including how Pax’s culinary skills far outweigh her own。

　　The Tourist actress also says she feels her nine-year-old son Maddox, the first child she adopted, actually raised her, and is incredibly aware of her feelings。

　　Picture perfect: The stunning actress admitted to being bad in the kitchen

　　Jet set: Angelina reveals she hired nannies to speak to her adopted children in their native tongue

　　And while Maddox knows his famous mother isn’t too skilled in the kitchen, he still tries to encourage her, telling her ‘Good job!’ when she cooks breakfast。

　　在采访中，安吉丽娜-朱莉更透露了家庭生活的个中细节。朱莉本人不善厨艺，六岁的儿子Maddox则是个“天才小厨师”，更难得的是，在她做早餐时，Maddox还会在一旁给她鼓励打气。而朱莉的生子Shiloh现在已经四岁大了。在母亲眼中，Shiloh是个假小子，时刻更在大哥哥们的屁股后面，最近更是天真的想把一只死掉的小鸟当成自己的宠物。

　　Angelina also speaks about her eldest biological child, Shiloh, who is now four。

　　She says Shiloh, who has always been a tomboy and is keen to follow in her older brothers’ footsteps, recently found a dead bird and asked if she could keep it for a pet。

　　But Angelina recalls she told Shiloh if she wanted a dead bird, she should get one from the taxidermist instead。

　　Family time: Angelina with Brad and three of their six children (left to right, Maddox, Shiloh and Zahara) in a park in Budapest earlier this month

　　In the article, readers get a glimpse inside the Jolie-Pitt household with its six kids, bulldog named Jacques and nannies who speak Vietnamese to Pax and Cambodian to Maddox。

　　Angelina also spoke about how she finds time to balance her personal life with her ‘extremely handsome and the most sexy’ partner Brad Pitt, with her professional life, admitting the pair always ensure one of them is with the children while the other is working。

　　The actress - who met Brad when they starred together in 2005 movie Mr. & Mrs. Smith - added she is most in love with her beau when she sees him with their children。

　　文章中，安吉丽娜还谈到了是如何在同‘无敌帅气性感逼人’的伴侣布拉德-彼特的个人生活与事业之间找到平衡的。他们会确保两人之中一定会有一人在对方工作时陪伴在孩子身边。
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Still nothing.

"Mr. Abbot?"

"My wife’s not here," said the frail voice plaintively. "She goes out, comes back, goes out, comes back."

"Are you all right, sir?"

"I’m upstairs, trying to read. Robert Benchley—ever read Benchley? Funny as hell, but the words get small …"

"I’ll call back later, Mr. Abbot."

No reply.

"Sir?"

ng and everyone to be unique; Father Phipps was in fact a bland, bun-faced man with, an interest in county cricket which he obstinately believed us to share.  ‘You, know, father, Charles and I simply don’t know about cricket.’ ‘I wish I’d seen Tennyson make that fifty-eight last Thursday. That must have been an innings. The account in The Times was excellent. Did you see him against the South Africans?’

‘I’ve never seen him.’
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These days, Americans are eager for a change from politics as usual. According to a USA Today/Gallup poll from late August 2010, 58 percent of Americans want a third major party to rise to power and challenge the domination of Democrats and Republicans. The rise of the Tea Party movement over the past year clearly demonstrates that. But while Tea Party devotees are often criticized for their extreme views, they’re not even close to the craziest third party on the political block. The United States has hosted a surprising number of fringe groups that are determined to get their unique (to put it politely) off-the-wall opinions heard. From yesterday’s Surprise Party to today’s The Rent’s Too Damn High Party, bizarre political groups have been attempting to shake up the system—and succeeding at raising many eyebrows—for years.

1. The Surprise Party
Back in 1940, Gracie Allen, wife and comedy partner of George Burns, ran for president under what she called the Surprise Party. It started as a joke announcement on their radio show, but the publicity stunt gained momentum when Allen toured the country and gave speeches about her party’s platform, which included being proud of the national debt because “it’s the biggest in the world!” She withdrew her name from consideration after a surprisingly successful candidacy (one town actually wanted to elect her as mayor if she didn’t win), but thousands of people still wrote her name on the ballot in the real election.

2. The American Vegetarian Party
John Maxwell, an eighty-five-year-old vegetarian restaurant owner, and Symon Gould, an editor for the publication American Vegetarian, ran for president and vice president, respectively, in 1948, as members of the Vegetarian Party, which was formed in 1947. Not surprisingly, its platform was the promotion of vegetarian ethics. For example, Maxwell and Gould wanted to limit the amount of time farmers could spend raising animals for slaughter. They didn’t think animals should be used for food or fashion. The party pushed presidential candidates in the next four elections, but when Gould, one of the founders and the man chosen for the 1964 ticket, died in 1963, the American Vegetarian Party fizzled as well.

3. Youth International Party
Also known as Yippies, this organization was founded by infamous activist Abbie Hoffman and his cohorts in order to spread their anarchist and radical ideals. They made their public debut at the 1968 Democratic Convention, offering up a presidential candidate by the name of Pigasus the Immortal (it was a two-hundred-pound pig). The Yippies were anti-war, anti-establishment, and in favor of things like co-ops and alternative media sources. They used public pranks to garner attention and mock society at large. Unfortunately, these efforts didn’t always turn out well—a “Festival of Life” planned during the ’68 convention turned into violent clashes between members and the police. The party isn’t nearly as active today as it was during the ’60s and ’70s, but it still exists; there’s even a museum and café in New York dedicated to upholding its history and principles.

4. Guns and Dope Party
Converts to the Guns and Dope Party believe that everyone who wants guns and drugs should have them, and everybody who doesn’t want them shouldn’t have them. “Like what you like, enjoy what you enjoy, and don’t take crap from anybody” is their motto. They also believe that at least 33 percent of Congressional seats should belong to ostriches, and that ostriches in general should have just as many rights as humans. Currently, they’re advocating for people who don’t want to vote for the “Two Lying Bastards of the Democan and Republicrat parties” to write their own names on presidential ballots.

5. Vampyres Witches Pagans Party
Jonathon “The Impaler” Sharkey started this group in 2005 and actually got it on the U.S. Federal Election Committee’s official list. He ran for governor of Minnesota in 2006 and for president of the United States in 2008, both times speaking very openly about issues such as his past as a soldier and professional wrestler, whether he drinks blood (he does), and his plan to publicly impale criminals rather than imprison them. His proclaimed mission was to make the world more hospitable to witches, pagans, and the like. That goal may have been put on hold when he was jailed in 2009 for harassing and threatening an ex-girlfriend, though.

6. The Rent Is Too Damn High Party
Based in New York City, this organization is made up mostly of one man, Jimmy McMillan, who believes that rent is way too high. “There’s nothing else to talk about,” he raps in his campaign song. McMillan ran for mayor in 2005 and 2009, but he’s getting far more press for his 2010 gubernatorial bid, thanks to a memorable speech at the October 18 election debate. “Listen … someone’s child’s stomach just growled. Did you hear it? You gotta listen like me,” he declared. His party also has a rather open view about marriage: “The Rent Is too Damn High Party feels if you want to marry a shoe, I’ll marry you.”

It’s amazing how a few individuals’ far-fetched ideas can spark an entire political movement—even if said movement only consists of those few individuals and a few of their friends. It’s easy to see why some of these political parties didn’t go very far; the idea that eating a hamburger should be illegal or that desire should be the only requirement for gun ownership aren’t remotely close to good. But the rent’s being too damn high? That’s one of the most honest statements to come out of a politician’s mouth in a long time. If Jimmy McMillan could somehow find a way to lower the sky-high costs of living around the country, The Rent Is Too Damn High Party might just become that major third party so many Americans want. Of course, then he’d have to find something else to talk about.
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it’s indulgent of me, but it all comes out of capital, you know. I suppose this is the time I should give you advice. I never had any myself except once from your cousin Alfred. Do you know, in the summer before I was going up, your cousin Alfred rode over to Boughton especially to give me a piece of advice? And do you know what the advice was? “Ned,” he said, “there’s one thing I must beg of you. Always wear a tall hat on Sundays during term. It is by that, more than anything, that a man is judged.” And do you know,’ continued my father, snuffling deeply, ‘I always did? Some men did, some didn’t. I never saw any difference between them or heard it commented on, but I always wore mine. It only shows what effect judicious advice can have, properly delivered at the right moment. I wish I had some for you, but I haven’t.’

My cousin Jasper made good the loss;

I told her. She whistled. "Not too shabby." She peeled off bills, handed them to me. "Okay, here you go, and you don’t even have to declare it to the IRS. I’ll find my own way out."

I followed her anyway. When we reached the door, she said, "My roll— that stash I paid you from? Did you see the size of it? That’s my tip money, honey. I do great with tips."

he was the son of my father’s elder brother, to whom he referred more than once, only half facetiously, as ‘the Head of the Family’; he was in his fourth year and, the term before, had come within appreciable distance of getting his rowing blue; he was secretary of the Canning and president of the J.C.R.; a considerable person in college. He called on me formally during my first week and stayed to tea; he ate a very heavy meal of honey-buns,
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And in prayers? Do you think you can kneel down in front of a statue and say a few words, not even out loud, just in your mind, and change the weather; or that some saints are more influential than others, and you must get hold of the right one to help you on the right problem?’

‘Oh yes. Don’t you remember last term when I took Aloysius and left him behind I didn’t know where. I prayed like mad to St Anthony of Padua that morning, and immediately after lunch there was Mr Nichols at Canterbury Gate with Aloysius in his arms, saying I’d left him in his cab.’

‘Well,’ I said, ‘if you can believe all that and you don’t want to be good, where’s the difficulty about your religion?’

‘If you can’t see, you can’t.’

‘Well, where?’

‘Oh, don’t be a bore, Charles. I want to read about a woman in Hull who’s been using an instrument.’

‘You started the subject. I was just getting interested.’ ‘I’ll never mention it again…thirty-eight other cases were taken into consideration in sentencing her to six months - golly!’ But he did mention it again, some ten days later, as we were lying on the roof of the house, sunbathing and watching through a telescope the Agricultural Show which was in progress in the park below us.

I was still gasping when Robin got up, wrapped herself in one of my ratty robes, danced into the kitchen, and returned with two glasses of orange juice. She poured juice down my gullet, spilled a good deal of the liquid, thought that was hilarious. My revenge was sloppy, and we changed the sheets. When she went to dry her hair, I put on a T-shirt and shorts, stepped onto the rear terrace, propped my elbows on the redwood railing, stared out at looming black shapes—the pines and cedars and blue gums that coat the hills behind our property.

Feeling like a California guy.

I was somewhere on the way to torpor when Robin’s voice stirred me: "Honey? Milo’s on the phone. He says he called half an hour ago."

The ring I’d ignored.
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Prince William is to marry Kate Middleton next year, Clarence House announced this morning.

"The wedding will take place in the Spring or Summer of 2011, in London. Further details about the wedding day will be announced in due course.

"Prince William and Miss Middleton became engaged in October during a private holiday in Kenya.

"Prince William has informed The Queen and other close members of his family. Prince William has also sought the permission of Miss Middleton’s father.

"Following the marriage, the couple will live in north Wales, where Prince William will continue to serve with the Royal Air Force."

A Buckingham Palace spokeswoman said: "Both the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are absolutely delighted for them both."

Meanwhile the Countess of Wessex said: "I think it’s absolutely thrilling. We couldn’t be more excited."

Speaking of the royal family’s reaction she said: "I think everyone’s absolutely thrilled and we wish them all the love and luck in the world."

Mr Cameron was informed of the royal engagement during the Cabinet’s meeting this morning and said the news was met with a "great cheer" and with "a great banging of tables".

He said that he had passed on his congratulations to Prince William during a telephone call this morning.

He described the Prince as "very excited" and said he had told him that the Government would do all it could to ensure the occasion was a great success.

He also hinted that while the wedding will be a public occasion it was still the case of "two young people who love each other" who deserved privacy.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and his wife Miriam also sent their best wishes.

"I am thrilled to hear the fantastic news of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s engagement," Mr Clegg said.

"Miriam and I would like to send our very best wishes to the happy couple ahead of their big day."

And Labour leader Ed Miliband added: "I’m delighted for Prince William and Kate Middleton and send them my very best for their wedding.

"The whole country will be wishing them every happiness."

Catherine Elizabeth Middleton, 28, is the eldest child of Michael and Carole Middleton, a businessman and former air stewardess.

She met Prince William while they were both students at St Andrews University and have been dating for eight years.

A middle class family Middletons live in Bucklebury, a small village near Newbury, Berkshire, and run a mail-order business called Party Pieces which sells toys and party paraphernalia.

Miss Middleton previously worked in the accessories department of Jigsaw but left the job to join her parents’ firm. She has two younger siblings, Pippa and James, who also work for the family business.

She was privately educated at Marlborough College and first came to public attention in 2002 when she was identified as one of three friends with whom William was to share a house while studying at St Andrews.

She is credited with persuading the Prince to continue his studies when he considered quitting as he struggled to adjust to university life during his first year.
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Sick of hearing about homeless chic? It’s getting to be just about as tired as talk of plus-size models on the runway. But, while everyone from Erin Wasson to The Sartorialist and Barneys have weighed in on the discussion, never before has an actual homeless person gained fans as a result of their sartorial prowess. Although, that’s exactly what’s happening in China. Apparently the personal style of a homeless man living in Ningbo, China has sparked the interest of "thousands of online fans," says the Independent.

“Web users in China have called him the ‘Beggar Prince’, the ‘Handsome Vagabond’, and, most often, ‘Brother Sharp’.” So, what’s so fashionable about the anonymous Mr. Sharp? “He is 5ft 8in, around 35 years old, and always has a cigarette between his fingers. He also appears to have a fondness for women’s clothes, which has only served to fuel his status as a fashion icon.” Apparently fans are so transfixed with the vagabond’s style, some have dubbed him the “most handsome underdog of this century,” says a Chinese source.

Who knew Wasson’s controversial comments from ghds back in September of 2008 would find themselves so accepted just two years later? Whether it’s the nonchalance, the layering, or the dabbling in women’s wear, homeless attire has become bizzarly enticing to hipster Millenials. After all, if there’s one thing fashion and hipsters both adore: it’s irony mixed with just a bit of shock and awe. Besides, isn’t homeless chic really just the epitome of inconspicuous shopping? Seems right up the alley of another exhausted reference: the recession. 
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