In the checked shirt.

It looks like hispters drop them this winter.
It's time to take it back!

And if you need some vintage ones, have a look here.

In these three girls.

Inside this book.

In this pin-up painted by Loustal.

On this belt.

In this brand.

On her head with this tin cloth bush hat.

In the color of the 60/40 parka made by Fob.

Near this tree.

In this colors.

In this Phineas Cole (Michael Sport) Jacket.

Inside the arena of Sevilla.

In this simple and perfect suede Sperry.

In this ad.

In these simple and classic café chairs.

In her white cotton underwear.

I hope in this new scarf that I designed for Diasteme.

In the position of this guy who really looks like Nat Young.

Everywhere here.

On her shirt.

In this funny illustration of Solongo Mellecker.

Behind this triple cheese that you can eat in Biarritz (Mr Neo Retro).

In this picture shot by Diane Sagnier.

Inside this book.

In this picture extract from the look book of Left Field.

In this tee named the "mainland stripe" made by Makaha.

In colored sunglasses.

In this movie of Greg Mac Gillivray (in color please).

In this type.

In this collection of Rising Sun machinists caps.

In beautiful girl in front of cheap wallpaper. 

In Greg Noll forever.

It's not the first time that I'm talking about him because this guy is truly one of my idol.

Greg Noll was THE pioneer of the big wave surfing at the end of the 50's. He was part of the californians migration in Hawaï during the 60's and became of one the beach bums of Makaha. Noll was really famous for his nickname "The Bull", for his jailhouse trunk made by Hang Ten (not by Billabong), for his discovery of Waimea Bay on the North Shore and finally for his epic take off in December 1969 during a big storm which is considered by many surfers as the biggest wave ever taken in paddling.