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"I think a visionary to me is someone who stays super authentic to their craft and continuously inspires others to do the same. I'm like Lex Muro, better known as Mom from Mom 'n Dad Vintage. And I'm Nick Flanagan, better known as Dad."

"Everybody that comes through that door to us is in some way an extension of family. The value of community we've been able to build is definitely feeling comfortable to be ourselves and have everyone else that enters through this door or even encounters with us outside... "

"...definitely be themselves. I think friends and family are a huge influence on what we do here. We've just built authenticity around ourselves and that really feeds off to other people too. So my typical style is definitely cargo with.."

"...a baby tee and a nice Air Force 1 and a huge bag. My go to accessory is definitely a baseball cap of any sorts, any type of hat, especially with the Air Force One. I think they did absolutely wonderful capturing that LA culture in the parts of Air Force..."

"...1. It reminds me of my childhood and it just brings back a lot of great memories of hard working people in the streets, from selling flowers to fruit. And it's really nice to see such a huge company paying homage to that. Being from here and seeing where the Air Force..."

"1 has gone from the basketball courts to the clubs to the flea markets, it's just been amazing to see in first and foremost, what sticks out to me is the blue. And I absolutely love the old English patch in the back. Everybody's trying to be a cooler version of their ..."

"...parents and how they dressed, and everybody wants that nostalgic feel that is big here in L.A. Like like I said, the comfortability is huge here, but we want it to be an extension of us. To piggyback off of what Nick said. It's a cycle in itself."

"We are just getting more innovative with the way we do these fashion trends. Forest means to me motivation, push and just determination to keep that hustle on every day. I think we don't stop. We continue to push the envelope in how we dress..."

"...what we wear. We learned how to succeed by failing. We learn how to get up. I fall and I hope one day to see my kid in the 60th year 'Patchwork' Air Force 1."

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