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2005 in Review: Top 5 Features by Ami Kealoha

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From a téte-á-téte with superstar designer Jonathan Adler to one of the first reports from inside Nike iD's invite-only store, Cool Hunting's features in 2005 were exclusive looks that went a little deeper into the places and people that inspire. Here are five faves in no particular order.

1. Inside 255
2. My Prescription for Anti-Depressive Living by Jonathan Adler
3. Where the Ladies At?
4. Greg Foley of Visionaire, 6 Questions
5. Haute Sex

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This entry posted on 27 December 2005 at 5:32 AM
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