DOs & DON’Ts Book Two Release and the End of the DOs & DON’Ts

Last night we threw a party to commemorate the end of the Dos & Dont’s column in VICE.The Fat Jew and Cat Marnell wrote pithy judgemental notes on decals and attached them to our fans who were visibly shocked and astonished when guest speaker Genesis P-Orridge announced that the release of the Dos & Don’ts Book Two, out now on VICE Books was the final chapter of one of the most glorious, celebrated fashion critique columns in the history of publishing.
As Genesis broke the news, the atmosphere at the party turned from “Yeaaahhhhhhh!” to “Nooooooo!!!!”

Dos & Don’ts Book 2 editor Thomas Morton / party organizer was the man responsible for killing the column / breaking everybody’s hearts. Suroosh was like: “Wait, we still run the Dos & Don’ts?”

Editor-in-Chief Rocco Castoro (right) was like: “Fucking psyched this column is gone, it’s like one less email I have to worry about.” Jason Mojica (middle), who’s the head of going to dangerous places video content was like: “TBH I only used to look at the mag for the American Apparel ads.”

Fat Jew. Has to move back to his parents house as his only source of income has been cut off.

Jonathan Toubin was like: “WTF, I came back from the dead for this shit?” Susanne likes weird, awk things so she was really happy about it all and Gazin is like the same vibe, ie goth.

This is when Genesis announced that the DDs were over and Annette was like: “Wait? What?” Then her face totally changed and she was like “WTF X a million???”

Here’s Cat Marnell. Email donations to vitamins@catmarnell.comAnd everybody else is in the gallery above. Most of those photos were shot before the announcement was made, that’s why they’re still looking happy. Seriously it turned into a fucking bloodbath. Sorry everyone.By Andy Capper (ex Dos & Don’ts writer)Photos by Vito Fun

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DOs & DON’Ts Book Two Release and the End of the DOs & DON’Ts

Last night we threw a party to commemorate the end of the Dos & Dont’s column in VICE.

The Fat Jew and Cat Marnell wrote pithy judgemental notes on decals and attached them to our fans who were visibly shocked and astonished when guest speaker Genesis P-Orridge announced that the release of the Dos & Don’ts Book Twoout now on VICE Books was the final chapter of one of the most glorious, celebrated fashion critique columns in the history of publishing.

As Genesis broke the news, the atmosphere at the party turned from “Yeaaahhhhhhh!” to “Nooooooo!!!!”

Dos & Don’ts Book 2 editor Thomas Morton / party organizer was the man responsible for killing the column / breaking everybody’s hearts. Suroosh was like: “Wait, we still run the Dos & Don’ts?”

Editor-in-Chief Rocco Castoro (right) was like: “Fucking psyched this column is gone, it’s like one less email I have to worry about.” Jason Mojica (middle), who’s the head of going to dangerous places video content was like: “TBH I only used to look at the mag for the American Apparel ads.”

Fat Jew. Has to move back to his parents house as his only source of income has been cut off.

Jonathan Toubin was like: “WTF, I came back from the dead for this shit?” Susanne likes weird, awk things so she was really happy about it all and Gazin is like the same vibe, ie goth.

This is when Genesis announced that the DDs were over and Annette was like: “Wait? What?” Then her face totally changed and she was like “WTF X a million???”

Here’s Cat Marnell. Email donations to vitamins@catmarnell.com

And everybody else is in the gallery above. Most of those photos were shot before the announcement was made, that’s why they’re still looking happy. Seriously it turned into a fucking bloodbath. Sorry everyone.

By Andy Capper (ex Dos & Don’ts writer)
Photos by Vito Fun

See the rest of the gallery

Hey New York, the new DOs & DON’Ts book comes out next Wednesday. Come to its bday party!

Hey New York, the new DOs & DON’Ts book comes out next Wednesday. Come to its bday party!

It’s the little things (exploding invitations, cages filled with dildos, Damien Hirst paintings, etc.) that make the nightlife experience great.
Watch Discotecture - Episode 4

It’s the little things (exploding invitations, cages filled with dildos, Damien Hirst paintings, etc.) that make the nightlife experience great.

Watch Discotecture - Episode 4

NYC: DO THIS!

NYC: DO THIS!

Discotecture - Episode 2

In Episode 2, our designers and experts postulate the future of nightlife design by looking at past stalwart institutions such as Limelight, Studio 54, Mudd Club, Area, and Palladium. Stay tuned for Episode 3, which airs on April 23.

Watch it here

Discotecture - Episode 2

In Episode 2, our designers and experts postulate the future of nightlife design by looking at past stalwart institutions such as Limelight, Studio 54, Mudd Club, Area, and Palladium. Stay tuned for Episode 3, which airs on April 23.

Watch it here

We’re Throwing a Party in Pakistan
It’s no secret that we’re super big in Pakistan. When we step off the plane at Benazir Bhutto International we’re greeted with a sea of paparazzi snapping photos and shoving mics in our faces hoping to get the big scoop on VICE for the 11:00 news. Our popularity is probably due to the time we’ve spent hanging out in their gun markets. Or maybe it was our coverage of the Taliban in Pakistan. Or, for the fashion-forward Pakistani, it was most likely the trip we took to Islamabad’s first fashion week that reserved us a special place in their hearts. Whatever the reason, we figured with public interest as strong as it is in the country, throwing a party there is a no-brainer. It’s a wonder we didn’t do it sooner. So tonight in Karachi, we’re having a free show at the M.A.D. school (music, art, and dance) featuring //orangenoise, the Chand Tara Orchestra, and Basim of the Kominas. The party is from 9 to 11 PM and, as with all of our stateside events, it’s free. See you there.

We’re Throwing a Party in Pakistan

It’s no secret that we’re super big in Pakistan. When we step off the plane at Benazir Bhutto International we’re greeted with a sea of paparazzi snapping photos and shoving mics in our faces hoping to get the big scoop on VICE for the 11:00 news. Our popularity is probably due to the time we’ve spent hanging out in their gun markets. Or maybe it was our coverage of the Taliban in Pakistan. Or, for the fashion-forward Pakistani, it was most likely the trip we took to Islamabad’s first fashion week that reserved us a special place in their hearts. Whatever the reason, we figured with public interest as strong as it is in the country, throwing a party there is a no-brainer. It’s a wonder we didn’t do it sooner. So tonight in Karachi, we’re having a free show at the M.A.D. school (music, art, and dance) featuring //orangenoise, the Chand Tara Orchestra, and Basim of the Kominas. The party is from 9 to 11 PM and, as with all of our stateside events, it’s free. See you there.

We asked Tyler the Creator to tell us his craziest party story. It involves puking, a machete, and grand theft. Needless to say, it’s nuts. Head here for more party stories. 

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