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Amidst the praise and props we received from readers when we debuted our Kid Cudi cover on Monday, we heard a lot of you asking where you can cop some of the items Cudi was rocking in the Augor-assisted photos. And we don’t blame you. Not only did our fashion team do their thing, Mr. Mescudi came through with his own unique style to top things off. After all, there’s a reason we tapped him to be on the cover of our 5th annual Style and Design issue.

A few weeks ago, we showed you how to dress like Cudi in the “Make Her Say” video, and now we’re gonna do you a solid and break down exactly what the G.O.O.D. Music young gunner wears on our cover and how you can get a similar look. It’s the sincerest form of flattery, you know…

On Kid Cudi: Jacket by Ransom; Shirt by Hyden Yoo; Watch by G-Shock x In4mation

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On Kid Cudi: Sunglasses by SUPER; Blazer by Shades of Greige; Watch by Nixon; Jeans by A.P.C.

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On Kid Cudi: Jacket by General Idea; Shirt by American Apparel; Jeans by Jean Shop; Sneakers by Air Jordan

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On Kid Cudi: Jacket by Moncler; Shirt by Bathing Ape; Jeans by A.P.C.; Sneakers by Louis Vuitton Kanye West Collaboration

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On the popularity of the Harold and Kumar characters:
John Cho: “For years Asian-American people would come up to me and say that they enjoyed my stuff. But there was a moment when an Asian person came up to me and said, “It’s good to see you guys representing stoners.” And for me, that was a great twist, that an Asian person would come up to me and draw the comparison between us not in terms of ethnicity but in terms of recreational activity.

On fans offering up to share a little from their personal stash:
Kal Penn: “People do offer you weed, but to me that’s not as odd as them offering you things like rides to places. You’re in some town visiting a friend–’Hey, do you need a place to crash?’ I’m like, I don’t know you.”

On filming the bottomless party scene for the movie:
John Cho: “The first shot that night was us knocking on the door to enter the bottomless party. And I told Kal, ‘Remember this night, because you ‘ll be asked about it for the rest of your life.’”

Check out the video interview with Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, the directors of Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay:
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Mila on what she would do with the power of invisibility:
“I would go into the White House, I would go into the Senate. I would go into these peoples’ private homes and feel like I was invading them and it would be the craziest rush. It’s the most fucked up thing you could ever do. I think it would be great.”

Mila on the high stress work environment that is Family Guy:
“I come to work one day out of the month. I come in my pajamas, I hang out and play Ping-Pong, I record a couple pages of stuff, and I leave. I hope that job never ends. It’s like money from the sky.”

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