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Daul Kim Checks Into a Motel in Nowheresville, USA

By Beverly Fong

Though we call the big city our home now, we come from scattered roots—whether it's Minnesota, Nebraska, Singapore, or just upstate, our zip codes might begin in 100--, but a part of our hearts are always in far-flung locales. In a new Russh editorial, Daul Kim makes us briefly consider a return, proving that if you're armed with a wardrobe of Preen and Meadham Kirchoff, you can make your home anywhere—even if it is a barren motel outfitted with '70s polyester duvets. As if the sun-drenched dreamscape and luxe outfits weren't enough, the bleached-out beauty also shows us the other upside of camping out in ghost towns: If you want, you can hang out in your skivvies all day. (Next)

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