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"Untitled Document  Graffiti tags are a major no-no in the high-rent district surrounding Worth Avenue in Palm Beach. That is, unless, you&amp;#039;re Percy Steinhart. As founder and creative director of Stubbs &amp;amp;amp; Wootton\u2014best known for their super-preppy, traditional loafers\u2014Steinhart recently celebrated the opening of a new store at 1 Via Parigi by marking it with his own graffiti tag.  Beyond the arched entry and laid-back interior, replete with Moroccan drum tables, fabrics from eBay, and a surfboard, you&amp;#039;ll see it\u2014 &amp;quot;stubbs&amp;quot; scrawled across the back garden wall, in bold, subway-style lettering. Graffiti might seem a bit out of place here, and in a way, it is. But Steinhart has reshaped his brand in recent years, mixing high and low, polished and not, for a look he calls &amp;quot;rebel prep&amp;quot;. His loafers, made from luxe fabrics like velvet or roughed-up linen, can be embroidered with anything from a family crest to a skull, a dollar sign to a Bijon Frisee. Just last October, Kayne West and Steinhart announced plans to collaborate on a collection of loafers that will launch this spring. By taking preppiness to the extreme, Steinhart gives it some attitude. It&amp;#039;s only natural that his interiors are following suit.  Stubbs &amp;amp;amp; Wootton, 1 Via Parigi, Palm Beach, Florida. 561-655-6857; stubbsandwootton.com.  For more high-style restaurants, hotels, and shops, click here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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