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Celebrities help celebrate the launch of Outerknown

World champion surfer Kelly Slater, left, and creative director John Moore at the Aug. 29, 2015, launch party celebrating Slater's new Outerknown label — which both men are wearing.

World champion surfer Kelly Slater, left, and creative director John Moore at the Aug. 29, 2015, launch party celebrating Slater’s new Outerknown label — which both men are wearing.

  (Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times)

By Adam TschornSenior Features Writer 
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A constellation of stars — and friends — turned out to celebrate the launch of world champion surfer Kelly Slater’s style-meets-sustainability label Outerknown.

Rande Gerber and Cindy Crawford

Rande Gerber and wife Cindy Crawford at the Outerknown launch party in Malibu.

  (Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times)

Kaia Gerber

Kaia Gerber, daughter of Rande Gerber and Cindy Crawford, at the launch party for Kelly Slater’s label Outerknown. Visible over her left shoulder (in blue) is her brother, Presley Gerber.

  (Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times)

Gesner Beach House

The exterior of Harry Gesner’s Sand Castle house in Malibu (just north of his famous Wave House) the site of the Outerknown launch party.

  (Stefanie Keenan / Getty Images )

Jason Statham

Actor Jason Statham was among the notable attendees.

  (Stefanie Keenan / Getty Images )

Elsa Patakay and Chris Hemsworth

Elsa Pataky and actor Chris Hemsworth at the launch party.

  (Stefanie Keenan / Getty Images)

Richard Woolcott

Volcom founder Richard Woolcott

  (Stefanie Keenan / Getty Images )

Kelly Slater and Anthony Kiedis

Kelly Slater, left, and Anthony Kiedis

  (Stefanie Keenan / Getty Images )

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Adam Tschorn

Senior features writer Adam Tschorn is a former small-town newspaper editor, game-show question-and-answer man and fashion scribe who joined the Los Angeles Times in 2007. He currently covers a wide range of pop-culture topics with a focus on cannabis culture. Holding a B.A. in philosophy and an M.A. in journalism, he feels perfectly suited to looking at things, asking “why?” and writing down the answers.

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