Posts Tagged: ivy league
Paul Newman’s Beard
I haven’t shaved properly since I was about 20. Deeply un-ivy, but fuck ivy, I want to look like Paul Newman…
Paul Newman’s Beard
I haven’t shaved properly since I was about 20. Deeply un-ivy, but fuck ivy, I want to look like Paul Newman…
R.I.P Glenn O’Brien (1947-2017)
News has just reached that Glenn O’Brien has died! He was of those dressers, well documented on the internet, that I always thought just ‘got it’, you know? One to look up to, for sure.
R.I.P Glenn O’Brien (1947-2017)
News has just reached that Glenn O’Brien has died! He was of those dressers, well documented on the internet, that I always thought just ‘got it’, you know? One to look up to, for sure.
Cartoon Style; Kazuo Hozumi
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: The pictorial history of the Ivy League look is a drawn one, and from the old Brooks catalogues and H.I.S ads to Mr Slowboy’s Instagram, menswear drawing continues to make it’s fanatics
Cartoon Style; Kazuo Hozumi
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: The pictorial history of the Ivy League look is a drawn one, and from the old Brooks catalogues and H.I.S ads to Mr Slowboy’s Instagram, menswear drawing continues to make it’s fanatics
Nostalgia…Remember 2009?
I suffer terribly from nostalgia. I even miss the stuff that was happening two weeks ago. God knows how I’ll cope when I’m actually old. Naturally, this nostalgia eventually drifts towards menswear. What were we wearing? What was the look?
Nostalgia…Remember 2009?
I suffer terribly from nostalgia. I even miss the stuff that was happening two weeks ago. God knows how I’ll cope when I’m actually old. Naturally, this nostalgia eventually drifts towards menswear. What were we wearing? What was the look?
Padmore & Barnes P500
I’ve long considered Ivy – or at least mid-century American gear – to be the focal point of my look in some way or another. Fortunately that’s a pretty broad brush stroke and means that I can get away with sticking all
Padmore & Barnes P500
I’ve long considered Ivy – or at least mid-century American gear – to be the focal point of my look in some way or another. Fortunately that’s a pretty broad brush stroke and means that I can get away with sticking all
In Defence and Praise of; The Uniqlo Oxford
I decided to go back to university in September (hence the dead blog), and, naturally, this means I’m absolutely skint. This is a difficult position to be in for those of us addicted to clothes. Even more difficult when even
In Defence and Praise of; The Uniqlo Oxford
I decided to go back to university in September (hence the dead blog), and, naturally, this means I’m absolutely skint. This is a difficult position to be in for those of us addicted to clothes. Even more difficult when even
OCBD; Other Cloth Button-Down
It’s astonishing, the ease with which a decent ivy league styled shirt can be had. I once imagined I’d eventually have to try out every tailor this side of the river to get a decent copy of a vintage Sero Purist,
OCBD; Other Cloth Button-Down
It’s astonishing, the ease with which a decent ivy league styled shirt can be had. I once imagined I’d eventually have to try out every tailor this side of the river to get a decent copy of a vintage Sero Purist,
Rugged Tweed Boy; UK vs USA
I was going back through some of my old Tumblr posts earlier searching for topics to revisit on here and came across the greatest thing. These two scans are from the January 2010 edition of Free & Easy (an outstanding
Rugged Tweed Boy; UK vs USA
I was going back through some of my old Tumblr posts earlier searching for topics to revisit on here and came across the greatest thing. These two scans are from the January 2010 edition of Free & Easy (an outstanding
RADvertising; Connoisseurship from Van Jac Inc.
Van Jac Inc., the well known Japanese Ivy-style powerhouse, really have some great advertising. To much of it there’s an inviting kind of traditionalism; a kind of old-world (for want of a better phrase) look which doesn’t have the same sense of
RADvertising; Connoisseurship from Van Jac Inc.
Van Jac Inc., the well known Japanese Ivy-style powerhouse, really have some great advertising. To much of it there’s an inviting kind of traditionalism; a kind of old-world (for want of a better phrase) look which doesn’t have the same sense of
In Defence of; Rugby Shirts
I can see why people sometimes find it hard to look past the awful connotations of the rugby shirt. They go hand in hand with that really naff suburban London posh boy look. Ghastly. However, if you can force yourself past
In Defence of; Rugby Shirts
I can see why people sometimes find it hard to look past the awful connotations of the rugby shirt. They go hand in hand with that really naff suburban London posh boy look. Ghastly. However, if you can force yourself past
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