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By Sarah Bogart Cooney Sarah is the creator of the blog Fewer & Better and a contributing writer for Ivy Style. You can find Sarah on Substack. This year’s Fashion Week signaled a marked resurgence of interest in preppy/trad/Ivy style, particularly notable at J. Press’s Fashion Week show where all attendees were given copies of Take Ivy. What we s...


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By Matthew Longcore Town & Country magazine was founded in 1846 by Nathaniel Parker Willis and George Pope Morris. It is the oldest continuously published general-interest magazine in the United States. Originally named The Home Journal, it adopted its current name in 1901. As a longtime subscriber to Town & Country, I have noticed of late


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President George Washington was born on this day 294 years ago – February 22, 1732. Ivy Style has honored George Washington as a man of character. Today we celebrate our first President as a man of style. Navy blazers and khaki pants have long been considered to be among the most iconic looks in the


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In honor of the birthday of President George Washington (February 22), Ivy Style is pleased to repost this article from last year. We also invite you to read the essay from President George W. Bush for In Pursuit, a landmark initiative of More Perfect working to protect and renew our democracy as we approach the


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By James H. Grant The following is an addendum to the article titled A Sergeant and His Clothier. When I enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in November 1966, I knew there was a good chance that I might spend one year of my four year enlistment in the Republic of Vietnam. It did not


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