Enjoy this picture from founder Ernestine Bayer that dates back to you 1938. Ernestine Bayer contributed to women's rights by forming the first rowing club for women Philadelphia Girls' Rowing Club (PGRC) in 1938. I absolutely love the androgynous look.
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Throwback Prep Thursdays:Holyoke College Women Center of Advertising
1924 |
1939 |
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Georgetown University Football Team 1910
Enjoy this wonderful picture of the Georgetown University football team dating back 1910. I simply love how polished the players look with their chunky letterman cardigans.
Alex Mill X OMNIGOD Collaboration
Alex Mill is collaborating with Japanese brand OMNIGOD to launch a line of co-branded high quality shirting and sweaters. OMNIGOD produces all their wares in their own factory in Kojima, Japan, the most famous location for denim manufacturing in the world, on old power looms. For your information if you're aren't aware Japan is ones of the best manufacturers of denim. Some of the most highly collected or coveted denim comes from Japan.
Throwback Prep Thursdays: Ralph Lauren and the West
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1978 |
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Frank Clegg Mini Card Wallet
If you're looking for an elegant cardholder don't look more further. Frank Clegg has you covered with the "Mini Card Wallet". This cardholder fits perfectly in your front pocket, minimalist design. Great second wallet when you don't want to carry a lot of extra stuff. This minimalist wallet measures 4" wide x 2.75" high. The wallet features fully leather lined signature Vegetable tanned leather with Signature rounded and polished edges. It has two outside card pockets and a center pocket. The cardholder is made in U.S.A. You have the option to monogram the wallet, which, I highly recommend. It's available in seven color options and it retails for $110.00 Get it now
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Vintage Cornell Rowing
In the early 1870s several boat clubs
were located on the south shore of Cayuga Lake. Cornell President
Andrew Dickson White and coach, Henry Coulter bought the Cornell
rowing team to life in 1873.
Saturday, September 13, 2014
General Motors and Rowing Crew
Friday, September 12, 2014
L.L. Bean Town and Field Waxed Cotton Jacket
A couple of days ago I presented the 2014 L. L. Bean fall/winter look. One of my favorite pieces of the brand was the Town and Field jacket. Which in my opinion is relatively affordable at $200. This jacket is a great alternative for the girls that want a Barbour which can be expensive or want that another option than the J. Crew boyfriend jacket. While the town and field jacket is fifty dollars more than the J. Crew boyfriend jacket. You're paying for better quality; British Millerain waxed cotton is one of the best waxed cotton fabrics. British Millerain® Co. Ltd. (Established in 1880 and family owned for six generations). I was really happy to see this jacket bought back from the archives. This specially updated style is lined with quilted flannel and features details that draw on tradition to keep you warm and dry, even in the harshest conditions: brass zipper with button-closure and patch pockets that conceal handwarmers behind, corduroy trim. Let me tell you, being an owner of waxed canvas and riding jackets corduroys trim always feels great around the hands and neck on cool chilly days. This jacket is perfect for those days when there's inclement weather wear them with a cap and pair of L.L.Bean to fully accomplish the trend preppy androgynous look in a woman. The jacket shouldn't only be worn during inclement weather, on sunny days throw some riding boots and channel your equestrian look! Best thing about this jacket is that it's stylish and functional! Remember fall is L.L. Bean so start shopping! Click here
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Throwback Thursdays: Woolrich Woolen Mills 1974 Ramar Cloth Parka
From the Crispyfiles enjoy this advertisement from one of my favorite heritages brands Woolrich Woolen Mills. This advertisement dates back 1974 featuring the Ramar Cloth Parka. Using the popular 60/40 formula in the parka, giving it a water-repellent shell. Ramar fabric was very popular because it is able to endure a lot of outdoor abuse. This down jacket is perfect for going to the trails in 1974 and now. The jacket has great features like 2-way zippers, down insulated pockets, waist drawcord which prevents from wind traveling in the body. The jacket compacts into its own pocket or can be used as a pillow.
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Victorinox Swiss Army I.N.O.X Watch
Last month I was invited to the release of the Victorinox Swiss Army I.N.O.X watch. I had a great time at the event, I bumped into a few old friends, which is always great. Honestly, before I went to the event, I read information about the watch and I was pretty impressed. The watch does things that very few watches can. I was impressed, but not to the point of me desiring a watch.
Chief Of Department of the FDNY |
If you aren't familiar with Victorinox, the brand invented the Swiss Army Knife, which is a pocket knife with various tools like a bottle opener, scissors, tweezers, toothpick, corkscrew and nail file. All these tools come in handy in some awkward situation in your life whether you need to open a champagne bottle at a party or to cut a box. The Swiss Army Knife made a cultural impact, the name is usually mentioned when talking about reliability, longevity and being able to adapt in any situation. The knife was invented in 1891 because the Swiss Army needed a knife for their soldiers that can be used to open canned food and also disassembled a Swiss service rifle Schmidt-Rubin M1889 for cleaning. It became very popular after world war II as a lifesaver in numerous occasions.
It takes a lot of courage to name a watch after the legendary pocket knife. There's a reputation at risk. It's 130 years since the Swiss army knife has release and to celebrate Victorinox is releasing a watch to commemorate. To mark the occasion, Victorinox Swiss Army has I.N.O.X., a new watch that pays tribute to the history and industrial know-how of the brand by showcasing the values that have made it famous: authenticity, strength, quality, expertise and Swiss design.
Monday, September 8, 2014
1939 New York Sun Newspaper Popular Among College Students
Friday, September 5, 2014
L.L. Bean Fall/Winter 2014 Preview
Hi everyone, in June I
had the privilege to get a glimpse of L.L. Bean fall/ winter collection. You
would think I would have posted the pictures already, but no. I posted some
pictures up on my instagram account and receive incredible response.
However, most of the clothing wasn't available online. Another reason was I'm
sure you readers would want to buy some of the clothes immediately so posting
this collection at the beginning of summer would have been an
absolute tease. Tantalizing would be the word. Well, it's time to put back
the Madras, Seersucker, and Jack Rogers in Storage. I love the warm weather,
but miss the cold weather because I can't wear my Norwegian sweaters and my 12
inch duck boots.
Let's begin talking
about the collection with the shoe that made the business, the Bean Boot. This
season the bean boot will be available in an assortment of
colors like white, blue and red. Materials like Bison leather and wool
from Woolrich will also be incorporated.
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