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Preppy,. From a Uniform to a Vibe!
To be succinct,.and direct. What we know as, and refer to as "preppy" clothing is literally the polar opposite of "workwear". The difference generally being one of class and social status and offcourse the origins of why the clothing was designed and made in the first place. Preppy style originated in the early 20th century among students at elite Northeastern U.S. college-preparatory schools and Ivy League universities like Harvard and Yale, as well as the HBCU's the "Histor

terryvick
14 minutes ago2 min read


Truly Fatigued,..Military Pants,.
Its very true that our modern cargo pants are inspired by military pants and are the direct descended form combat uniform items dating back to around ww2. The military originally created these heavily pocketed and roomy designs to maximize gear-carrying capacity and mobility for troops. After World War II, combat trousers evolved rapidly to balance durability, comfort, and specialized utility. WWII Origins (1938-1945): The concept started with the British Battle Dress Unifo

terryvick
3 days ago1 min read


Can You Use a Necktie As a Belt?
Could you and should you are both based on the situation,.the intent of the individual,.the occasion your attending ( if formal than certainly its a NO) and the message you're trying to convey to the wold . In other words,..if its not noticeable,..then how complicated can it be?

terryvick
6 days ago1 min read


A Few Ways to Style White Converse All Stars
Charles hollis "Chuck" Taylor was a former Basketball player who went to work for the converse shoes company. The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star (often simply called "Chucks") is one of the most iconic and best-selling canvas sneakers in history. Originally designed in 1917 as a basketball shoe. The two pair i am trying to style today are both white but besides that they couldnt be more different. Plus,.i am trying to avoid the whole classic #mericana trope of blue jeans and

terryvick
Jul 111 min read
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