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Today we revisit the sequel to “Take Ivy,” which shows how fast things changed following the fall of the Ivy heyday. * * * The global Ivy Trendwatch continues as a Japanese publisher has re-released “Take 8 Ivy,” photographer Teruyoshi Hayashida’s follow-up to his 1965 tome “Take Ivy.” Sequels are rarely as good as first ...

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Men's 60s fashion was all about experimentation, Mod culture, psychedelics & freewheeling bohemians. Here's how to get the look today.

Greetings gentlemen, and I hope your little corner of Tradsville — even if it’s only in the mind — is opening up. There’s been a big uptick in activity here in the tourist town of Newport as businesses are released from lockdown and people take to walking the streets in t-shirts and flip-flops alternating between ...

Warning: Extra freakin’ long blog post NYC definitely beats LA in all aspects of classic menswear. Not only are there way more cool stores over there, but the young guys all dress the part as…

A Scanned Copy of the very rare Take Ivy by T.Hayashida, soon to be republished. Thanks to The Trad for the scan. All the rights to the document belong to the author and the publishing company.

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As pathetic as it may be, since middle school, there's been a constant in my life that I cannot deny, the J. CREW catalog. To this day, with each one, comes a twinge of excitement . . . but wow, that feeling way back when was something else. I remember lusting after the rainbow of anoraks and carefully filling out "order forms" . . . there may have even been 'white-out' involved in the order process. I'm dating myself . . . again. enjoy the throw-back! pretty sure I got my dad this sweater…