/fa/ - Fashion

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Posting some of my inspiration folder

bit of streetwear
bit of ivy league prepcore

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>>10686612
boy , comb your hair

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>>10686601
this is homeless style

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>tfw so oldfag I bought this book back when it was popular in 2008 or whatever

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op have you seen the new TSPTR shirt
I'm pretty excited to have this in my wardrobe

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>>10686743
i never heard of that brand but thanks for informing me. Im loving a lot of their stuff

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much better than the usual inspo kids post

thanks OP

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np

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>>10686765
I learned about em last year cuz they did a collab with Topo Designs
that Take Ivy and Shove It shirt is gonna kick ass
but I need to pick up a Snoopico shirt before they sell out

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btw not sure if you missed it but I posted an issue of Popeye last week
there might be a link in the archive still

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>>10687056
saw it. Was a good thread.

Thanks for that fham

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we need more inspo threads like this desu

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>>10687931
make them

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>>10689723
yeahnah

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>>10686576
I go to this school. A lot of students still dress exactly like this.

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>>10692054
what school and do you dress like that?

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Oh perfect I just ordered Take Ivy for my younger sister for christmas this all looks dope

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>>10692114
Does your sister go to an Ivy?

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>>10692105
Dartmouth College. And yeah occasionally. It's really only practical for about 4 months of the year due to the harsh New England weather, but I love the loafer/shorts look. Long sleeve button-ups are the standard for men, unless you're an athlete.

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>>10692054
cool, do you like it?
im applying there and hopefully will get in.
trying to get my wardrobe ready for it

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>>10692184
It's a very strange school since it's located in the middle of nowhere. If you've never lived in New England before prepare to be cold. Layering in the winter is a must, but since the winters are so bad you can go crazy with sweaters, light jackets, long overcoats, hats/scarves etc.

Also, you'll have to order all you clothes online or when you're back in a city because the only place for clothing in Hanover is J. Crew.

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>>10692184
Also, if you go full prep and are white be prepared for everyone to assume you're a trust fund baby, which there are plenty of and is socially acceptable, but still might not be how you want others to perceive you.

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>>10692197
yeah i didnt realize the middle of nowhere part until a few weeks ago and it gave me second thoughts. but i saw that boston is only like an hour away by bus so thought that might be an option too

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I love this one so much! How to re-create?

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>>10692215
Boston is 3 hours by bus, NYC is 5. Montreal is 3.5 hours by car, so if you make friends that have cars you're pretty good. Also the area is beautiful in the fall and summer. Plus the school is amazing. Definitely a wide variety of fashion, but preppy is pretty prominent.

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>>10692214
>trust fund baby
i wishhhh
but no i'm brown and probably won't go full prep, just trying to dress a little smarter because where i live its normal to dress like shit- nice clothes would stand out too much

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>>10692229
do you ski/ snowshoe/nordic ski a lot in the winter or is that only a few kids?

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>>10692233
Hispanic? Black? Asian? Native? I'm technically brown too. There are strong communities with regards to minorities. Not to say the school is segregated at all, but you'll definitely have a group of people to fall back on when needed, which will happen as it is an Ivy League school and gets difficult.

The basic smart look would be patterned long and short sleeve button downs, chinos, and boots.

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>>10692243
I don't but a large proportion of people do. Dartmouth owns its own ski-slope so it's dirt cheap for students to ski/snowboard. Plus Mt. Killington is very close and it's supposed to have some of the best slopes this side of the country.

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>>10692229
>Plus the school is amazing.
yeah all the professors mentioned on the website look great
especially the herbology teacher!

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>>10692269
i'm native, and that's one of the main reasons i'm so interested in Dartmouth is because they do seem to do a lot with minorities. I never realized how hard it would be being the only indian at school (though i think one or two other guys might be part but I'm not sure)

and okay good i have the chinos and boots part down, but I don't have many button downs yet

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>>10692280
oh that's really really cool I didn't know that

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>>10692282
Majority of the classes have less 20 students depending on what you study, so you literally get one-on-one attention with professors and other students studying the same things. I've had probably around 7 classes that had less than 10 students. It's great if you want to learn, shitty if you didn't do your reading and come unprepared for discussion. Haha.

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>>10692301
Oh fuck I'm native too. The Native community at Dartmouth is A+. I always have a place to fall back to when needed. It was why I chose the school too.

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>tfw I wish I actually gave a fuck in HS and went to an Ivy

instead i graduated then worked with my dad till this semester and now im enrolled in a community college for mechanical engineering.

What are the chances I can transfer into an Ivy league? kek

what leadership roles does your boy need to take? any suggestions or am I fucked (when it comes to transferring to an Ivy)

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>>10692314
oh fuck really??? that's so cool hahah
okay good to know so I'll try to get in there. I was also applying to Harvard and heard from a Navajo guy through their minority recruitment program, but I havent even applied to either yet so I might be setting myself up for disappointment

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>>10692310
whew that sounds nice.
I'm kind of sticking out at my school because I'm like the only person in my classes that is taking it seriously and wants to learn, so I was thinking it would be more normal at an Ivy

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>>10692359
One of my best friends excelled in community college, graduated with an associates, and got accepted into an Ivy. It's possible but you have to do excellently. Try doing outside programs at other schools, like summer programs at small liberal arts colleges. Also realize you won't really be transferring, but rather starting over to get a B.A.

>>10692365
I applied Early Decision to Dartmouth, and also did their Fly-In for Native Community program so that increases my chances by a lot. If I would have know I had a shot at Ivy's I would have applied to Harvard and Yale too.

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>>10692389
>I applied Early Decision to Dartmouth, and also did their Fly-In
i got offered the fly in thing! But I didn't do it because senior year was a bad time in my life and i'm scared of airplanes and have never ridden in one before.
one of the weird things in my life where I don't regret not doing it, but realize that it would have changed a lot of things.
yeah i figured that while I was applying to a school that I have a tiny chance to get into I might as well try Harvard too. I considered applying to Yale but after one look at their website said nope. And idk if i wanna be in the middle of all the sjw stuff going on at their campus

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>>10686785
Looks like Wes Anderson nice.

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>>10692432
Damn. Had you done Fly-In I would have met you. I was pretty involved in the Native community up until recently.

The "sjw" stuff is happening around the country. As a minority student you'll be inadvertently involved anyway, whether you want to be or not. That's just the nature of being a minority at schools that are historically wealthy, white, and older than the country itself.

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>>10692466
oh really? that would have been crazy. I have been kind of looking forward to being involved in the native community and trying to learn everyone's mythos and traditions and that stuff.

I figured that the sjw stuff is happening everywhere, I guess my problem is that the Black sjws that I've met have been very disrespectful towards other minority groups, kind of turning me off to any of it because as a minority in the minority group I kind of gave up on having any recognition and try not to tell anyone that I'm indian at this point

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>On two muggy Saturday nights in September of 1964, plainclothes detectives descended upon Tokyo’s upscale Ginza neighborhood to arrest a group of teen-agers known as the Miyuki Tribe. The young women wore handkerchiefs on their heads and long summery dresses with ribbons on the back. But the young men’s outfits were items that most Japanese had never seen before: shirts made from thick wrinkled oxford cloth with buttons on the collar, three-button madras jackets, shrunken chino pants, and leather shoes with intricate broguing. This new fashion style was called aibii—from the English word “Ivy.”

http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/stalking-the-wild-madras-wearers-of-the-ivy-league?intcid=mod-latest

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This is worse than the 80s and even back then the people looked like shit.

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>>10694331
This.

Those are particularly abysmal
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>>10694369
fuck off faggot.

You probably wear raf simons

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>>10692197
There used to be Essentials for Men but they closed down last spring, they had a really good selection of outer wear and was the only place in town you could get anything tailored. Their going out of business sale was unreal and I got a couple Barbour coats for less than $500 total. Woodstock Vermont is a pretty decent substitute for shopping if you can find someone to drive you out there. But yeah, online shopping is generally the way to go.

I was raised in Hanover and my parents still live there but I'm a Freshman at Princeton now. Trust me, it's way stranger to be raised in that town than just going to college there for four years.

Fun fact: Hanover is per capita the highest ordering zip code for Zappos on Earth, recently everyone in Hanover got a free package from them for the loyalty or whatever.

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wtc jacket and trousers?

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so nice

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I just destroyed my BB blazer by throwing up on it, you think a dry cleaner can bring it back to normal?

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>>10696590
WTAPS

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appreciated

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tfw this entire fit is american eagle

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nein

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>>10692171
What were your stats?
How's campus life, is there a lot of drinking?
I'd be over the moon if I got in at Dartmouth

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I'll throw in some southern prep for you OP

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North eastern trad prep > Southern prep

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but it is tho, I have this issue of popeye

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>>10692359
People at Ivy's don't actually dress like that anymore

the exceptions being yale / cornell

I mean, some do, but you'll find more people dressed like that at Duke or other really expensive schools

it's now cool to dress like a rapper

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>>10699869
>People at Ivy's don't actually dress like that anymore
Accurate.

>the exceptions being yale / cornell
Depends on the people. The demographics have shrunk significantly at both of those locations.

(But Yale is still better than Harvard and Cornell is still better than Columbia)

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>>10699869
uhhh people at dartmouth still dress like this.

source: this thread

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>>10699869
i go to upenn and the people who dress like that are generally from super wealthy families and don't even go to class they just walk around campus complaining about their intro level courses

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>>10699888
>people who dress like that are generally from super wealthy families and don't even go to class they just walk around campus complaining about their intro level courses
Ding ding. Legacies tend to have the time and money to waste their energies dressing in hyper-expensive shit and whining about how hard Organic Chemistry is. Most of the genuinely smart kids can barely tie their shoelaces, sartorially.

It's still 300x better than state schools, though - I went to a shitty private school for undergrad and an ivy for law school, the latter was a breath of fresh air. Less trashyness and fuckin' goddamn everclear everywhere.

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>>10699875
Dartmouth students dress like shit because they no longer care about things like taste, personality, or family

People at my state school dress infinitely better than pic related and literally every single other pic of Dartmouth students

When you have an egalitarian selection process that doesn't factor in taste or style then those who do put effort into those areas are going to be less likely selected

The person who doesn't think about what he is going to wear has more time to purchase SAT books and do homework and suck his favorite teacher's clit

It's like how I looked for CalTech videos on youtube and the autist couldn't even look the camera lens in the eye

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>>10699892
curious where did you go for law school?

harvard?

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>>10699896
I keep that a secret because pretty much the entire T14 is small enough where you could eventually figure out who I was if I gave out specifics.

Last thing I need is to see ugly-ass pictures of myself on /fa/

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>>10699899
gotcha fham.