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003 DLC
005 20120629142840.0
008 120504s2012 ctua b 000 0 eng
010 2012016833
020 9780300170559 (hbk.)
020 0300170556 (hbk.)
040 DLC|cDLC|dDLC|dNTNU
042 pcc
043 e-uk-en
050 00 GT738|b.I79 2012
082 00 391/.10942|223
245 00 Ivy style /|c[edited by] Patricia Mears
260 New Haven :|bYale University Press,|c2012
300 192 p. :|bill. (chiefly col.) ;|c29 cm
500 Includes bibliographical references
520 "An in-depth study of Ivy style will be articulated this
book, which will include essays by Patricia Mears, Dr.
Peter McNeil, Dr. Christopher Breward, and Dr. Masafumi
Monden. Dr. McNeil will analyze the style of the Duke of
Windsor, arguably the most stylish man of the twentieth
century, and the great impact his look had on Americans,
especially as a young man in the 1920s. Dr. Breward will
present a cross-cultural look at Ivy style as worn in the
prestigious English universities of Oxford and Cambridge;
he will also show how the look these young men cultivated
would eventually be absorbed and re-interpreted in
Hollywood films. Mr. Monden will write about the Ivy style
craze that took hold in Japan from the mid-century to the
present and its manifestation over the decades. Also
included will be short excerpts by G. Bruce Boyer, a
leading menswear writer and historian, and an interview
with Richard Press by Christian Chensvold, founder of the
Ivy Style blog. Mr. Boyer's 1985 publication, Elegance,
contained chapters on madras, Harris Tweed, the camelhair
polo coat, and other elements of Ivy style. The importance
of this period publication is that it not only documents
these fabrics and clothing items, but also captures the
atmosphere of a time when Ivy style experienced a great
resurgence in popularity. Mr. Chensvold is the founder and
main contributor to the leading blog documenting menswear,
particularly Ivy style. The main essay of the publication
(by Patricia Mears) will present a historical overview of
the Ivy look in the twentieth century. Not only will the
issues of the style's enduring popularity and its role as
a cutting edge influence be discussed, so too will the
cultural and aspirational aspects of its creation"--
|cProvided by publisher
650 0 Men's clothing|zEngland|xHistory
650 0 Fashion|zEngland|xHistory|y20th century
650 0 Male students|zEngland|xSocial life and customs
650 0 Men's clothing|xHistory|y20th century
650 0 Fashion|xHistory|y20th century
700 1 Mears, Patricia
911 know/fmj
