A blue shirt from 2000s underneath.

Jacket half-zipped variant

https://postimg.cc/RNHgJryn

Sleeves unrolled variant

https://postimg.cc/nsY5j8sk

This post cast is my favorite. One of the very best sources for fashion information and history and they devoted a whole season to American Ivy style, which I feel is always relevant to MFA. They also have a whole article about corduroy too! Go check it out!

Big hats and bright shirts can't go wrong.

It is no secret that I love corduroy!

From warm hunting pants to western needlecord pearlsnap shirts to californian surfer shorts, you can wear corduroy in any situation. It is heavy enough to drape well, breathable despite the weight, and unfussy enough to machine wash despite being a variation of velvet.

Lets discuss corduroy!

Photo from a 2010 gothamist article on the corduroy appreciation club https://gothamist.com/arts-entertainment/photos/secret-rituals-of-the-corduroy-appreciation-club-revealed

The argyle sweater vest and bow tie on top of a dress shirt would look dorky most of the time but I really think that the senior cords here help fix that. Also the fact that he is James Dean. As are are moving into sweater weather here in the northern hemisphere I've been cooking on sweater outfits and ways to wear more corduroy myself.

A little more fashion inspiration today.

Hunter Thompson was a style icon. Just watch Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas if you don't believe me.