Posts filed under "NY"

Scrabble Bow Tie - Augustus - FIT

We'd like to welcome Elizabeth Heyman to Campus Sartorialist! She is a first year at Columbia University, and while she plans to major in Political Science with a concentration in International Relations, her passions include photography and singing. A Los Angeles native, her recent move to the "Big Apple" has opened her eyes to new designs and fashion around campus and the rest of the city.

Her first contribution is of Augustus Shaw, the man behind Mr. Talented. Also make sure to check out Elizabeth's Flickr here!


Posted on October 10, 2012 by BostonJungle and filed under "FIT", "NY", "guys".

Take Ivy - A Journey into the Prep Campus Culture

Ivy League style permeates nearly every fiber of American fashion and is a staple of most colleegs in the US. A new exhibition at The Museum at FIT delves into the history of Prep culture and fashion, so if you're in New York City between now and January 5th, make sure to check it out!

For more photos check out the WWD coverage of the exhibit!

Video via Christian Chensvold @ The Ivy Style

If you're interested in Prep Culture and Ivy Style check out some of our favorite books on the subject!
Posted on September 28, 2012 by BostonJungle and filed under "Brown", "Columbia", "Dartmouth", "FIT", "NY", "Princeton", "UPenn", "Yale", "harvard", "ivy".

Moccasins and Chambray - Manhattan College

We'd like to officially welcome a new Campus Sartorialist contributor, James Breen, who will be showing us what campus style is like at Manhattan College.
James is a recent graduate of Manhattan College where he got a degree in Chemical Engineering.  He will be finishing off his Master's thesis this fall and then he'll be starting law school Fall of 2013. How does a chemical engineer, future lawyer get in to fashion one would ask? Well James has no idea but if you do, he'd love to hear! While he firmly believe that it is what's on the inside that is most important, it would be ignorant to pretend that what you wear has no effect on one's life. His fashion philosophy is simple: find what fits, find what you love, and find it cheap. Being so close to the Mecca of the fashion world, New York City, the styles of Manhattan College are changing constantly and are always on the cutting edge of what will hit big next, it's a microcosm of the fashion world.  While he hopes his passion for photography and style have an influence on his campus, he is sure that they have an impact on him. 
Here's James' first post:


Posted on August 27, 2012 by Campus Sartorialist and filed under "ManhattanCollege", "NY", "guys".