Ivy League Style

In 1965, Kenzake Ashizu wanted to show Harvard students in the most casual version of Ivy League style you can imagine. After World War II, there emerged this new being known as a teenager who had more free time and disposable income. Dressing young used to mean dressing like a child because children used to wear literally infantilizing clothes for a really long time. We went from looking like little girl to looking like our mothers.