Take ivy

A Scanned Copy of the very rare Take Ivy by T.Hayashida, soon to be republished. Thanks to The Trad for the scan. All the rights to the document belong to the author and the publishing company.

Looking back at the key players who pushed the medium forward.

The Black Ivy Style | Top Drawer One flip through a 1940s Skull and Bones year book and it becomes apparent that the Ivy League was essentially a white experience. Twenty years later, Take Ivy docu…

Today we revisit the sequel to “Take Ivy,” which shows how fast things changed following the fall of the Ivy heyday. * * * The global Ivy Trendwatch continues as a Japanese publisher has re-released “Take 8 Ivy,” photographer Teruyoshi Hayashida’s follow-up to his 1965 tome “Take Ivy.” Sequels are rarely as good as first ...

“Take Ivy” is a volume of photographs that studies the preppy look and its reference point.

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In the late sixties, a forward thinking Japanese photographer traveled throughout the northeastern United States stopping at each of the Ivy League schools to document the style of the era. The resulting book, cryptically titled Take Ivy, is pure genius. The photo book was out of print until a few y

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