Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You clearly don't know anything about CCV or HR. I'm an alum, so I know. It's so preppy that it's an enigma. The people who live there are original owners and their adult kids who buy into the area whenever a house comes on the market. It's like Greenwich, but everyone is catholic. You just won't understand it unless you've experienced it.
Go to Easter mass and count the bows on the girls. They wear them in a certain way (top third of hair pulled to the side with a preppy bow like the ones from orient expressed).
That's parochial not preppy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Chevy Chase View neighborhood in Kensington, MD (20895). Go to mass at Holy Redeemer this Sunday for Easter and count the hair bows, seersucker suits, critter pants, and smocked dresses. You won't see Lilly Pulitzer bc that's reserved for the country club and Bethany Beach (Aka Kensington East).
Caution: you must be catholic and republican to live there (seriously)
Catholic and preppy are like oil and water.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Chevy Chase View neighborhood in Kensington, MD (20895). Go to mass at Holy Redeemer this Sunday for Easter and count the hair bows, seersucker suits, critter pants, and smocked dresses. You won't see Lilly Pulitzer bc that's reserved for the country club and Bethany Beach (Aka Kensington East).
Caution: you must be catholic and republican to live there (seriously)
Catholic and preppy are like oil and water.
The Kennedys nailed the Prep look. Some of the best prep schools are Jesuit. Fairfield Prep in Connecticut is a fine example.
My Dad & Brother-in-law went to Prep! And I live in CCDC![]()
Anonymous wrote:You clearly don't know anything about CCV or HR. I'm an alum, so I know. It's so preppy that it's an enigma. The people who live there are original owners and their adult kids who buy into the area whenever a house comes on the market. It's like Greenwich, but everyone is catholic. You just won't understand it unless you've experienced it.
Go to Easter mass and count the bows on the girls. They wear them in a certain way (top third of hair pulled to the side with a preppy bow like the ones from orient expressed).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Chevy Chase View neighborhood in Kensington, MD (20895). Go to mass at Holy Redeemer this Sunday for Easter and count the hair bows, seersucker suits, critter pants, and smocked dresses. You won't see Lilly Pulitzer bc that's reserved for the country club and Bethany Beach (Aka Kensington East).
Caution: you must be catholic and republican to live there (seriously)
Catholic and preppy are like oil and water.
The Kennedys nailed the Prep look. Some of the best prep schools are Jesuit. Fairfield Prep in Connecticut is a fine example.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree, PP. But if you truly don't believe that Lilly is preppy, then it must be because you cant fit into it.
Female prepsters certainly wont wear khakis and blazers on Easter Sunday (and they won't wear Lilly either...too casual...that's summertime casual wear). What do you think a true preppy lady will wear to mass this Sunday?
A true prep lady would never go to "mass" as a true prep is not Catholic. A true prep is Episcopalian and would go to "church."
Anonymous wrote:I agree, PP. But if you truly don't believe that Lilly is preppy, then it must be because you cant fit into it.
Female prepsters certainly wont wear khakis and blazers on Easter Sunday (and they won't wear Lilly either...too casual...that's summertime casual wear). What do you think a true preppy lady will wear to mass this Sunday?
Anonymous wrote:Post links to images. All I'm getting from the PP is blah blah blah.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, it has stayed the same for BOYS, but not for women.
Post links of what you think a preppy young SAHM might wear today...in 2013...in Maryland.
Anonymous wrote:From Wikipedia...preppy fashion....see below. THIS is CCV/HR.
Preppy fashion started in the late 1940s and 1950s as the Ivy League style of dress.[6] J. Press represents the quintessential preppy clothing brand, stemming from the collegiate traditions which shaped the preppy subculture. In the mid-twentieth century J. Press and Brooks Brothers, both being pioneers in preppy fashion, had stores on Ivy League school campuses, including Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. Newer outfitters such as Ralph Lauren, J. Crew, Vineyard Vines, and Elizabeth McKay are also frequently perceived as having preppy styles, with designers such as Marc Jacobs and Luella Bartley adding the preppy style into their clothes in the 1990s.[7] New York City maintains itself as the headquarters for most preppy clothing lines, such as J. Press, Brooks Brothers, and Ralph Lauren, underscoring the preppy subculture as a reflection of Northeastern culture. Examples of preppy attire include argyle sweaters, chinos, madras,[2] Nantucket Reds,[2] button down Oxford cloth shirts, and boat shoes.[2]
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