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Here we go, Prep General.
Post Inspo
Question of the Thread: Can non-ivy league schools (state school, maybe even community colleges) be prep?
Bonus: Can Blacks be prep? (This was kinda asked in the last thread, but not fully answered)
>>11124290
>>11124290
None ivy private schools and state schools can be preppy. It depends on their prestige. Community college is not preppy.
>>11124290
Black Ivy League student:
Concerning non-Ivy schools and prep:
Of course people can dress preppy at non-Ivy schools (you might get weird looks if you're at Flyover State U, but who gives a fuck) and there are schools that are non-Ivy with preppy aesthetics (see Duke, Vanderbilt).
Concerning black people and prep fashion:
Did this seriously need to be asked? Literally look in a catalogue from J. Crew: there's always one or two black models. It can be done.
I don't even dress preppy anymore, got it out of my system at prep school. Shit was whack anyway desu, however I was able to amass a pretty good collection of sweaters and cardigans to rotate through.
>>11124290
HA. My name Chad
Chad DEAN.
And I made a prep thread
I find this quite humorous
>>11124315
>Cardigans
that's what I've been trying to find to complete my style.
But since it's spring no one has it.
Guess I'll have to look online
Please post NEW inspo pics.
>>11124315
Do people still dress preppy at your Ivy?
>>11124321
This isnt prep
>tfw it's impossible to find high rise pants off-the-rack these days
>>11126096
stop posting this garbage
>>11124290
black prep = jazzcore
>>11125420
not OP but will attempt to answer. Fratcore much more popular than authentic prep. White people tend to dress like frat/srat stars while Asians and blacks stick to streetwear. If any ethnic group is actually prep, it tends to be Latinos actually. That's assuming people can dress at all to begin with, which is saying a lot at these schools.
