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Sir John Everett Millais

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NOW AND AGAIN

The Sorrows of Gin
Distinguished Company
The Pictorial Arts
The Handbook Authority
The Sixth Duke
Classical Britain
Voxsartoria
Put This On
Wayward Victorian
Well Worn
Once I Was A Clever Boy
WASP 101
Shades and Shadows
Admiral Cod
Two Nerdy History Girls
'Tis classy
Milk & Belladonna
Art Blog
London Historians
Persuasion
The Hanging Garden
Edwardian Promenade
A Continuous Lean
English History
Buttons and Tweed
AncientBriton
Tweeds and Tales
Jane Austen's World
My Ear-Trumpet Has Been Struck By Lightning
The Cat's Meat Shop
Dickensian Dandy
Treasure Hunt
Reflections of a Young Fogey
Wonders and Marvels
The Passion of Former Days
That British Style
Eclectic Ephemera
The Lothians
Ivy Inspired
The Journal of Style
The Virtual Victorian
An Englishman Abroad
Muffy Aldrich
The Devoted Classicist
All Things Ruffnerian
Men of the Ivy League
The Beautiful Necessity
Radical Royalist
Easy and Elegant Life
Lady says :
London Calling
Thrifty Gent
The Victorianist
The Suit Room
British Paintings
Tweed in the CIty
The Pictorial Arts Journal
Tea in England
Alex Grant
Age of Empire
Mr Classic Gentleman
The Victorian Times
Preppy Fox
Southern England Living
The Idle Historian
The Modern Traditionalist -
Unmitigated England

THERE AND BACK

Off the Cuff
Ivory Tower Style
American Gentility
Little Augury
The Ivy League Look
F.T.H Satorium
Traditional Natural Shoulder
Drake's Diary
A Suitable Wardrobe
Heavy Tweed Jacket
The Trad Rejection
Permanent style
Tweedland
Wanderlust
Die, Workwear!
The Vintage Showroom
Cooper Frederickson
Ivy Style
Unabashedly Prep
Reggie Darling
The Trad
An Affordable Wardrobe
Traditionally Styled
The Classicist
Oxford Cloth Button Down
Maxmaximus
Scala Regia
Trousers in Tartan
Heavy Tweed Jacket
The WASP Manifesto
ThinkDerm
The Naked Ape Gets Dressed
St James Style
Foreign Kings
Londerland
Mister Crew
Classachusetts

THEN AND NOW

To The Manner Born
Broke and Bespoke
Archaic Wonder
Mad Dogs & Englishmen
I Need More Ties
Sidelocks and Foxhounds
Wax & Rosewood
The Mad Monarchist
Tea at Trianon
Through the Countryside
The London Cut Diary
Tales of the Unexpected
Close your eyes and dream of England
The Daily Prep
Classic Style
Sculls & Skulls
The Down East Dilettante
Confessions of a Ci-Devant
Painting History
THE EPIC
No School Like The Old School
Lost Past Remembered
Three Pipe Problem
Royal World
The Monarchist
Very English
Endymion at Night
The Dandy Portraits: The Lives of Exquisite Gentlemen Today by Rose Callahan
Country Cashmere

"The True Gentleman is the man whose conduct proceeds from goodwill and an acute sense of propriety, and whose self control is equal to all emergencies; who does not make the poor man conscious of his poverty, the obscure man of his obscurity, or any man of his inferiority or deformity; who is himself humbled if necessity compels him to humble another; who does not flatter wealth, cringe before power, or boast of his own possessions or achievements; who speaks with frankness but always with sincerity and sympathy; whose deed follows his word; who thinks of the rights and feelings of others rather than his own; and who appears well in any company, a man with whom honor is sacred and virtue safe." ~ John Walter Wayland

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