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Sloanie

fashion style
Also known as: Sloane ranger
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  • Hans Holbein the Younger: portrait of Henry VIII
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    …by wealthy, conservative young adultsā€”ā€œSloanieā€ or ā€œSloane rangerā€ attire in England (named for the fashionable Sloane Square district of London and initially epitomized by Lady Diana Spencer, the future Diana, princess of Wales); and the ā€œpreppieā€ look in the United States, named for the apparel preferred by students at…

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    …by wealthy, conservative young adultsā€”ā€œSloanieā€ or ā€œSloane rangerā€ attire in England (named for the fashionable Sloane Square district of London and initially epitomized by Lady Diana Spencer, the future Diana, princess of Wales); and the ā€œpreppieā€ look in the United States, named for the apparel preferred by students at…

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