“The Illustrated Book of IVY” is a work by Kazuo Hozumi, a former architect turned leading Japanese fashion illustrator. Through finely detailed illustrations, the book chronicles the evolution and timeless appeal of Ivy League fashion since the 1960s—featuring garments such as shirts, sweaters, jackets, trousers, and footwear. In addition to apparel, it vividly portrays lifestyle scenes rooted in the Ivy aesthetic, including campus life, leisure, and social events, capturing the spirit and refinement of East Coast American elite culture.
