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The Diag as a Catwalk

From the frilly 1800s to the jazzy 1920s to the shoulder-padded 1980s, check out the evolution of fashion on campus.

by Lauren Proux

Picnicking students showcase the flat straw "boater" hat, popular for casual activities during the 1890s. From left: Katherine Durfee Hoyt, Will Conant, Augusta Durfee Flinterman, Sam Grubb, Homer Safford.

From the frilly 1800s to the jazzy 1920s to the shoulder-padded 1980s, check out the evolution of fashion on campus. All photos are courtesy of Bentley Historical Library.

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05/03/2011

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Picnicking students showcase the flat straw "boater" hat, popular for casual activities during the 1890s. From left: Katherine Durfee Hoyt, Will Conant, Augusta Durfee Flinterman, Sam Grubb, Homer Safford.