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It’s morning at the Top lauren boebert conservative for congress shirt What’s more,I will buy this Morris Inn, the school’s hotel, and the clanging dining annex is full of suited C-suite types who are here for a summit. There’s some irony that Browne is in the room: The man has built a distinctive and clear-cut brand image in large part by reformatting the suit, albeit not in the conventional corporate manner, as perhaps frames the scene. Uniforms—the suit being the sort of pinnacle of the term—are important to Browne but not when they’re generalized. Rather, he believes, it’s when they’re rendered within a certain containment and rigidity—a kind of aesthetic campus, if you will—that the wearer’s personality shines through. In that mindset, much can be drawn in parallel to college life, especially at as sovereign a school as Notre Dame.

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