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Embracing Heritage and Conservation at the Kentucky Derby

Embracing Heritage and Conservation at the Kentucky Derby

The Kentucky Derby represents a celebration of Southern tradition and sporting elegance. For generations, guests have gathered at Churchill Downs to celebrate not just horseracing, but a way of life that honors heritage, craftsmanship, and the natural splendor of the Bluegrass State.

Kentucky Derby Rain Guide: What to Wear and Where to Watch

Kentucky Derby Rain Guide: What to Wear and Where to Watch

The Kentucky Derby doesn’t pause for rain—and neither should your style. Whether you're wondering what to wear to the Derby in the rain or looking for the best seats at Churchill Downs when it's raining, staying composed and dry is part of the tradition.

Thurby: The Smart Day to See the Track

Thurby: The Smart Day to See the Track

If you’re in Louisville today and not at Churchill Downs, you’re missing the best opportunity of the weekend to actually experience the track.

A Good Use of an Afternoon: Louisville Distilleries to Visit During Derby Week

A Good Use of an Afternoon: Louisville Distilleries to Visit During Derby Week

If you're visiting for the Kentucky Derby and find yourself with a few unscheduled hours, skip the lobby and explore something Louisville does exceptionally well: bourbon.

Ad Fontes: Tracing the Journey of Wool from Hill to Hanger

Ad Fontes: Tracing the Journey of Wool from Hill to Hanger

The phrase ad fontes—"to the sources"—was once the call of scholars and reformers, urging a return to origins, to clarity, to the unfiltered integrity of things. Today, it feels just as relevant in the world of cloth, craft, and culture.

Pocket Squares at the Kentucky Derby

Pocket Squares at the Kentucky Derby

A proper pocket square finishes a Derby ensemble. While seemingly simple, this detail requires careful consideration - particularly for an event where you'll be photographed throughout the day.

Bow Ties vs Neckties at the Kentucky Derby

Bow Ties vs Neckties at the Kentucky Derby

"A bow tie projects a certain confidence. It's not for everyone, but those who wear them seem to know they can carry it off." - G. Bruce Boyer

Kentucky Derby Suits and Jackets: The Smart Guide to Off-the-Rack

Kentucky Derby Suits and Jackets: The Smart Guide to Off-the-Rack

Here's a secret that some of the best-dressed men have known for generations: That perfectly fitted suit you admired? There's a good chance it started life on a rack. With the Kentucky Derby approaching, many men may be considering their first suit or sport coat purchase.

The Last-Minute Derby Hat Guide: Finding Your Perfect Millinery With Just Weeks To Go

The Last-Minute Derby Hat Guide: Finding Your Perfect Millinery With Just Weeks To Go

The clock is ticking on Derby preparations, but there's still time to secure that statement-making Kentucky Derby hat. Our comprehensive Kentucky Derby women's hat directory can help you find the perfect milliner, even with just a month to go.

Men’s Shoes for the Kentucky Derby: The Perfect Finishing Touch

Men’s Shoes for the Kentucky Derby: The Perfect Finishing Touch

When it comes to dressing for the Kentucky Derby, the right shoes are just as important as the rest of your ensemble. The Derby is known for its bold fashion and celebratory atmosphere, which means your footwear should complement your look while keeping you comfortable throughout the day.

Dressing for Derby: The American Tradition

Dressing for Derby: The American Tradition

The Kentucky Derby stands alone in American sporting life - a rare occasion where getting dressed is as much part of the tradition as the race itself. Following its historic 150th running, the Derby continues to showcase the best of American sporting style.¹

Derby Traditions: Roses, Juleps, and Southern Style

Derby Traditions: Roses, Juleps, and Southern Style

The Kentucky Derby's traditions weren't planned by committee - they evolved naturally, often by happy accident. Take the mint julep, which wasn't even the original Derby drink.