Published by Rizzoli, ‘Ralph Lauren: A Way of Living’ provides a unique insight into Lauren’s vision of American style.
. “I like things that get better with age.” Denim and dresses weren’t just denim or dresses—they were part of an aesthetic that extended to your cars, to your home, to the very restaurant you dined at., shows just how true that is.
Take his Double “RL” Ranch, for example, which originally stemmed from Lauren’s fascination with the heritage Native American craftsmanship, and would come to permeate nearly every aspect of his brand. “Later, I shared that spirit on the runway, with collections that evoked the natural beauty and lifestyles of that Western world,” he writes.
Below, take a look inside a number of Ralph Lauren’s homes—and discover why his signature Americana aesthetic has captivated generation after generation.Photo: Pieter EstersohnRicky and Ralph Lauren's White Orchid cottage in Jamaica.Photo: Bjorn Wallander
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