Evan and Harden

This photo shows Evan and Harden Young on their mission. It's likely in the Boston area.

Both men wear suits defining the ideal early-to-mid 1930s silhouette, with padded, broader-looking shoulders tapering down into a nipped waist, designed to emphasize a classic V-shape figure. Broad, wide notch and peak lapels sit prominently on the chest, a hallmark transition away from the narrower, stiffer lapels of the early-to-mid 1920s. They both wear a single-breasted jacket open over a double-breasted vest (waistcoat), a very fashionable choice for stylish young men in this time period. The trousers feature a high rise (sitting at or above the natural navel) with generous full-drape legs through the thigh and knee, finished with wide bottom cuffs over dress oxfords.

Pointed, structured shirt collars paired with wide-knot ties feature bold geometric and diagonal-stripe patterns typical of the period, accompanied by neatly folded pocket squares.

Both elders feature clean-shaven faces and slicked-back, neatly combed hairstyles with defined side parts—typical of 1930s grooming products like Brylcreem or petrolatum pomades.