Join National Review Institute and Young Voices on Wednesday, July 16 at 6:30 PM at NRI’s midtown Manhattan office (19 W 44th Street) for a timely conversation on fashion, modesty, faith, and the rise of the “New Right.”

Featuring Caroline Downey (National Review), Grace Bydalek (Young Voices), and Maya Sulkin (The Free Press), this panel will explore the emerging conservative aesthetic—what it reveals about virtue, identity, and cultural rebellion among the next generation of right-leaning influencers.

As bold new voices embrace beauty, style, and online activism, questions arise: Are these influencers aligned with the core values of conservatism—limited government, faith, and the defense of Western tradition? Or are some crossing into a trend-driven, post-Christian ethos?

Join us as we examine this cultural shift and its deeper implications for the future of the conservative movement. To RSVP, please email Alexander Norton III at alexander.norton@nrinstitute.org.