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Worn Stories Moodboard
Worn Stories
To get a better idea on what questions I could ask, I went onto the Worn Stories website and read a few entries from the book.
CERA LEE: I really liked this little story. Although it was quite short and simple, I think the message at the end is really nice. She mentions that the jumper brings bad memories, but also reminds her that she should always be individual and never let anybody walk over her.
ROSALIND JANA: I found this story really sweet as Rosalind’s item of clothing belonged to her grandmother. I loved that her item told a story about her grandmother rather than herself.
LYNN JARRETT: The image of the dress caught my eye straight away, I somehow already knew an interesting story was going to be told about this item. I loved the ending and the message given to people about appreciating life and everyone in it.
I was feeling murderey so instead I bought an Anne Klein II denim trench coat @housingworks - also there is a pink leather moto jacket -small- for $55 at the Columbus and 75th location. Your welcome. #womeninclothes #wornstories #fashion #retailtherapy #metoo
"I bought these shoes six years ago. i was interviewing with deborah lloyd for my dream job as the vp of design. i'm a great believer in buying something that speaks to you—especially shoes!—and I fell in love with the feminine mix of stripes and a pop of color. they'll always bring back memories of a wonderful time in my life. —debs camplin, SVP of design #wornstories