Globally, about $21.5bn of worn clothes crossed borders in 212.
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He motioned to another older man on the street, shuffling along in worn clothes.
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Broken tools and worn clothes are repaired, food scraps are fed to livestock and so on.
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Visitors can grab a donation bag free of charge and return their lightly worn clothes directly onsite.
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He eschewed formal business suits, dressed in well-worn clothes and in later years drove an old Volvo.
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AS are calling it the "chairdrobe" - the heap of lightly worn clothes that often ends up crumpling one's go-to garments.
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But having a disorganized wardrobe can be a major pain, especially when hoards of barely worn clothes hide the real closet gems.
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She's been spotted wearing $725 Aquazzura shoes and has worn clothes by Daniel Basso, a designer whose gowns can cost thousands of dollars.
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The children's brand Name It has launched a recycling system where old and worn clothes are brought into stores and reused or remade into new products.
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A Calvin Klein 205 W 39 NYC plaid coat that she got secondhand – yep, celebrities use TheRealReal to do more than just sell their previously-worn clothes.
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That speaks to a gradual embrace of second-hand and sharing culture, Tondon suggested, whereas people may once have been hesitant hesitant to wear already-worn clothes.
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And Margaret Atwood's novel pointedly makes Jezebel's feel cheap and tawdry, with the women all wearing worn clothes with the sequins falling off and caking their faces in dried-out makeup.
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The 100% vegan and cruelty-free product is designed to release wrinkles with just a few spritzes and, "revive your worn clothes to looking, feeling and smelling refreshed" — a quick process that ultimately saves excess water wasted on unnecessary laundry loads.
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That goes for almost every time she's worn clothes, including the blue jumpsuit to the Emmys in 2016, a blue suit for the Perfect Game 20th Anniversary bash and a white tuxedo mini to the Time 100 Gala in April.
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With the generosity of the American people, much more than metaphorical rags and worn clothes have been provided: since the outbreak of a horrific civil war in December 2013, millions have been kept alive with vital food and humanitarian assistance.
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The best real-world touch, however, may be the "laundry chute"—a sack-style compartment for storing your worn clothes, which compresses into the bag's wall (expelling extra air through a valve) and then zips out when you find a washing machine.
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Indeed, the project brief Unilever handed down to Olivieri some 10 months ago was to create a product that would give millennials more confidence to rewear worn clothes, since there was nothing on the market that explicitly targeted the issue and addressed smell, wrinkles and shape, the 25-year-old told Reuters.
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Mannitz 2002, p. 20 His appearance was scraggy, he wore old, worn clothes, had a long beard and messy hair and was gaunt and toothless. He was a Buddhist and vegetarian for the last 40 or more years of his life, hated cars and did not have a driver's license.Mannitz 2002, p.
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Fashion has also been a part of Aguilera's music career and image. She has frequently worn clothes designed by Roberto Cavalli, John Galliano, Marc Jacobs, and Alexander McQueen. Aguilera's costumes from Burlesque were featured in the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising's Art of Motion Picture Costume Design exhibition. Wax figures of Aguilera are located at Madame Tussauds wax museums in London and New York City.
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Claiborne Paul Ellis was deeply influenced by his father, who died at the age of 48. In his recorded memoir, he described his impoverished childhood and the worn clothes that he would wear to school. He would often feel embarrassed about how he and his father looked in public. Although his father drank, Ellis described the close relationship the two shared by going to ball games and fishing.
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Fashion has also been a part of Jayne's music career and image. She has frequently worn clothes designed by Gucci, Moschino, Versace, Balmain, and Alexander McQueen. Tyler McCall of Fashionista.com called her "debatably the most stylish cast member of any Real Housewives franchise." In 2018, she was the first star of The Real Housewives media franchise to attend the CFDA Fashion Awards and was placed on several "best-dressed lists" after her appearance on the award show.
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"The Comet Song" is a song by Icelandic artist Björk, written by herself and long-time friend and collaborator Sjón as the title theme of the 2010 movie Moomins and the Comet Chase. The song is released as a charity single and all the benefits are donated to the victims of the 2010 Pakistan floods. Björk had previously declared to be a big fan of Moomins, and had worn clothes featuring characters from the series on several occasions.
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Kloss was sometimes seen riding an old bicycle on the streets of Cambridge, or driving an old but durable car. He usually dressed informally in well-worn clothes, and had a direct, pragmatic approach to problem-solving. Old customers would sometimes drop by his house looking for long-discontinued replacement parts, which Kloss would obligingly retrieve from the basement. His offices were cluttered with equipment and circuit boards, and he wore his gray hair pulled back out of the way in a ponytail.
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Student Soldier Memorial Hall in Pohang. On 16, September 16, 2002, a hall was opened in Yongheung Park, No. 103, Yongheung, Buk-gu, Pohang, GyeongSangBuk-do, in honour of the students who participated in the battle of Pohang District in GyeongsangBuk-do Province during the Korean War. In the exhibition room, there are about 200 artifacts such as diaries, photographs, and weapons used by the municipal police officers at the time, worn clothes. In addition, war-related documentaries are shown in the audiovisual room.
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On Tuesday the Stoet van de Voil Jeanetten (Aalst dialect for "Parade of the Dirty Sissies") goes through the streets. In this parade, men walk around in women's clothes and props such as a bird cage, a herring, fake breasts, corsets, a fur coat, a worn out umbrella and a stroller. This tradition originates from the history of Aalst, when the lower class was too poor to buy or make a beautiful carnival costume. Instead, the men put on the old and worn clothes of their wives.
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Genetic analysis suggests that the human body louse, which lives in clothing, may only have diverged from the head louse some 170,000 years ago, which supports evidence that humans began wearing clothing at around this time. These estimates predate the first known human exodus from Africa, although other hominid species who may have worn clothes – and shared these louse infestations – appear to have migrated earlier. Sewing needles have been dated to at least 50,000 years ago (Denisova Cave, Siberia) – and uniquely associated with a human species other than modern humans, i.e. H. Denisova/H. Altai.
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In such cases, a lint remover may be useful. Once clothes have been laundered and possibly ironed, they are usually hung on clothes hangers or folded, to keep them fresh until they are worn. Clothes are folded to allow them to be stored compactly, to prevent creasing, to preserve creases or to present them in a more pleasing manner, for instance when they are put on sale in stores. Certain types of insects and larvae feed on clothing and textiles, such as the black carpet beetle and clothing moths.
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On January 2, 1986, Yaddav, Ram Singh, Naqvi and a judge named Siddique went to a hill frequently patrolled by the wolf in the vicinity of the road between Amla Mazzu and the Dodi Plateau. There, the team produced a lifelike dummy of a human child dressed in well worn clothes in order to better imitate a human scent. The group hid in nearby bushes, with Ram Singh imitating the cries of a human child to attract the wolf. By nightfall, the wolf was heard howling several times, and after a few minutes, it arrived, heading for the dummy.
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The Nawab, unusual for an Indian prince, is an abstemious man, avoiding excessive displays of wealth and preferring to dress in simple, worn clothes to the extent that one Englishwoman describes him as a "downtrodden munshi." He had an adventurous youth and needed Count Bronowsky's help to disengage from a romantic entanglement that had taken the Nawab to Monte Carlo. Since then, the Nawab has relied on Bronowsky's counsel and has appointed him his Wazir. The Nawab has a poetic bent and admires the work of a collateral ancestor, the eighteenth century classic Urdu poet Mohammed Gaffur.
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He then asked Mrs. Rogers to send him some of Rogers worn clothes, which “still contained his personality,” which she did, and they were modeled on the nude clay. When he had completed the life-sized clay model, he made a plaster cast and sent it to the Valsuani foundry in Paris, where two casts were made, one for the National Statuary Hall Collection and the other for the Will Rogers Memorial, then recently opened in Claremore, Oklahoma, near Rogers birthplace. When that statue was unveiled, president Franklin Delano Roosevelt broadcast a message live on coast-to-coast radio from his home in Hyde Park.
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When her probationary employment ends without her being hired, Rosetta (Émilie Dequenne) engages in a violent struggle against her manager and the policemen when she refuses to leave the premises. She returns home to "The Grand Canyon", the caravan park where she lives with her alcoholic mother, who mends worn clothes for her to sell to charity shops. She gets into a physical struggle with her mother over her mother accepting gifts from men for sexual favours and then lays out fish traps to poach trout for food. Unable to receive unemployment pay and desperate for work, Rosetta asks around for vacancies until she happens to stumble upon a waffle stand.
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Writing in the Social Democratic Herald, Secretary of the Social Democratic Party of America Seymour Stedman remembered him as a proverbial absent-minded professor: > He was eccentric and careless. He would walk with pipe and paper along a > thriving thoroughfare oblivious of all; his hat shaped like a French > general's, peak in front and back; shoes well worn; clothes shabby, and was > in meeting reticent, even timid ... He treated the subject of Socialism > plainly and stripped it of utopianism. ... The peoples of the future will > dwell in peace where this hardy pioneer warred with the accumulated > prejudice, passions, and ignorance of the ages.Seymour Stedman, "Laurence > Gronlund," Social Democratic Herald [Chicago], vol.
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By reporting himself to the police as a witness and approaching mass media with forged accounts based on elements gleaned from newspaper reporting, he had aimed to muddle witness recollections and confuse the police about his actual role. Both Larsson and Pettersson stressed that Engström had worn clothes that matched some of the witness descriptions of the murderer, pointing especially to the small bag noted by a witness who saw the escaping assassin. Neither author presented any new testimony connecting Engström to the crime, but Pettersson interviewed Olof Palme's son, Mårten Palme, who was cited as saying that his observation of a man who appeared to take an interest in his parents shortly before the shooting bore a resemblance to Engström. Critics of the Engström theory retorted that Mårten Palme had previously identified Christer Pettersson as that man; Pettersson and Engström bore little resemblance to each other.
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