Target Underwear and a Vera Wang Gown: Notes from a Single Girl's Closet

by Adena Halpern

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The story of a Philadelphia journalist's life, told through the outfits she most loved, describes how she related fashion to her inner life and used clothes to conform, seduce, or hide her way through school, a series of relationships, and her career.

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5 reviews
Hilarious, fun, heart-warming/breaking, a wonderful read for those who love style and fashion. The author cleverly used clothes she wore throughout her lifetime to direct the flow of her memoir. She made me want to be her friend and share closets with.
There were two sections of this book that I loved. The section on Oprah and the section on perfume.
The author seems so vapid to me.
I hope she can gain some humility for her future.
A fluffy, light read that (barely) held my interest.
Parts of the book were really funny.
The reviews I had read made this book sound promising. However, it didn't grab me.

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Genres
Nonfiction, Biography & Memoir, General Nonfiction
DDC/MDS
391.2Society, Government, and CultureCustoms, etiquette & folkloreCostume and personal appearanceCostume of women
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GT1720 .H35Geography, Anthropology and RecreationManners and customs (General)Manners and customs (General)Costume. Dress. Fashion
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Reviews
5
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Languages
English
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Paper, Ebook
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