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There is a kind of freedom he associates with the wardrobe of that time.

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Hernández’s androgynous wardrobe and open queerness bring another layer of potential discrimination, but despite the rampant homophobia persistent in present-day Cuba, she doesn’t feel much resistance.

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There are “community closets” in every location to help employees put together a professional wardrobe.

This behavior is more prevalent among young shoppers and puts luxury brands in competition with the billions of dollars of goods already sitting in people’s wardrobes.

After a half-century in the business, she maintained her passion for fashion—sterling silver and turquoise jewelry, Scandinavian sweaters, Eileen Fisher sandals—but didn’t keep a large wardrobe.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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