Clothes carry our stories — some loud, some quiet, some that never got told until now.
A sweater you swore you’d never take off.
A bridesmaid dress that witnessed a betrayal.
The thrifted tee you wore every day of that one impossible summer.
A pair of pants that fit you differently after a loss.
Your grandmother’s scarf that still smells like her perfume.
Those horrible clogs.
That hand me down wedding dress.
The tux that belonged to your dad.
The uniform.
Those leg warmers!
The time you shed it all.
“The Way We Wore” is a night of true stories told live on stage — all centered on the clothing that shaped us, revealed us, disguised us, or let us disappear. These aren’t stories about fashion. They’re stories about identity, memory, body image, inheritance, rebellion, grief, reinvention… all told through what we wore at the time.