Worn Stories

It's ok, sometimes it feels like there were marketing kickbacks somewhere along the production process...

What a fun show! It collects an eclectic mix of stories loosely centered on clothing. Loosely, indeed -- the first segment (very amusing) is about nudists who find fulfillment in the absence of clothes. Other segments are equally interesting and entertaining. I was leery of a bit about a codpiece but through it discovered the terrific, forgotten saxophonist Timmy Capello who played with Tina Turner and other stars. Give this show a chance and you'll be delighted.

It's very heartwarming in a way, very interesting, has a nice feel of nostalgia throughout as if you were one of the people shown in the show.

Being a very sentimental person, this show truly touches my heart. If you find yourself holding onto items as if they had souls, this show is for you!

It is a feel-good, life stories kinda show, nothing too heavy and really relaxing. Shows you a lot of interesting people, and it is more focused on their stories, rather then the clothing object itself. The Begginings and Love episodes are my favorites!

From the first episode, I took a good examination of my biases, regarding clothes and especially "no clothes". I fell in love with characters, real people, who did not take themselves so seriously, and liked themselves.