Worn Stories

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.

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!

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.