A man buys the suit, wearing it more than once.
Perhaps someday his son will wear it.
But then lose the vintage pants.
A woman buys the dress, wears it once.
Perhaps someday her daughter will remake it.
By loosening the vintage straps.
A Semi-Daily Thing by Wyatt Hull
A man buys the suit, wearing it more than once.
Perhaps someday his son will wear it.
But then lose the vintage pants.
A woman buys the dress, wears it once.
Perhaps someday her daughter will remake it.
By loosening the vintage straps.
