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How to Keep Your Clothes Forever: Simple planet-friendly projects to love your wardrobe back to life, for fans of SEW IT YOURSELF and MENDING MATTERS etiquette & entertaining But with Jim Crow lawsLeah Giblin grew up with the best dress up collection, spending hours styling and playing with her siblings. She has always loved making clothes and she's also always cared deeply about environmental issues. In an era of fast fashion where far too many clothes are being made and discarded, Leah reinvents the clothing she already owns instead of buying something new. In How to Keep Your Clothes Forever, learn practical ways to apply this 'dress up box'