Samantha noticed that when she looked "stereotypically movie homeless," wearing ripped sweatpants and a baggy, dirty sweater, she could bring in nearly twice as much as when she wore her usual clothes.
When their revolutions triumphed, they skipped into parliaments and ministries wearing their only pair of jeans, dirty trainers, sweaters with holes.
Made for 1.8 million dollars and starring someone named Johnny Depp in his first-ever film, the movie follows small-town teens as they're stalked and dispatched by a dead child molester in a dirty striped sweater with razors for fingers who goes by the name of Freddy Kruger (Kruger's inspiration was supposedly a vagrant that a ten-year-old Craven once saw peering in his window).
Some morning, today's dirty shirt or sweater will be your cleanest option, and you'll want to tell yourself that you can wear it and no one will be the wiser.
(The boys' version of fancy dress for tea was nice sweaters, no dirty sneakers).
Just how TS makes it to the Smithsonian gates, "dirty, in a torn sweater vest and camouflaged hanky, covered in blood, holding a massive umbrella", is a tale that grips and falters by turns.
By Gloria Miller and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, April 18 , 1964P. 41 Overheard in the Village, heavy wool sweater to dirty raincoat: "He doesn't want to go to an analyst, and he doesn't know why he doesn't".
Mixing a myriad of pants (drop-crotch, high waist, baggy or topped with suspenders) with bulky sweatshirts, love-bird print sweaters and dirty-denim jackets, it offered combinations that are sure to result in some schoolgirl crushes when they hit the street.
Hang up any coats, jackets, dresses, or sweaters and place all dirty clothes in a secure laundry bag.
"I did my tape in one of my father's oversize sweaters and no makeup and dirty hair," she says.
