
Dresser and undresser of death. Designer and Educator. Fashion to Forensics. @garmentsforthegrave
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A beautiful article featuring many of the amazing humans I am fortunate to call friends. A special shout out to Thea and Shelley for sharing their wonderful mums. I was fortunate to meet and work with Lorraine and Ana for death, but while both were alive.
Four days after her mother died, Shelley Anson walked into a candlelit room at a funeral home. The experience, in December, was transformative for Anson’s grief. theage.com.au/national/victo…
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Four days after her mother died, Shelley Anson walked into a candlelit room at a funeral home. The experience, in December, was transformative for Anson’s grief. theage.com.au/national/victo…
It’s not often that I write about my work, so this was a lot of fun. Thanks to the team at @Biodesigned for the opportunity. Now go forth and overcome your disgust of #deadthings. I’ve got a lizard to dispose of.
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Designer Pia Interlandi @DressingTheDead reframes feelings of disgust around death and decay by interlacing fashion, sustainability, and funeral rites. #DeathPositive
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This is incredible. Please, watch and share. 👊
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1. It is impossible to consider what constitutes a good death while so many are forced to endure the constant reality of bad, violent deaths, and exist in a perpetual state of fear and mourning.
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Today marks one year since voluntary assisted dying legislation came into effect in Victoria –
#voluntaryassisteddying #assisteddying #VAD
Julian Bareuther and Keith English had very different deaths. One died peacefully surrounded by his family. The other took his own life after being ruled ineligible to access medication under Victoria's assisted dying laws ow.ly/oiaZ30qRgiT
Was wonderful to meet the person behind so many of the articles I’ve admired for their articulate positioning of fashion and death 🖤💀🖤💀
Memorable evening at the Roman Baths in Bath, UK, at #DDD14, enjoying a chat with Pia Interlandi, fellow delegate. @UniofBath @DeathandCulture @kamifletcher36 @DressingTheDead @RomanBathsBath
“As a ‘rebel’, why have you not talked about gender in the future of funerals?” - Zenith Virago 💪💪💪 #DDD14 #doingdeathdifferently
Admittedly this quote was written a whole decade ago, but I’m feeling it even more so now...
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‘That’s why dead bodies decompose, but in a sense, it’s also a way that our bodies live on after we die.’
Safe travels Karl Lagerfeld.
No question of what you’ll be wearing into the afterlife. mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-n…
Favouite article from todays readings:
VAL PLUMWOOD
Tasteless: Towards a Food-Based Approach to Death
PLUMWOOD, V. (2008). Tasteless: Towards a Food-Based Approach to Death. Environmental Values, 17(3),... press-files.anu.edu.au/downl…
The Caretaker of the Chin Hairs. ❤️ nytimes.com/2018/11/23/well/…
He remained there until Friday afternoon. He was mourned at home and his funeral, organised by local funeral directors, was held there. Friends visited the flat and cried for him and told him jokes and sang songs and slipped small gifts into his hands. facebook.com/story.php?story…












