Diary Of The Handkerchief

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“This book, “Diary of the Handkerchief” is anything, but short or abstract. [It is] complete and fascinating and very interesting and readable… great story of art and history.” “Creative concept-er, master and planner, proactive executer demonstrated the intellect multiplied with action. Not to mention the ability to communicate about the main mission to tell the story of the handkerchief and get other right on board with passing on both the anticipation and excitement about it.” “Great excitement and detailed attention over the subject of past and present of handkerchief that invites to learn and understand, to re-create and preserve vintage textile…” “Interesting literary plot in an unusual diary format where the main character is the handkerchief… Brave execution and strong motivational impulse… “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm,” said the very quotable Ralph Waldo Emerson. The “Diary of the Handkerchief” is in competition race with James Fenimore Cooper’s “Autobiography of the Pocket-Handkerchief.” “…Fashion librarian as researcher, fashion historian as a writer, and a person who dearly cares about history of fashion accessories."

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