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Wear Your Wig to Work Day

Published: Jan 23, 2008

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What:

Wear Your Wig to Work Day

Who:

Philly-based interdisciplinary art group Mano/Damno (manodamno.com)

When:

Fri., Jan. 25

Where:

Your office

What Makes You So Special:

Sometimes, makeovers are as simple as putting on your auburn beehive wig and walking out the door. At least that's what Wear Your Wig to Work Day founder and Mano/Damno member Gabrielle Revlock believes. "It started because I found myself charmed and attracted by the transformative power of wigs," she says. "I wanted to give [people] an opportunity to play and ponder their identity through this temporary physical manipulation. Ask yourself, 'What is the meaning behind Wig Day?' and 'How do I feel about wearing a wig to work?' The holiday is especially unique because Wig Day promotes newness and exploration from within a form that's about tradition and ritual."

 

Comments

Hey..listen...I'm for it! I'm getting to be an old lady, and my natural hair is horrible!(Actually it always was :(). So I bought a wig for special occasions - and! I feel TOTALLY different when I put it on. It's definitely empowering.
by Patti Rayfield on January 26th 2008 2:12 PM


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