We’ve all seen the celebs walk the red carpet, then pause to give this look.
Granted, they weren’t wearing a calico flour sack like Nemukwunga the Umbakumban. Aborigines living in Groote Eylandt used the sacks as loincloths when modesty was forced upon them. But who could blame them? Flour sacks used to come in all kinds of fun prints!
During the lean years of the Depression, folks would re-purpose the sacks into dresses, shirts, and tea towels.
Of course, some people wear sacks better than others.
And how about those shoes, ladies? I assume the men don’t see them.
Fabulous.
I Don't Get It 
I really doubt that most men that saw MM in that sack even noticed she had feet.
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Ha! I bet you’re right.
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In Hawaii in the old days, clothing was made from rice bags. Today there are some designers making retro style shirts and such with rice bag prints.
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I bet I would enjoy them! On an aside, I’ve spent the last week reading a book called The Storied Life of AJ Fikry. In parts of it, he signs things AJF, and it always reminds me of your wife LOL!
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