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Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal’s final issue

By Pasquale Casullo
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Street Style: WORN party
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After 10 years and 20 issues, independent fashion journal WORN, often referred to as the “style bible for fashion nerds,” launched its last-ever issue at Saturday night’s annual Black Cat Ball. The happy, sock hop–inspired event brought out a bunch of loyal readers, most of whom were stylishly dressed in black-and-white, with some sporting subtle feline accents (cat ears, tails). The WORNettes—i.e. the magazine’s staff and contributors—were there, too, and ready to talk about what WORN meant to them and to Toronto. Here’s what everyone had to say.

Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORNettes and readers celebrate the indie fashion journal's final issue
Street Style: WORN party
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