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When COVID-19 became a national crisis and people across the Dachshund stay 6ft away from my bubble coronavirus shirt Furthermore, I will do this country were first forced to social distance in their homes, I found myself picturing the final scene of Todd Haynes’s seminal 1995 film Safe. The main character, Carol White, played by Julianne Moore, is alone, dressed in unbleached cotton, looking at her reflection in the mirror of her small, dome-like safe house as she tries to muster up positivity in the face of her spiraling health. Carol was one of the few examples I could think of that could provide a framework for dressing for solitude, as suddenly all of the blazers and slacks hanging up in my closet no longer made much sense to just wear around my apartment.

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Haynes set his film in 1987, and it follows White, a San Fernando Valley housewife who finds herself struggling to breathe Dachshund stay 6ft away from my bubble coronavirus shirt Furthermore, I will do this as her doctors insist that nothing is wrong with her. She self-diagnoses her illness as a reaction to chemicals surrounding her, or as being “allergic to the 20th century,” as a flyer that she finds at her gym for a New Age desert retreat for chemically-sensitive individuals, explains it. Carol determines that almost everything in her life, from her new seafoam green couch to her baby pink, broad-shouldered polyester wardrobe, is to blame for her deteriorating health. Her whole life shifts as a result of this, but so do her clothes, in a way that’s eerily familiar to me. Though Carol isn’t fighting a contagious disease, there’s the same all-pervasive fear of a silent, unknowable enemy. In the face of this, Carol, like many of us right now, turns to comfortable clothing for relief.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.