Book Presentation: How to Wear Anything

What Do Clothes Communicate? Do they wear us, or do we wear them? Do we need them? Are they redundant in this world? How should we wear them—and even sew them? How do we feel when they touch us? Do they separate us from the world, or do they tell a story about us? And what kind of imprint do they leave?

A conversation with fashion designers, stylists, and experts, featuring:

• Nina Jagodic
• Urša Jerkič
• Matej Fijačko
• Petja Zorec

Moderated by: Valentina Smej Novak

How to Wear Anything is a book by Kay Barron, published by Vida in 2024. It is a fun, practical, and direct guide filled with original advice and reflections on dressing. Contributors include Sarah Jessica Parker, Jodie Turner-Smith, Sofia Richie Grainge, Law Roach, and Oprah Winfrey.

Kay Barron is an editor and writer based in London. After graduating from Central Saint Martins, she wrote for Vogue, The Independent, Financial Times, The Telegraph, The Observer, and Acne Paper, and has consulted for international fashion brands. She became Fashion Editor at Grazia (2008), Fashion Features Director at Harper’s Bazaar UK (2012), and Fashion Magazine Director at Net-a-Porter (2013). Since 2019, she has been Fashion Director at Net-a-Porter and hosts their popular YouTube series, Style SOS. How to Wear Anything is her first book.