Author Nora Zelevansky shares her thoughts on what to wear to the funeral. She brings in her expertise from a background in fashion and lifestyle writing to share her top tips for grief fashion, what to gift your bereaved friend, and how we can embrace everyday mourning wear in the turbulent times we live in. In our discussion, we weave in comedic excerpts from her book "Competitive Grieving".
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About Nora:
As a freelance writer, she covers all things lifestyle: travel, fashion, wellness/beauty and emergent cultural trends.
Nora's novels are delayed coming-of-age stories. Inspired by the universal struggle to let go of the past and reimagine oneself again and again, the books — infused with honesty, humor and a bit of romance — follow characters who resist change as they navigate periods of grudging transition: college graduation, the approach to 30, grief and acceptance.
She lives in Brooklyn, NYC with her husband, two kids and enormous cat, Waldo.
Follow Nora on IG @norazelevansky
Visit her website norazelevansky.com
Resources:
Nora's Book "Competitive Grieving"
Joan Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking "
Michelle Zauner's "Crying in H Mart: A Memoir"
Scent by the Now Santal Tobacco Room Spray
Buy your copy of Elena's book "Grieve Outside the Box"
Follow on IG @elenabox
