Wear and Resist is an independent brand of empowering jewellery, founded by Sarah Day in early 2017, raising awareness and money for women's charities. Her daughter, Eliza, is her inspiration, muse and model.
Have you heard of the W.I.T.C.H. movement?
We interview Paula Russell-Gilford, about this incredible movement that took place in the late 1960s in the US, when women dressed as witches and took part in 'zaps' a pre-curser of the flashmob involving protest, witchcraft and a great sense of humour. Photos by Bev Grant
About Wear and Resist
I launched Wear and Resist in early 2017 as a way to channel my frustration at the political climate into a creative pursuit that would raise money for women's charities. As a writer with an art degree, it was probably what I was always going to do!
Deep thoughts and blog posts
The W.I.T.C.H. Movement
Owning the CRONE!
It’s hard to keep telling yourself that you are ‘aging beautifully’ or rightfully, or that there is any value at all in aging, when as a culture, we really don’t put much value on wisdom or lived experience.
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On letting go
Before my senior year of university, I spent a summer back home in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, flipping burgers in a kitchen by day and waitressing at Applebees (think TJI Fridays) by night. One evening towards the end of the summer I went over to introduce myself to a couple who just been sat in my section.
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