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-Interesting stories lurk behind

-wardrobe doors in every house.

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-You could almost say clothes reveal

-a person's life story.

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-Tonight, we'll meet

-three different contributors...

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-..with three different wardrobes.

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-Gwenfudd James has an astonishing

-collection of clothes.

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-We will then

-peek inside the wardrobe...

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-..of a successful financial advisor.

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-First, the charity shop clothes...

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-..in the wardrobe of singer

-and dancer, Gwenno Saunders.

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-I could talk about clothes

-all day long.

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-I get almost as excited

-about clothes as I do about music.

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-I get a real buzz

-when I find something.

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-It's amazing.

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-A gig makes me cry

-but clothes don't.

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-A real find

-makes me feel great, though.

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-Gwenno is not only a singer

-but she danced in Riverdance.

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-She recently danced with

-Michael Flatley's troupe...

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-..in Lord of the Dance.

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-Irish Dancing

-has a huge influence on me.

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-The dresses are very intricate.

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-I wear amazing dresses on stage

-and curl my hair for performances.

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-If I hadn't been a dancer, I'd have

-turned out very differently.

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-This is my wardrobe.

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-This is truly a walk-in wardrobe!

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-Clothes have taken over the room!

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-The hats, scarves and bags

-hanging on the wall are striking.

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-I wouldn't be able to find them

-unless I hung them up.

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-They look good and they inspire me

-to choose an outfit...

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-..when I walk in the room.

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-This is one of the tops

-I made myself.

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-I wear this with jeans.

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-It wraps around, like that.

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-At first glance, it just looks like

-a strip of material.

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-I don't know where I got the idea.

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-I clip it up, at the back.

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-I love the colour.

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-The back is just simple.

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-It looks great.

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-It makes jeans a bit dressier.

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-Yes, exactly.

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-This is my dreaded top.

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-You can see it.

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-I wore this

-when I went to a comedy club.

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-I got very drunk, fell downstairs

-and smashed my teeth.

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-I haven't worn it since then

-but I really like it.

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-I can't wear it.

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-I can't wear it.

-

-Because you had an accident in it.

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-I don't wear

-the clothes I make any more.

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-I used to make tops which showed off

-my boobs, my stomach and my back.

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-I don't make them, any more.

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-The aim was to create

-the smallest possible top.

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-I bought these

-in the PDSA shop for 2.

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-Wow!

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-They're genuine, 1970s shoes.

-They're not copies.

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-Isn't it a bit weird

-to wear someone else's shoes?

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-I don't think I'd like it.

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-I don't think I'd like it.

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-I used to feel like that.

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-Do you give them a good scrub,

-before you wear them?

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-No, but I don't wear them barefoot.

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-I wear these with tights.

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-If you shop for vintage clothes,

-you can't be sniffy about things.

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-They're second hand -

-that's the whole point.

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-The dress my grandmother made

-is my favourite.

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-She made it, in the 1940s.

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-She gave it to my mother

-and I thought it looked rubbish.

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-I tried it on

-and it's really flattering.

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-It fits beautifully.

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-Even if you're having a fat day,

-you feel good in it.

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-The important thing

-is I'm comfortable with my body.

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-I know what suits me.

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-Anything tailored, flattering

-and girly.

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-This is so dramatic!

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-This is so dramatic!

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-Yes, this is a great dress.

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-It's a showgirl costume

-and I bought it in Pwllheli.

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-I wear it over jeans,

-when I'm doing an acoustic gig.

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-The great thing about vintage

-is it takes you back in time.

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-An item of vintage clothing

-also sets the mood for the day.

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-I don't have a normal day,

-when I wear this dress.

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-I imagine myself running through

-long grass - a real '70s thing.

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-That's also part of it, for me.

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-The fantasy of what you'll become

-when you wear a certain outfit.

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-I've found the look I want

-and it's like finding your voice.

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-My clothes

-definitely represent who I am.

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-I only buy clothes at sale price.

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-I never, ever pay full price

-for clothes, in any shop.

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-There's a huge profit margin

-on clothes.

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-If you see something this month...

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-..wait two months

-and you'll get it in the sale.

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-People pay two or three times more

-for something than is necessary...

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-..and I think that's crazy.

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-This successful businessman from

-Aberdare believes quality counts.

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-It shocks me,

-every time I tidy my wardrobe.

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-I like to think

-I don't have a lot of clothes...

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-..but the truth is,

-I have far too many clothes.

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-I divide my time

-between Cardiff and London...

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-..so I have a wonderful excuse

-to buy a second wardrobe.

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-I have almost exactly the same

-wardrobe in Cardiff and London.

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-I'm not a huge fan of shopping,

-so I'll buy two of the same thing.

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-If you buy things

-at a half price sale...

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-..you get two for the price of one!

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-You're a very neat person.

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-That's clear, from your wardrobe.

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-I made an effort to have a tidy-up.

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-Let's start with the shirts.

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-This is an Ozwald Boateng shirt.

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-It was expensive,

-but the quality is superb.

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-Did you buy it in the sales?

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-Did you buy it in the sales?

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-Yes, for a third of the full price.

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-Ozwald Boateng often have a sale.

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-Next to that shirt is this one,

-by George of Asda!

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-This cost 4.99 and this one cost

-something like 120, full price.

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-I'm lucky. Everything is organised

-because other people help me.

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-It makes the practicalities

-so much easier.

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-I get back to London

-and the cleaning lady has been.

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-She washes and irons my clothes...

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-..so I have clean clothes for work,

-or for social gatherings.

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-Let's take a look at your suits.

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-Do you buy some expensive suits

-and some cheaper ones?

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-Yes, that's probably true.

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-I bought every one of these suits

-in sales, over the years.

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-Versace.

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-I bought this in Australia.

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-We stayed at Palazzo Versace hotel,

-in Queensland.

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-A Versace suit

-for the Versace Hotel!

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-What a great excuse!

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-What a great excuse!

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-This was at sale price, too.

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-This was at sale price, too.

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-I bought it three years ago

-and it's lasted well.

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-I enjoy wearing it.

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-What's this one?

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-This is Armani.

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-I bought it on Bond Street.

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-Have you always

-been conscious of your image?

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-I first became acutely aware of it

-when I started my business.

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-I noticed how people dressed and

-the image created by their clothes.

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-Clothes speak volumes.

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-Some people wore cheap suits

-that looked cheap.

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-Some wore overly expensive suits

-that looked flash.

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-The secret is to aim for something

-between those two.

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-Good quality suits

-that look professional.

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-One suit

-really brings back some memories.

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-It once belonged to Cliff Richard.

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-I attended a charity event

-in Bristol a few years ago...

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-..and they held an auction.

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-I woke up the next morning,

-in a hotel in Bristol...

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-..and I looked at

-the brown wardrobe in my room.

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-I woke up and I thought, "Oh, no!

-Did I really do that, last night?"

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-I opened the door and I saw the suit

-hanging there.

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-I paid far too much money

-for that suit!

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-What about this leather jacket?

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-This is probably

-my favourite item of clothing.

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-I bought it in the Armani shop,

-on Bond Street.

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-I paid something like a third

-of the full price, in the sale.

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-I wore it for a week...

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-..and I loved it so much, I went

-back to the shop to buy another one.

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-I wanted one for Cardiff

-and one for London.

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-The sale had finished by then...

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-..and they didn't want to sell it

-to me for the reduced price.

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-I persuaded the manager to sell it

-to me for the same price.

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-I now have one in Cardiff

-and one in London.

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-It's a lovely jacket

-and I enjoy wearing it.

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-As we get older, I think we become

-more content with our image.

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-I'm certainly content,

-where clothes are concerned.

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-I don't follow fashion.

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-I simply want to look smart,

-without making any fashion blunders.

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-I'm not trendy, so I stand a better

-chance of keeping out of trouble.

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-They don't stand there,

-doing nothing.

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-They can be little persons.

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-You can talk to them.

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-They don't answer you...

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-..but you can say things like,

-"You look nice today," to them.

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-Gwenfudd James started

-collecting clothes, as a hobby.

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-Her collection has grown and grown,

-over the years.

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-Do you have a favourite item?

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-Ooh! That's a tricky question.

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-I have several favourites.

-I can't single one out.

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-It would be unfair on the clothes

-to choose a favourite.

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-No, I must refuse

-to give you an answer.

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-I think it was always there.

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-No - I

-know

-it was always there.

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-There was a drawer

-in my mother's wardrobe...

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-..that contained

-dressing-up clothes.

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-My mother had kept

-my grandmother's clothes...

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-..that were passed down, to me.

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-That's what sparked my interest.

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-I'm due to pick up some more clothes

-from the Drefach area.

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-Where will you put them, Gwenfudd?

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-Where will you put them, Gwenfudd?

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-Well, with the other clothes!

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-There's plenty of room.

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-Don't you think so?

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-I can't believe my eyes!

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-This is incredible.

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-I've never seen anything

-quite like this in my life.

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-Suits, dresses and hats.

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-It really is amazing.

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-She's passionate about clothes

-but not about storage methods.

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-More bags.

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-Dear me, Gwenfudd!

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-Patterns, books and magazines

-about clothes and fashion.

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-There can't possibly be more clothes

-in here.

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-Look at that!

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-Where on earth would you start?

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-I'm shocked!

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-Look!

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-You can't open the door!

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-I'd love to roll up my sleeves

-and tidy it all up.

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-Hang everything

-and group them by their colours.

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-I'd like to store them neatly,

-for her.

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-There are

-some fantastic things here...

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-..but you can't see them.

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-It's a struggle

-to open some of the doors.

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-You can't move

-because you have so many clothes.

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-Yes, I know.

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-I have tried.

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-I do tackle it, every now and then,

-and store them neatly.

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-But then, someone comes

-and something goes out.

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-They bring them back and I can't

-get everything organised...

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-..until I have another tidy-up.

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-Where are we?

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-Where are we?

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-We're in the emporium.

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-We're in the emporium.

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-The emporium? It sounds really posh!

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-Yes, it

-is

-posh.

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-Everything

-was stored in the emporium.

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-Did you store in the emporium and

-took some things to the house...

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-..or is this

-the overflow from the house?

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-Well, I'm not sure.

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-This place is slightly

-more organised than the house.

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-Yes. There are rows of rails here.

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-It's organised.

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-It's organised.

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-Yes. Thank you.

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-Thanks, Nia.

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-I was a wardrobe mistress

-at Theatr Felinfach.

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-I learned about all sorts of things,

-through my work there.

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-I still hire out some costumes.

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-Not as much as I used to.

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-One of my regular customers

-designs book covers.

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-They're novels.

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-He takes pictures of the costumes.

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-He uses models who look right

-in the clothes...

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-..and right for the book cover.

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-When I go into book shops...

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-..and tell people the costumes on

-the covers of the books are mine...

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-..they think I'm mad.

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-It's true.

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-Do you make a good living

-from hiring out the costumes?

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-No, not at all.

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-It's hopeless!

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-People don't want to pay for it.

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-They don't like the fact

-I charge for hiring the costumes.

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-It costs almost as much to have them

-cleaned as I charge the customers.

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-You're not unwilling

-for other people to wear them?

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-It doesn't worry you?

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-No, not at all,

-as long as they take care of them.

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-That's important.

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-If I see some damage to the clothes,

-I lose my sense of humour!

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-That's especially true...

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-..when they bring them back

-in bin bags.

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-Oh!

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-They're not rubbish -

-they're nice clothes.

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-People return the clothes

-in bin bags.

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-Oh, that makes me really angry.

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-This is a riding outfit

-and it has a matching waistcoat.

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-People wear it

-as a Victorian costume.

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-It's a skirt,

-for riding side-saddle.

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-Very majestic.

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-This comes from the 1920s.

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-Do you see the tassels?

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-They characterise the 1920s.

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-Was velvet popular in the 1920s?

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-Yes. This is pretty

-but it's also simple.

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-It's a straight dress.

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-This border makes a huge difference.

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-I'm fond of the 1940s.

-I was a child in that era.

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-I saw my sister wear the fashion

-that came in during that decade.

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-Something about the 1940s dresses

-appealed to me.

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-This dress came from the Salem area.

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-The lady who owned it

-was going it throw it away.

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-I said, "No, please don't!"

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-It's a 1940s wedding dress.

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-The 1940s details

-are so prominent in this dress.

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-It's lovely.

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-The bride would have carried

-a huge bouquet of flowers.

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-This is the matching headband.

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-There's a lot of detail

-on the waist of these 1940s dresses.

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-Yes, that's very true.

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-These tiny details

-were very important.

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-This is wonderful.

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-The material is lovely.

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-Yes, this material

-came from Liberty, in London.

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-The lady who gave this to me

-lived in Llandovery.

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-She'd worn this dress

-to an Edward VIII garden party.

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-He was really miserable that day.

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-He was really miserable that day.

-

-Edward?

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-He was really miserable that day.

-

-Edward?

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-Yes.

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-He was really miserable...

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-..and she felt he'd ruined her day.

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-Clothes don't necessarily

-bring back fond memories.

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-Mrs Simpson wore this type of dress.

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-Has your collection

-become too much for you?

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-Your house is stuffed with clothes,

-Gwenfudd.

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-Sioned and Haf, my daughters,

-think it has become too much for me.

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-I disagree.

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-I refuse to listen to people

-who suggest that.

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-It goes in through one ear

-and out of the other.

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-I don't want people to say it.

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-I really don't.

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-I can't imagine life without them.

-I'd be lost.

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-That would be it.

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-Life wouldn't be worth living.

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-I think the world of my costumes.

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-I really do.

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