“Mary Kay Letourneau always prided herself on her appearance. Always had. Her hair and makeup had been a priority since those agonizing hours Michelle Jarvis had had to endure in Mary Kay's bedroom back in Corona del Mar. But as the school year went on, people noticed that the woman who shopped at Nordstrom with a maxed-out credit card wasn't dressing that way anymore. Instead of a classic pleated wool skirt and blouse, Mary wore tennis shoes and layers of T-shirts—sometimes as many as three or ...four at once. She also wore tights and sometimes two skirts—at the same time. Parents noticed, too.“She never wore anything that fit her,” a mother recalled. “Yet she was so beautiful. It was strange.”When the kids asked about her layering, Mary shyly explained that her choice in attire was the result of a comment.“One of my friends said I was bony,” she said.She wore the layers to cover up what most considered was a beautiful figure, yet somehow Mary had got it in her head that she was grotesquely thin—a nineties Twiggy.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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