What's Hidden in the Closet? How to Feel Regal with the Help of Clothing

The wardrobe is the embodiment of our desires, fantasies, and expectations from the world and ourselves.

Our attitude towards clothing and our choices are based not so much on rationality as on a deep emotional foundation, as well as archetypical and mythological representations. In the book, the author explains why we believe in 'lucky' items, why we keep old unused clothes, and what motives guide us when purchasing clothing that doesn't match our lifestyle or body size.

This book is not about fashion as a sociological process, a phenomenon of mass culture, or fashion standards. It's about what clothing can do for you, and it's not even about the impression it leaves on others. The question 'How do I look?' is too trivial and deserves significantly less attention than the question 'What do I feel?'. This is precisely what the conversation will be about — how to use the wardrobe to understand one's feelings, find inner support, or express one's emotions.