The emotional connection between people and clothes has always been an area of interest for fashion researchers. What makes an item so special to a person? People build memories around the objects themselves, much like vines climbing up a wall. In the linear passage of time, these objects serve as anchor points, confirming our existence. Among the many items that can carry memories, clothing is particularly special. It clings to our bodies, acting as a protective layer between us and the external world. Sometimes it gives us a sense of security, making us feel confident enough; other times it exposes us to untimely risks, worrying about losing our dignity. Clothing, seen as an emotional anchor, can exist as a symbol of daily moments, a symbol of love, or a repository for reminiscing about someone.