This book promotes an underutilized way to leverage the power of personal image by suggesting readers connect with couture-level home-sewers to make signature wardrobes, or alter or redesign existing garments to fit and flatter. It takes readers on a journey through an honest look at what they're currently settling for - most likely a mediocre wardrobe - and questions how that's supporting success and happiness. It asks readers to consider lost opportunity costs of not looking and feeling their best, and to tend to first impressions with precision and urgency. It proposes that readers value their wardrobe differently, and dare to create one they're in love with. To this end, it directs readers to seek out highly skilled home-sewers to fill their wardrobes with intimate treasures of comfort, beauty and joy. The book also serves as a marketing tool for home-sewers who desire to make a living with their all-but-forgotten trade, and argues the case for elevating home-sewing to the exciting luxury product that it is.