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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 20 MIN

Why We Keep Clothes We Never Wear

from Tall Girls Wear Heels · host Lena Le Huray

What if the hardest clothes to let go of aren't the ones we never wear, but the versions of ourselves attached to them? In this episode, I explore why our closets become museums of former selves, the psychology behind nostalgia and identity, and what it means to dress the woman standing in front of the mirror today.

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What if the hardest clothes to let go of aren't the ones we never wear, but the versions of ourselves attached to them? In this episode, I explore why our closets become museums of former selves, the psychology behind nostalgia and identity, and what it means to dress the woman standing in front of the mirror today.

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What if the hardest clothes to let go of aren't the ones we never wear, but the versions of ourselves attached to them? In this episode, I explore why our closets become museums of former selves, the psychology behind nostalgia and identity, and...

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