In her compelling work, Clothes Called Fat, Moyoco Anno depicts the poignant theme of self-image and self-loathing. The book delves into the hardships young women face in their battle with body insecurity and sexuality.
Amidst Noko's seemingly perfect life - a supportive partner and a stable job - lurks an inner struggle with low self-esteem and negative body image. Noko's constant worry about her weight is a source of great stress, as she believes even a few extra pounds will distance her from the happiness she craves in both her personal and professional life.
