"The Perfect Man" is a drama in four acts by the famous Irish writer Oscar Wilde, which became one of his most successful works. The book tells the story of a rich London aristocrat who has an impeccable reputation in society, but hides his secrets from everyone. The theme of the work covers the issues of marriage, fidelity, morality and hypocrisy, which are intertwined in the lives of the main characters. "The Perfect Man" is a deeply thought-provoking play that leaves the reader with mixed feelings and important moral conclusions.