Re: Clothes Shopping
If I don't find anything in charity shops or eBay ( good for Lagenlook) I love Edinburgh Wool Mill for their Country Rose stuff, only when on sale though it's quite expensive.Re: Clothes Shopping
I've got wardrobes full of nice clothes I never wearRe: Clothes Shopping
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I go to John Lewis as I find that they've got a good balance between designer brands and their own Kin range. I spent £100 on a Hacket jumper there recently, and then I bought a mustard coloured jumper from Debenhams for £30. I don't need anymore winter clothes now but was short of jumpers.Re: Clothes Shopping
I buy most clothes online. Occasionally I go to a real shop and buy a few things on impulse. I like Seasalt at the moment for casual stuff. They had a lovely summer collection this year. I've bought some t shirts and things from Oasis too. They do some very pretty bits and pieces. Dresses from Great Plains and Phase eight. Shoes from Clarks for work or going out (always in the shop) or Australia Luxe for those shearling boots (only online). Hiking gear from Regatta. Always try to get clothes when on offer. Marks tend to sometimes have something amazing hiding in between all the strange designs.Re: Clothes Shopping
I buy what I like and I'm not tied to particular shops or designers. Have to admit though I have bought a few items from the Karen Millen range recently...you probably know she has gone into liquidation so you can get some real bargains on her ranges right now...so it's affordable. I buy Ribkof too but only in the sale. On the high street I don't have shops I'm faithful to...I buy what I like from whereverRe: Clothes Shopping
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