How much do you spend on feminine clothes in a month?

As all women.. too much 

It depends a lot, a little bit more lately 'cause I think I finally find out what is my style and how will I want to express myself.

I was without a job about 15 months, so total budget for clothes and shoes is about 100-150€/month.

The second I'm sure that I'm done with the outside world for the day I change into my girl's clothes, and I stay in them until I have to go out to deal with the outside world.

Maybe $30 tops, but more like $15-20, if that.

My current budget is $50 per month, but I shouldn't really spend that much.  But I need some kind of budget or I'll end up spending more .

Quote from: Jester on March 04, 2010, 08:55:53 AM
The second I'm sure that I'm done with the outside world for the day I change into my girl's clothes, and I stay in them until I have to go out to deal with the outside world.

The question was how much do spend on clothes, not how much time do you spend in clothes .

It depends on the season.  I purchase most of my clothing in the fall and winter months.  I see to make a large purchase after christmas, during sale time. Shoes are my year round weakness!!!

On adv. maybe $50.00 per month. (without shoes)

I love to shop, I just hate to spend, and I favor Goodwill/SallyAnn (which used to be much better before the recession when there were fewer shoppers and more stuff being tossed out), so it's rare (like never) for me to pay more than $5 for a skirt, $3 for a top (cause I love the 1/2 days most of all).  I also try to maintain a kind of zen attitude about material possessions, so I don't buy anything without getting rid of something at home so that it does not overwhelm me.

Not enough!! 

Being unemployed and broke doesn't leave a whole lot in the budget for shopping, but I spend what I can (sales) reasonably afford/justify, just to have something to wear.

(just waiting for that visit from Stacey and Clinton and that $5000 to shop in NYC)

If I am lucky, maybe $30 a month.  But it goes a long way when you shop at Goodwill. 

Way too much

I tend to shop as a hobby, and can't resist some things. I have a relatively good income so I keep the economy going as a public duty.


Cindy

I would be glad to be your economic keeping-going-er in the US .

In Aus when the financial crisis hit, the Government decided a finacial incentive package was needed to makepeople spend. So they gave an indexed amount of money back on income tax. Yea shop girl shop. I think you need to lobby Obama, less guns more frocks

Cindy

Not Enough.

Gennee

OMG thank you Goodwill ladies!

I go there everytime I am in town. I also try and hit this one "Factory2U" type of store called Falles that has awesome prices and some decent things.

I'm also wondering why Payless is even called Payless anymore?! I remember back in my club days I would get boots and heels for pretty cheap there. Now it's like I'd rather go to Pennys or Bealls and get something brand name for the same price.

Sometimes I spend a bit more than I should... But most often I don't spend much at all

I guess it all balances... Or at least I would hope so

I often feel like I have too much stuff and want to share with others 

I just bought 2 new T-shirts that are girls T-shirts. One says "Play with me" the other says "Impossible love". The first one is for when Im feeling adventurous and the second one is for when I want people to realise Im not easy!
I dont spend much money on clothes but when I do its fun!

Quote from: Mia B on March 18, 2010, 11:07:49 PM
OMG thank you Goodwill ladies!

I go there everytime I am in town. I also try and hit this one "Factory2U" type of store called Falles that has awesome prices and some decent things.

I'm also wondering why Payless is even called Payless anymore?! I remember back in my club days I would get boots and heels for pretty cheap there. Now it's like I'd rather go to Pennys or Bealls and get something brand name for the same price.

I've gotten 90% of my clothing at Goodwill. Found some very good bargains and great styles.

Gennee

$20 to $30 tops, more once I switch jobs

about $50/month is what I spend on clothing but heels on sales are very hard to resist.   

I usually wait until I see a good sale....

This week I received a bunch of discount coupons from a mail order company I usually buy from. They're valid for three months, and to use them all I'll need to buy stuff for about €300 (but pay €200).

I think this might be a good time to get some of the dresses I've been looking at lately

And after the three months, it's about time for my tax return to show up