I love tiastar.com

Aeropostale and Spencers.

marks & spencers
New look
boohoo.com
river island
topshop
schuh

Quite a bit from Topman and American Apparel because they have smaller guys' stuff.

H&M, The Sting, American Apparel and I buy from Korean shops on E-bay.
That and some random local clothing sites which are probably useless to you

The Gap, Ann Taylor, The Limited, Land's End (online), Banana Republic (online), Macy's, good ole J.C. Penney and, when flush enough, Nordstrom.   

Thrift stores (ARC is my favorite !) and flea markets only.  More bang for the buck, and even before I ever dressed, I bought 99% of my things from the same two sources.  Underwear is the only thing I've ever bought new. 

I'm a larger girl so it can be tough to find stuff at times, Wal-Mart usually has a thing or two I like, Fashion Bug is always good, Lane Bryant (very hit or miss for me). I absolutely love anything at Torrid, but I'm usually to cheap to buy anything!

~Sara

My moms favorite place to shop (which im a big fan of too) is TJ Maxx. They have so much of all types of clothes for cheap. All different brands as well.

Goodwill, St. Vincent de Paul, Salvation Army.

Jennifer

Hot Topic, American Eagle, Esprit, Gap, Forever 21.

Ballentynes, Box Hill, Max, Cue, Kirkcaldie & Stains.
Mostly expensive 'old lady' stores. Which is really quite awesome, since 'old lady' clothes look really sexy and funky on someone with my height and curves.

Mainly H&M at the moment...it's fairly cheap and i need wardrobe staples at the minute
Joe Browns for funky knitwear
charity shops (though i hardly ever buy)
I'm also cannibalising my old male wardrobe...shirts into blouses, t-shirts into dresses.

For when I need some girl jeans or something.. I go to the tried and true.. Good Will store!
The jeans are already broken in for ya, and are like 2 bucks! They also have some cute skirts and tops once or twice a year.

If you don't want to try them on, and they don't fit.. just donate them back to goodwill. You're only down 2-3 dollars and help maintain the cycle of giving!

If I have the money Kohl's, Goodman's, Rue 21, Target -I live one block away.

Like you Alex Marie, I get most of my jeans from Goodwill, most of my brand name jeans are from there.

I have found Daisy Fuentes, Sarah Jessica Parker, Vera Wang as well as other high end labels at Goodwill, you pay a little more then $2-$3 but far less then new.

Hot Topic, Khols, Forever21, Charlotte Russe, Rue21, TJMaxx, Korean and Japanese stores on eBay, Target, American Apparel, H&M...

15dollarstore.com has some cheap jeans.

I shop wherever I get gift cards to! This round has been JC Penny (where I got my new shirt and vest), Kohl's (got another shirt), Old Navy (jeans, but I have to take them back, their waist measurements lie), and other better-than-everystore stores.

Marshall's if I have lots of time, Macys, and Target. 

Nordstrom Rack for shoes.

I used to go to Kohls but everything looks nice on the rack but then feels cheap later.  I get jeans at Kohls.

as a canadian i have a huge amount of lululemon since there pants make my bum look amazing, also i order clothes from express, all of my underwear is from la senza, and my cosmetics are all mac and  i buy those big palettes from bh cosmetics for eyeshadow.

I love looking in Church opportunity shops when I am travelling. Picked up an anorak for $13 and a watch for $4 at the weekend.  You can generally also find lots of vintage jewellery too.

Other than that, Target, Bras 'n' Things for their fitting service, and a local boutique that has a lot of European lines. For shoes, Rosenberg's in Chapel St in Melbourne, and Wittners which both carry larger sizes.