Where do you buy your clothes if you are in your 30s?

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I have been going through my wardrobe and can’t remember the last time I bought any new clothes. I’ve been working hard to loose weight since I started having children four years ago and everything I own is baggy, black or frumpy.
I started to look online for some new bits but I realised I don’t actually know where to look to buy clothes. I think the last time I bought anything that wasn’t from the clothing section of a supermarket was about ten years ago. Just looking for some inspiration really. I’m not particularly trendy but I also don’t want to look dowdy anymore. I’m 37 for context. Where do you buy your clothes from if you are a similar age?

OP I'm the same, turned 40 this year, dont really know where I fit in! I basically live in jeans, trainers and t shirts.

I definitely know the shops I don't like - white stuff, joules and fat face.

@theneverendinglaundry I live in leggings and baggy tops. I look back at photos and I’m wearing the same five outfits over and over again. A lot of it is down to weight gain but now I am losing weight I don’t want to live in leggings anymore. Especially not in this heat!

Zara
Mint velvet
Hush
Oliver Bonas

Reiss for dressier bits (loved Karen Millen but it’s gone)

EBay
EMP
Joe Browns (discovered years ago its despised on here though )
Debenhams
Simply Be

(Plus Size but successfully winning vs the scale right now )

39 here... All my favourite things are from & otherstories, basics from H&m and other bits from Zara, topshop or COS. I like Anthropology but find their stuff massively over priced for the quality.

I really like some of the brands they stock in John Lewis (and/or, Trilogy) so peruse their website regularly! Their personal shopping service supposed to be good so could make an appointment there if you want a change?

ASOS, dotty P, a few bits from Asda/Sainsbury's and an awful lot from Yours as I like chocolate too much....

Zara, Mango, & Other Stories, Hush, Whistles

That’s a good idea @Duvetstay I hadn’t thought of a personal shopper appointment

@dontgobaconmyheart

Honestly, the same places as I did in my twenties. I'm 33 and shop from ASOS, Topshop, H&M, Zara, & other stories and the odd bit from Primark when I go in, New Look and have recently bought a few bits from Stradivarius, Pull and Bear and Monki -summer dresses and t-shirts mainly.

Are these shops online? I think these makes are from Spain aren't they

I shop at the same places I always have done. The most reliable place for things that fit my body are Dorothy Perkins. But I'm not bothered about what's in, I just want my style -fitted clothes, fitted Tops.
I've got some clothes from H&M. But I find it tough at the moment cos you can't try things on -i looked in my wardrobe to see what my clothes are from H&M and the range from extra small to 12!! So I daren't buy as I could get 4 sizes and have no idea what would fit me!
I do look in new look and Topshop occasionally I'll find something there not often.
But I guess it depends what's in your area too. I don't live in a big city so there's just the usual really

Literally anywhere that has things I like the look of in the window. I don't really care what shop it's from. I have vests from Asda that literally look identical in quality and construction to similar tops I have from high end shops and as a result I won't bother getting them from the high end shops in future.

I'm 35 size 12/14 and I get everything shoes included from boohoo

Asos, h&m, Tu (sainsburys) m&s mainly for underwear and primark for leggings / house t shirts. I could afford more expensive clothes. But I'm plus size and apparently we don't need niace clothes so...

Shoes from clarks, birkinstocks, irregular choice or asos. I need comfortable shoes!

The John Lewis personal shopper sounds great, no pressure or minimum spend and they take lifestyle into account... If you feel in a rut you may need some new input.