What's the #1 thing you lust over but can't afford?

[KoalaDownUnder]

Made the mistake of spraying myself liberally with Tom Ford 'Neroli Portofino' in a department store yesterday.

Oh. My.

What's top of your 'really really want it but can't justify the price tag' list?

The original Genta-designed Audemars Piguet Royal Oak watch. A snip at about £23,000.

Ilias Lalounis jewellery. Too scared to look up the prices!

Another couple of metres of hanging space.

Thanksforallthefish - I'm having that done on the NHS for free. Hating it though. Braces currently cutting into my cheeks :( but worth asking??

Great thread! Top of my list was a Mulberry bag. Have coveted one for years and finally treated myself to a Tessie Hobo a couple of weeks ago.

If I won the lottery, I'd love this and, mentioned above, a Cartier Tank watch.

Of course, practical things like change the car, fix garden up but those aren't S&B!

A genuine chanel 2.55 I have a fake

A Mulberry Bayswater in oxblood

A Range Rover

things like molton brown, jo malone stuff, mulberry, bottega veneta and mulberry purses.

in reaity, i'd feel stupid with a £500 bottega purse while driving a crappy 14 year old car!

I'm terrible for not buying things I want. It took years to finally buy a Radley bag. £200 so maybe not that expensive compared to other brands but it feels like a lot to me. We are comfortable financially but both come from humble backgrounds and prefer to have decent savings.

The other day I told DH that I was going to start buying Original Source shower gel even when it wasn't on offer. I'm out of control.

A Cartier bangle. It's on my Amazon wish list, optimistic.

The other day I told DH that I was going to start buying Original Source shower gel even when it wasn't on offer. I'm out of control.

Yeah, don't worry - you and I are at about the same level of indulgence.

I'm lusting after a $300 bottle of perfume, and now look like a cheapskate when everyone's talking about £20,000 jewellery!

There's a Spanish designer called Delpozo. It's all stunning, it's almost all four figures it's also not very practical for toddler group.

New collection being shown soon though so I have new pics to fawn over coming up.

Converse. I know

Oooh, Cartier bangle - thats a good one! I'd have this one never happening

Currently I want some new perfume, specifically Kenzo Amour. I always want new perfume though! This is too £££ for me at the moment, but achievable if I save it up.

I would also like a Chanel suit, a vintage one. This is totally unachievable

I have had some nice things in the past and had to sell most of them, I actually made money on some, mostly my louboutins so if I had the money now I wouldn't feel guilty about buying classic "investment" pieces.

The Original Source comment is hilarious, cos this week I saw some coconut hand soap at half price and was all "Ooh! I can buy Original Source!" I felt all fancy with it in my trolley.

I have been known to lash out when Neutrogena Rainbath is 30% off

I buy a bottle of Badedas every Christmas.

It's sad that I'm not even joking

A capacious grey cashmere blanket scarf. Not one of those mean ones that look like bibs.

Tom Ford Tuscan Leather - the most beautiful smell known to mankind, except perhaps a cake just out of the oven.

A Vivienne Westwood full skirted printed cotton dress.

A convertible car.

A swimming pool.

A wardrobe of Jigsaw clothes.

A Givenchy nightingale!

Ive lusted after Tom Ford Perfumes too (got the pp ones, but not quite the same) now it's Christian Dior special editions, especially in Gris Montagne (pp are out of stock)
Non s and b-a wire haired fox terrier.

a cashmere dressing gown..

A Burberry Mac.

I'd love a Cartier Tank Française. The steel one. No real bells and whistles.
My wrists are very slight (the rest very normal), more wouldn't look right on me.
My plan is to get one for finishing my (part-time) Masters. So maybe in 2 years?
Second hand would be fine!

A cashmere onesie, I'd wreck it by spilling food down it and/or throwing it in the washer.
I do have a personal trainer though, he's worth every penny, and it's an investment in my health. I don't fancy him AT ALL.....