Where do you buy most of your clothes from?

[cheekster]

Just interested really - which shop could you really not manage without.

For me it is Next.

And if I was skinny AND rich- Allsaints.

Well done Noah!!! have you been tempted?

well i feel left out of the yummy mummy gang

stop staring

i decided that just because im a mum doesnt mean i have to dress like one

and i hate topshop.

I was tempted to buy purple tights but managed to hold back

bethjeff, I love stop staring, what is the sizing and quality like? Sometimes the fabric can look a bit meh, but have never seen one in rl, only on t'internet.
And where in the uk do you get them? (have been badly stung by customs before and don't like buying from abroad therefore) I know there are a couple of sites doing bits and pieces, but they never have the best ones!

Just throwing [http://www.nancydee.co.uk/retail/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=7&products_id=27 these Nancy Dee]] dresses out there because I came across them today and some are a similar style to stopstaring - I don't have any experience of them, though. I love the back of the Beatrice dresses.

sorry, bad link...

Just throwing these Nancy Dee dresses out there because I came across them today and some are a similar style to stopstaring - I don't have any experience of them, though. I love the back of the Beatrice dresses.

Debenhams since I discovered the personal shopper service

Debenhams, but mostly 'cos I work there, we get a decent staff discount and I'm too lazy to go anywhere else

At the moment DottyP, H&M, Next & stretchy Warehouse & Whitestuff as am pg.

Usually not much different - Great Plains, WhiteStuff, some untype Next, Oasis, Warehouse. When feeling flush Jigsaw & Anusha.

PoppityPing and Vesela...for the full range the stop staring website is a must...

But for us UK birds...

dollydagger

the fit is very on the dot i find...but im big in the boob dept so often go a size up.

material wise- i have never had a problem and they are all very well made. I have had some for 2 or 3 years that still look great even though they get worn every couple of weeks

Recently - Dorothy Perkins, White Stuff and the odd bit of M&S.
Aargh.

lk bennett
jigsaw
monsoon
hobbs
gap
top shop
next
autograph

shoes
dune
schuh
lk bennet

Whistles all the way at the moment. Everything is stylish, well cut and washes well. I'm mid-thirties and want to wear trendy clothes but a lot of the stuff I used to get in places like Top Shop just makes the phrase mutton dressed as lamb spring to mind now. (On me anyway). So, I wait for the 25% discount in Grazia that appears a few times a year then I go mad... love Bertie shoes too.

Howies
Boden
Fat Face
Primark

Middle class, middle aged and unimaginative!

Woolovers for knitwear.
TKMaxx when I have time to rummage.

oh and
karen millen
whistles

... and sorry OP, I could happily never set foot in Next again, except DS has £30 worth of vouchers to spend there and all his clothes are too small.

Next and Tesco, naturally. I wasn't aware there were other shops?

All over really.

I think I'd miss Gap most though.

New Look, Dorothy Perkins and ASOS.

I also get some stuff from H&M and Fat Face.

Boden, GAP, Crew Clothing Co.

Used to buy loads from Next but only really jeans from there now.

For occasion wear usually Karen Millen or Coast or a local boutique for something different.

Next, Primark and supermarkets for everyday stuff and Ebay for special occasion stuff.

I love a bargain and probably dress a bit too young for my age but I'm not going to be size 8 forever so I might as well make the most of it whilst I can.

I'm surprised how many people include Top Shop alongside what I consider the more expensive shops like Jigsaw/ Boden/ or M&S etc.

I haven't been in a Top shop since I was about 20! Is it all for skinnt bints, or would a womanly size 12 find something to fit her?

Uniqlo.

Am very petite and their stuff fits nicely AND looks good on a small frame!

skinny not skinnt!