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I never spend that much on clothes, really. Haven't brought anything new for ~6 months. But then I do have a wardrobe that causes some people to worry about my sexuality - after Coco's comment especially 
But then most of the stuff I buy in sales (we have sales almost all the time here). Like my last couple of pairs of shoes cost $18 a piece. One's some black boots that are great, and the others look like baseball boots, brown and textured. Reduced from $85 a piece
My jeans cost $35-$80 depending on sales. But then you can't get jeans for less than £20 really ($35) here. Most I've ever spent was ~$100 on a pair of Versace Couture ones in Harvey Nicks sale, which are gorgeous, textured and look fantastic. Shame they don't fit anymore
T shirts I go mad on, I spent $55 in a sale on one, that I love, but usually I'll spend ~$30 for one. Sadly, most of the interesting designers, even the high street ones, charge £30-60 for a t shirt ($50-100). Shirts usually cost $50 or so, less if I can find ones in River Island or H&M sales.
The most I've ever spent at once was ~$450 on a handmade German dinner suit for university, which is gorgeously cut and light enough not to get too hot. And years ago I spent ~$250 on a long cashmere and wool coat by Valentino, which is the nicest thing I own. It's almost 4 years old and still looks like new, and it's incredibly soft and warm. Also has Italian lapels (as opposed to normal English ones), so I look like a Russian spy if I put the collar up
But then most of the stuff I buy in sales (we have sales almost all the time here). Like my last couple of pairs of shoes cost $18 a piece. One's some black boots that are great, and the others look like baseball boots, brown and textured. Reduced from $85 a piece
My jeans cost $35-$80 depending on sales. But then you can't get jeans for less than £20 really ($35) here. Most I've ever spent was ~$100 on a pair of Versace Couture ones in Harvey Nicks sale, which are gorgeous, textured and look fantastic. Shame they don't fit anymore
T shirts I go mad on, I spent $55 in a sale on one, that I love, but usually I'll spend ~$30 for one. Sadly, most of the interesting designers, even the high street ones, charge £30-60 for a t shirt ($50-100). Shirts usually cost $50 or so, less if I can find ones in River Island or H&M sales.
The most I've ever spent at once was ~$450 on a handmade German dinner suit for university, which is gorgeously cut and light enough not to get too hot. And years ago I spent ~$250 on a long cashmere and wool coat by Valentino, which is the nicest thing I own. It's almost 4 years old and still looks like new, and it's incredibly soft and warm. Also has Italian lapels (as opposed to normal English ones), so I look like a Russian spy if I put the collar up
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