Suberb London Fashion Tips. Tip#16

[FrankJScott]

How do you choose the best clothes store - three top stores to choose from for different types of focus
Do you regularly shop at the same place? Are you always shopping at the same shop? There are many kinds of shopping experiences available when you're trying to find clothes, and it's great to have a variety of options. But how can you decide what to buy? These suggestions can help you to narrow your choices:

Geographical - What shops are located in close to each other? (assuming that you go to brick and mortar stores).
Budgetary - how much money you want to invest
Personal style that you prefer - if you're an artist, you'll pick an alternative store to people who prefer an old-fashioned style or a vintage selection. Try latest fashion trends for size.
Your size is important - unfortunately some stores do not carry petites as well as sizes and clothes for tall women.
Store size - we often prefer small stores to larger ones (or in reverse).

You're now aware of the options there are for you. What are the best ways to decide which ones offer the greatest option for you? This is an extremely general outline, but If you're currently shopping at just one or two stores or feel limited by the choices they offer, this will help. This is how my customers and I decide where to go to shop.

Large dept. The department is large. The store will have all your clothing and shoes, as well as coats. And there are department stores for all budgets.
Specialty chain store (e.g., Banana Republic, Talbots or White House Black Market) each of these stores have a very specific esthetic and if you discover one that you like, with clothes that appeal to your personal style and clothing that fits you well it's a great way to keep a watchful at the latest collection. They often make it easy to mix and match clothes right there and they generally provide excellent customer service while shopping.
TJ Maxx Marshalls Nordstrom Rack and TJ Maxx Off-Price Stores There is the option of exploring the stores with an open mind taking a look at the finds you can find or ensuring you know what you are looking for and where you will be able to find it. Self-control is key. It's easy to be caught up in the cost and then buy items that you don't need or require. If you're often overwhelmed, having a strategy will help you make your life more manageable.

I'm also putting in a plug for boutiques. These are typically local stores and play an important part in clothes shopping. These shops can provide an opportunity to discover a particular style or look that's not readily found elsewhere. My neighborhood has a variety of boutiques that offer handcrafted and unique designs. Some are very fashionable or are geared towards an age group. You won't find these styles in department stores.

A lot of women are afraid of visiting a store and being charged too much or being pressured by the sales people. Both fears can be true but they don't always prove true. It's worth taking a look to discover more! And, they often offer good discounts at the end of the season, so If you are familiar with what they offer that's an ideal occasion to buy some exciting accessories to your wardrobe. You don't know what new shopping experience you can include in your shopping list next time you visit? Be sure to enjoy yourself Make sure to enjoy yourself!