Many people are worried about money and have to manage their wardrobe on a tight budget, so the first impulse is to buy less expensive clothes in greater quantities. However, you can get more value for your dollar if you buy a few outfits, mixing neutrals with patterns that can be interchanged with each other, rather than buying lots of cheaper things. You will find that more expensive pieces are usually made better, with sturdiness in mind. Do not be swayed by designer names just because they are in fashion, but do not be dissuaded by higher prices if the clothing is well-made. If you stick to classic looks, they will even last through the myriad fashion trends. Quite against the usual intention of saving on expenses when buying cheaper clothes, you may spend more money over time. In addition, you will look cheaper and less concerned with how you present yourself.
