Tuckernuck has some really cute summer dresses!

Stitch fix is fun.. You can have a stylist pick outfits or choose your own. I also like that once they know your size, every outfit they suggest is in your size and available! Returns are easy too.

How about instead of wasting money on more poorly constructed plastic clothing you identity a charity to donate to. You purchase enough items of clothing that you are actually bored of six brands? Christ on a bike, put some good into the world.

Anonymous wrote:Faherty?

How's the quality of Faherty stuff?

Explore secondhand designer finds - the RealReal is great

Cuyana, Amour Vert, Frame, Ayr.

Second Club Monaco rec, Sezane, America 525, Alex Mills

Club Monaco. A lot cheaper, but i've gotten some random really cute stuff at Modcloth that consistently gets tons of compliments. The quality is hit or miss because it's from different brands, but some of it is better than, say, the typical stuff at Anthro or Jcrew.

Going a different directly, i already owned some Vouri leggings, but discovered their tops this year and i am in love. Seriously the most comfortable cute leisure stuff i've ever owned.

How about Garmentory? https://www.garmentory.com/sale/all/women

I got a sweater from this place pretty recently that I like - shipping was fast: https://www.ooloop.co/home

Maybe you'll find some inspiration at Penelope's: https://shoppenelopes.com/collections/womens

Madewell isn't on your list but I will assume, given where you do shop, that you are either already shopping there or have chosen not to.

Bloomingdale’s

Faherty?

Google. I’m serious.

Evereve? Athleta? Depends what you are looking for.

Anthro?

Bored of Boden, BR, J Crew, Ann Taylor, pact, everlane.

Where can I look with a price point of $50-200 per item? We’re quarantined and I’m bored and want to buy something!