I will shop at, or for xwy when I have $$$

For me it's:

Anthropologie
Boden

for shoes:

Nordsturms!

(for a FEW things, not one to blast $10K for clothes)

This therapy really is helping

I hope by then my styles haven't changed and I'm shopping with my senior citizens discount card :banghead:

I like Boden and the Mini Boden stuff is so cute too.

They don't send out a sale catalog but do have a sale section on their website.

[Vanquisher]

Williams and Sonoma

and there I will buy one of everything.

I'll hire you to make me some bakery items then, and you could add $ in your pocket for your addiction

btw did you ever check out my fav cooking gal?

http://splendidtable.publicradio.org/

[SuzySunshine]

Williams & Sonoma
Pottery Barn
Nordstrom's

I'm sure there are more...

[Momo]

http://www.horchow.com/index.jhtml This is the home furnishings of Neiman Marcus.

They even have a sale section! (well a sale section for attendinghood maybe) edited 2/15

[Vishenka69]

William Sonoma (even though I have no idea what half of those things are for)
Neiman Marcus
Henri Benden
Bergdorf Goodman
Anthropologie
ABC Home

Although I don't think I'll ever be able to actually pay full price for any of that stuff but at least I'll be able to afford the first round of sales and won't have to weight for the final 80% off.

[Sheherezade]

There is a Hermes here in our town. Since I'm a total scarf junkie, I have this fantasy of being rich enough to just drop in and pick one from time to time. That's so not going to happen with my tightwad attitude.

Still, it would be nice to have that much dough.

I find that all my shopping money is going to kid's activities. Riding lessons = $200 a session; indoor soccer season = $260 a session; ballet = $150 a quarter; music lessons $20 a week......

There's a new reason to argue that kids are overscheduled. It's dang pricey.

[SuzySunshine]

William Sonoma (even though I have no idea what half of those things are for)

I could say the same thing about some of the clothes/stores you talk about!

[madeintaiwan]

Hmmm... nothing too extravagant for me, I'm so boring

Definitely Williams-Sonoma
Pottery Barn
Crate and Barrel
Nordstroms
J.Crew
I'd like to be able to walk into any boutique/shop and be able to have the $ to buy if I find something cute
weekly massages at a full service spa (ohh.. Burke Williams)
sushi/sashimi at least once a week (dine out or make at home)

[houseelf]

Maybe I'm fooling myself, but why would we ever need anything more than IKEA, Gymboree, and Ann Taylor Loft?

If I'm going to spend money with abandon, its going to be on Travelocity.

Kelly

[Amiens]

Maybe I'm fooling myself, but why would we ever need anything more than IKEA, Gymboree, and Ann Taylor Loft?

If I'm going to spend money with abandon, its going to be on Travelocity.

Kelly

And see... I would say the same thing about Old Navy.

When I am feeling a bit richer---

Pottery Barn
Ann Taylor
J. Crew (although I have been finding some great things on sale)
Banana Republic

[alison]

Big Blue for dh (although I will probably buy this for him during residency)
Miele vacuum cleaner, dishwasher, W/D
All-Clad pots and pans
Nordstrom (how many of you are going to butcher the name?)

I'm short and squat - I have to buy clothes that fit me otherwise I look even more short and squat. In other words, I don't save on clothes. I just have a couple of things from Nordstrom and Ann Taylor.

[DCJenn]

I'm 100% with Kelly on this one.

Travel to France and buy the f-ing pots, pans, and knives. and the wine.

Travel to Italy for anything that used to be part of a cow. and the wine.

Travel to Russia for fur-lined and gorgeous. and the vodka.

Travel to England for Burberry and Marks & Spencer. and the gin.

travel everywhere else because who knows what treasures can be unearthed...and what fabulous cocktails I can have whilst doing it.

Let me tell you that my retirement plans are this: sell all property. Buy two tiny apartments. One in LA, one in NYC. I will thus be close to any airport destination. Yes, I will travel the US. Those will involve long and arduous family vacations...

Jenn