Where do you shop for clothes?

So my favorite clothing store has closed.  I need to find a new favorite store.  Now that I'm actually able to wear smaller sizes my options have really opened up.  But I'm completely lost and don't know where to shop anymore.  I used to shop at Deb's.  So those of you that are familiar with the type of fashion that Deb's sold I could really use some advice of where to buy clothes that are similar in style.  I've looked at Express and Macy's but they are ungodly expensive.  I'm still a bit too heavy for places like A&E and Aero but they aren't really my style anyway.  HELP! For those of you who are close or already at goal, where did you start shopping? I'm looking for a place that has good style and good quality (so no to places like Walmart and Target) but won't charge me $50 for a tee shirt.  I'm 27 years old so I'm interested in clothes suited for a girl in her 20's.  I'm somewhere around a size 14 or 16 but I'm still losing weight.

I have been going to vintage cloths stores and cloth exchanges , great designer cloths cheap , im still losing so I will need to replace then again soon

Check out Buckle, Charlotte Russe, Down East Basics, Forever 21, Rue 21, Hot Topic, and Wet Seal. 

I'm kinda partial to old navy, but I'm a guy so I am the Jon Snow of women's fashion.

You know NOTHING, Jon Snow!

Right now I am shopping a lot of consignment stores and Old Navy

Don't underestimate what you'll find a thrift and consignment stores.  I'm amazed at what other women discard.  Consignment stores are great because you can trade in you clothes to fund your next size, thus saving a fortune.  I got my first pair of disgustingly expensive jeans at a consignment store.  I remember because I was havng fits about paying $12 for them (becaue I paid $5 at Goodwill), but they fit so perfectly.  Two years later they had finally worn out and I wanted to replace them, only to discover that they cost $175.

Now that you've crossed over from the plus size section, you'll be needing to replace your wardrobe with every 5-10 lbs, so this is about to get expensive!  For full-retail, though, I love Cato.  They have a wonderful plus section and regular sizes, and they swap out styles often, so there's something different every time I enter the store.

I'm not closer to goal yet, but oh how I miss Deb. It was one of my top favorites, that and torrid. I don't know if you can fit into a smaller size in torrid or not still. But I second the Forever 21, Charolette Russe, Rue 21, Hot Topic, and Wet Seal, all have great choices. I shop with my smaller friends all the time, one of their favs is Forever 21.

& hey don't knock walmart & target, they got some cute stuff sometime ;)

My first reaction to this post was...

ANY DAMN PLACE I WANT!!!!!

I know you said no Target, but I have had great luck this spring. I have found good quality maxi dresses, cute blouses I can wear to work or out in the evening. You may want to give them some consideration. I'm a big bargain shopper so I sign up for emails from the stores I like. Usually every other week is a sale or 50% off something. I'm a big fan of H&M, Ann Taylor Loft & the Limited(clearance rack and only when they have sales). I'm also a big fan of Old Navy. They run good sales and promotions. You may also want to try TJ Maxx & Marshalls you have to go thru the racks, but I have been rewarded.