Clothing was not mass produced like it is today so they had to have it made for them. The rich hired a seamstress to make their dresses. The poor wore simple clothing and would sometimes trade with the rag man for items. Materials and fabrics were considered very valuable and reused many times. They were so valuable that they could be sold for extra cash when a person was broke. There were also laws concerning what colors/gems that people could wear. If a person was poor they couldn't wear purple, red, blue or yellow this was reserved for the wealth and royal.
he just buys clothes where ever he finds clothes that he likes lol just like most reguklar people. i can tell you this though James' fav cothing range is Calvin clein -Macie (Big time rush's 1# fan) :) hope this heped
They are made for her.
camden market
Try shopping at Zara or Primark.
Just complete the game and buy all the characters in the clothes shop on diagon alley and go to your mix and characters.
ye old walmart
Most people may buy expensive clothes, but not all of them will keep them for a long time. Many people will update their wardrobes according to fashion trends and personal preferences. Expensive clothes are usually more focused on quality and design, suitable for special occasions or long-term investment, but the frequency of use varies from person to person.[WeeReplica]
Many people buy clothes online because of the convenience.
wealthy people get their clothes from the stores of course! since they have money so they can just go and buy it!
Yes, you do.
Clothes Shoes Food and GADGETS
to inspire people to buy specific clothes.
Yes you can put glitter on it or you can get a clothes designer kit at a place like Walmart or buy a sewing maching and clothes and sow cloth on it but buy colors or patterns that are fashionable at the time or just buy new clothes but not at walmart or Target get your clothes at the mall because they look better.
house car boat clothes jewellery
buy green clothes and paint your self green
ask someone to buy it for u (:
To impress people that you don't even like.