'I'm still rocking the same clothes I bought a decade ago'
THE pressure to have a new outfit for every occasion and never be snapped in the same dress twice means we are buying more garments.
She says: "I was in my late twenties when I came across my strapless floral print dress in 2009. I bought it for about a tenner to travel in Spain and have worn it ever since.Claire Rees bought this classic strapless floral print dress in 2009 and it's still one of her favourite outfitsIt reminds me of fun adventures.Some of my favourite clothes are from my teens, when I worked as a Saturday girl in a boutique.
SALES admin assistant Roxanne Kennedy lives with daughter Niah, six, in Newark, Notts, and still wears clothes she wore in her early twenties. If you find an all-time favourite item of clothing, which is still in good condition and it fits, then why throw it out?"MEDIA presenter Louise Peaple lives with husband Nick, 48, and children Connie, ten, and Jack, seven, in Chiswick, West London.
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