I'm not a big accesory shopper-- either I have no idea what I like or what I would do with it, or I have something in my mind and can't find what I want. Usually my happiest purchases are gifts or things I stumble across.
I have problems fitting pumps and flats and don't own either, which is problematic since you can't wear open toe footwear, sneakers, and boots everywhere. Pumps cause issues when I need to wear a dress or skirt in a non-boot/bootie appropriate situation . . . as for flats, in the summer I crave a closed shoe with an open vamp, but no luck. Part of it is that my toes are very long and I have one that starts very far back on one foot because of contracture from an old injury.
Jeans-- because of length issues-- so many brands don't come in long enough lengths except in one basic bootcut style. I want straights and BFs that are long enough . . . in different fits and washes and in premium and non-premium options. I end up wearing a lot of basic bootcuts.
Similarly, I often have issues finding sleeves long enough --- I NEED AND LOVE LONG SLEEVES! I shouldn't have to layer everything over a proper-length L/S tee. There are pitfalls to being almost 5'9" with even longer arms and legs. Plus, I don't even look particularly tall because I'm proportionately curvy.
Right now I'm battle some IT blues . . . but I also have a very curvy rear and thighs. It is very easy to look unbalanced either way, amd conventional wisdom doesn't necessarily apply (i.e. ITs should show of great legs).
I also HATE paying for prescription medication, basic non-luxury toiletries, vitamins, etc.
Unlike most ladies I enjoy shopping for utilitarian items, basic tees, bras, undies, socks, swimwear, and gear. I love my gear! And PJs/Loungewear--- all feel like special treats, and most don't break the bank (with the exception of bras) so my inner tightwad is happy.