-much on the formal end of business wear (although I feel like I should have at least one combination of clothing that can halfway pass as a suit, and I don't think I do)
-anything for rugged outdoorsy activities
-resort wear, sadly

I have had to admit to myself recently that I no longer need clubwear. Even if I do go out to a bar or go dancing on the occasional evening, the boobtacular little tops I used to wear really need to be released back out in the world. SIGH.

I also don't need party dresses, and I have at least a half dozen of them. SIGH again.

I have a black-tie outfit bought for a specific event, a silk top and fishtail skirt. I've gotten way more use out of it than I have any logical reason to - I wear it to parties sometimes just for fun. Around here, parties are either jeans or costumes, so I decided black tie formal is my way of costuming. I should use this same logic to justify buying some really killer shoes or a drop-dead LBD, then just wear it everywhere.

Summer clothes... what I have works.

Evening wear , much that is gear, business clothing.

**business wear
**cocktail dresses

A jean jacket...

Is that weird? That's weird.

Oh, and my riding gear. I should toss the helmet. I've had the brilliant idea to use my rubber riding boots as my rainboots this year, so I can wear them out and get rid of them. Of course, the governor just declared an official emergency state of drought...

Black tie/formal evening wear - a couple of cocktail dresses for weddings/events is fine, but I don't need anything fancier than that.

Business wear - I own one suit for theoretical interviews, but have never actually worn it. I should just start wearing the blazer, but I've been enjoying my colorful blazers more lately.

Clubwear - hasn't been my scene in a long time. I ended up going to goth/industrial night at a club after a wedding a few months ago and realized it was (now) a major wardrobe hole!

Shorts/summer tanks - a few items for really hot days and/or outdoor activities, but otherwise I tend to stick to dresses in hot weather.

Formal wear. No galas in my life

Business wear, gardening or camping wear.

I usually have no need for cocktail/evening wear (sadly), but I have two reunions this year so yay! I have no need for swimwear as I am not a beach person and almost never go to pools.

"Clubwear."

You all are making me feel old.

Rachylou, I don't need a jean jacket either.

And clubwear didn't even occur to me, it's so far out of the realm of my daily life. heehee

CLubwear! And suits. I have work wear but I am going to ban suits, very freeing! And maternity clothes.

Hi! (*waves, being new*)
Suits. I work in a very casual environment, and never even needed one for job interviews, and that's good because I can't stand them. Tried to borrow one from my SIL for a daytime wedding, but at the last second I switched to a dress. Not me, suits! I hate matchy-matchy, that must be it. Also clubwear, I guess, I don't know what a club looks like. And snow gear, we have mild winters in Italy!

Formal wear, suits, long gowns (red carpet gowns), specific sports gear, high-heels (it's not that I don't have that sort of life, more like 'I don't have that sort of feet').

Ah, maternity wear. I was wondering when we'd get around to that one, LOL.

soccer shorts from 1992! Need to work on that lounge wear capsule pronto. I know there are so many cuter and equally comfy things out there.

I don't have the sort of life where I need...
-formal evening wear
-resort wear
-fancy shoes/heels (doesn't mix well with playground gravel and grass)
-specialized workout gear

-formal business wear like suits (mine is a dressy casual workplace)
-extensive outdoor/athletic gear (one pair of running shoes, one pair of hiking boots, and yoga clothing is the extent of it)
- club wear (although it might be fun to have something ready…just in case!)

I think I need it all
Dressy for work, casual for play, gear for the gym and items for snowshoeing/hiking/snorkeling/kayaking. Some things I don't need much of, like one formal dress for weddings and such.

Karie, are you saying there's something wrong with waiting until the date of the wedding is almost upon you and then dashing to whatever store is still open on the night you remember and grabbing whatever is still there in your size?

'Date night' wear and formal (not buisness formal but evening/wedding) wear. When I have time I'm home in my PJs with my husband and baby, not going to fancy restaurants or anything like that. I rarely attend weddings or other formal parties and I have 4 formal dresses so I'm set.

Oh also workout wear!

Hee hee, Meli -- when I had my baby I promised myself six weeks off from going to the gym. I extended that a little and haven't been back, and <cough cough> the baby had his 17th birthday last week.

I hasten to add (she said defensively) that I do exercise very consistently, I just never went back to the gym.

Formalwear, cocktail wear, club wear, eveningwear in general. Professional clothing above the level of business casual. Anything designed for hot climates--resortwear, tropical clothing, more than a handful of summer outfits. Serious winter gear.

Cocktail dresses and black pumps!

April, that was too funny! 17 years!

I don't need corporate wear...I am with the half of this thread that has such a varied life (in weather and sports) that I need most everything else.

But although I could 'need' sexy shoes for a date night, I don't need them that bad that I will put them on!

... club wear here too!
... scrubs (yay!)
... buttonshirts!

I don't need anything formal, business attire or heels.